Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-15
MISS WEISS A BRIDE
WIFE Of WESTERNER
Ceremony Takes Place This Even
ing at Hotel Emerson Bal
tim0re.
RABBI ISRAEL UFFICIATES
Bride and Groom To Travel in Southern
California Before Locating At
Home in Montana.

This evening at 6 O'Clock wed
ding Of local interest will take plac,
in Baltimore at the Hotel Emerson
Tn bride is Miss Flora Weiss, eldest
daughter of Mr.. Charles Weiss. 4
prominent local business man and di-
rector o the ANNAPOLIS Banking anc
Trust Company. and Mrs. Weiss.
The groom il Mr.. Louis jerome
Israel. Of Helena, Mont. prominent
business and club man Of that city,
and identified socially, as well The
wedding will be simple, but elegant,
and the ceremony will be performed
by DR.. William Rosenau, Rabbi Of
Eutaw Place temple, Baltimore
The father of the bride will give his
daughter in marriage.
The ceremony, though al ter the He
brew custom, is very much like other
marriage ceremonies. The floral
decorations are elaborate and beauti-
full and are done by Seidewitz, the
Annap Ills and Baltimore. florist. The
altar before which the wedding will
take place, is on improvised altar Of
palms, smilax, pink and white azaleas
and roses. The entire mezzsnint
floor will be used for the ceremony
and dinner, which follows, including
the ball room and banquet hall.
Music will be furnished by Fischer's
orchestra, Baltimore
The ushers will be Messfs. Leo and
Harry Strauss, Of Baltimore, and Mr..
Philip Miller, a well-known business
man of Annapolis. The best man
will be MIR. Leoard j. Mann, of Bal
timort, and the maid OF honor will be
the brides sister. Mise Lillian Weiss.
The bridesmaids are Miss Grace Gez-
berger of Butte, Mont, niece of the
groom; Miss Selda Carmen Wander
wart, OF New York, (the fancet Of
Mr.. Philip Miller, Of this city, who
is one of the dshers,) and Miss Ida
Lowenthal, OF Baltimore.
During the ceremony Miss Wander
wart, who has well trained soprano
voice, will sing Oh Promise Me. "
The bride will wear an exquisite i'm
ported gown of white duchess satin,
yelled with real Limerick lace. The
gown is made with court train and is
trimmed with bands of ermine and
pearls. Her only ornament will be a
cavalier Of diamonds, the gift of the
gro jm. She will carry a shower
bouquet of white roses and lilies of
the valley, and her real lace veil,
which extends to the end of her court
train, is to be held in the hair with a
coronet of orange blossoms. The
brides gown, and those of the maid
Of houor and BRIDESMAIDS, were made
simply, though elegantly, but along
graceful lines.
The maid of honor, the bride sis
ter, Miss Lillian Weiss, will wear
handsome gown of pink crepe char
neuse, yelled in silk shadow lace and
trimmed with bsnls of ermine
She Will carry q shower of pink
roses. All of the bridesmaids were
yowned alike. Each wore white
charmeuse, yelled in cream silk
shadow lace, with pink girdles.
Each bridesmaid will carry pink
roses.
The brides mother will wear an
elegant gown Of gray charmeuse,
trimmed with handsome applique.
All the men will wear evening full
dress, the wedding being O'Clock
affair. The ceremony will be wit
messed only by the immediate fami-
lies Of the contracting parties, and a
few personal friends. Ii will be
strictly "a family affair" After
the wedding an elaborate dinner will
be served in the banquet hall, at
mall tables, each of which will hold
as a centre ornament a gold basket
| filed with pink roses.
The bride IS table will be heart
shaped, and will be deliberately dec
GRATED with white roses. Palms.
smilax, pink azslses, pink roses will
| decorate the banquet hall. After
the dinner the bride and groom will
leave Baltimore for Atlantic City and
New York, and will later return to
Annapolis for a visit TO the bride s
parents before taki1g a trip to the
Pacific coast, where they will spend
some time liz southern California be-
tore taking up their residence at the
Plsser Hotel, Helena, Mont. after
April ].
The bride has received many hand
some and elegst presents, including a
lst silver service from the groom s
sister, and toilet silver set If six
teen pieces from the brides sisters
and little brother. Many checks for
handsome sums Of money were re-
ceived from relatives, and today
cablegrams of congratulations and
Fluctuations have CO ne from abroad
from relatives and friends. The
father of the groom, Mr.. /. l..
Israel, of Helena, and Mr.. Adolpb
0rnstein, also of Helena. came on
fer the wedding.
The bride was educated at the
city public school, later studying
abroad in Germany and France for
several years. She is skilled
horsewomsn. Both enc and her sis
ter have travelled, extensively both
| ia this and in foreign countries