Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-24

served WIN banuWicneS anu Otner
ielicacies. Misses Elizabeth Love
Elizabeth Howell, in Colonial cos.
.umes, assisted in serving.
Besides those already mentioned, |
The hostesses were Mesdames H. A. |
Burger, Albert Buchanan, B. Fl. Cogh.
Ian, J. W. Doremus, George Evans. H. |
c. Fulgham. G. 8. Traps. c. 8. Gamer,
W. 8. Howell. Ralph Howell, Law
Henderson, J. T. Hanway, z. J. Kyle.
o. B. Love. Robert Mawhinney l.. L.
McInnis, H. beverley, Lawrence
Parker. p. M. Raysor, Lynn Rushing.
Fred Taylor. M. w. Sims, A. M. Wal.
drop. w. Whipprecht. 8. c. Williams,
John Allen and Miss Alice Saltzman.
observation-disclosures
One Of the most beautiful weddings
in the history Of Bryan was solenniz.
ed in the Jewish Synagogue, Temple
Freda, last Sunday at l o'clock. the
contracting parties being Miss Mary
Kaczer Of Bryan and Mr.. B. H. Rirsch.
enson oYwashington, d. c.
During the prelude Mr.. H. c. Near.
Ing, at the piano. and Mrs. Roy Dan
forth, as soloist. held the audience In
perfect rhapsody. The first number,
wedding Day at Troldhaugen," an
instrumental selection from Grieg
was not only appropriate and showed
the excellent taste Of the pianist, but
Mr.. Nearing never played with more
perfect touch and excellent rendition
than at this time. Then. in her own
sweet and characteristic charm, Mrs
Danforth sang "Mavis." and SO fault.
less was this classic. II Is safe to say
that she will never sing more to the
delight Of her hearers than upon this
occasion.
Under the supervision Of Mrs. Sam.
uel Levy no efforts had been spared
In the temple decorations. The color
scheme was green and white-roses
sweetpeas and potted plants FREEDOM
mating. Over the center OF the altar
and under which we're to stand the
bride and groom was stretched n can
opy. while on each side stood the two
Memorials candlesticks-the canopy
and candlesticks being symbols used
In all Jewish weddings OF the ortho
dox type.
Misses Regina and Rosie Hart
beautifully gowned and wearing Q
corsage Of sweetpeas. assisted b,
Messrs. II. Levinson and Charles
Buchwald. greeted and ushered each
guest to a seat and helped In ever
way to make all ready for the comm,
OF the happy occasion.
Promptly at the hour the frs
strains Of Lohengrin's weddin,
March announced the arrival OF IN,
wedding party. The order Of the pro
OCCASIONAL was as follows: Mrs. J.
Taubenhous Of Bryan. sister OF III,
groom. and Mr.. D. II. HIrschenson
Mrs. De Sofa Pool Of New York City
wife Of DR.. d. De Sofa Pool. matrol
Iof honor. and Mr.. J. ]. Taubenhous
Miss Pearl Cans Of Longview. Texas
and Mr.. William Gelbcr OF Bryan
Miss Ethel Gelber Of Bryan and Mr.
Morris Taubenhous. followed by Mis-
Mary Kaczer upon the arm n he
father. Mr.. d. Kaczer.
Each lady was beautifully gowne,
and each carried bouquet Of pinl
Killarney roses. Mrs. J. ]. Taubcr
hous wore dress OF white silk ne,
while Mrs. ID. De Sofa Pool wore
white satin dress trimmed In rea
Brussels lace. Miss Pearl Cans wor
an embroidered silk net over a sIlkc
alp, while Miss Ethel Gclbcr wa
gowned In white Georgctte crepe. TIL
bride was dressed In white Duchcs
, satin en- train. with overdrcss OF sIl
: tullc and silver lace. trimmed wit
, real pearls and orange blossoms. IN
bridal veil likewise being artisticall
: caught with orange blossoms. sh
held shower bouquet OF brides rose
= land lilies Of the valley.
!, DR.. d. DcSola Pool. who IL a brotl
Ier-in.law Of the groom. and who r
|. lcited the ritualistIc ceremonies M
spoke the marriage vows that solcm
lied this happy couple NJ man az
wife. Ia a gentleman Of rare and mo
i, lscholarly attainmcnts. lie IL rabbi
a the Central Park West Temple. Il
r oldest Jewish synagogue In the city
A New York. The ceremony was a &c
A OF classic beauty. an obligation Of Il
a strongest vows. While II was Of Il
= orthodQx. Jewish. ret y Was srrAnx'
a Tor Jew and uchtIIc alike. for ea'
I lciaimed Miss Kaczer a. its own. n
n being evidenced BY the packed an
70 ence Of her many friends. resard(e