The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-01-26

Evening Wedding in Drawing Room,
of Hotel SaVamalt.
savannah News, Jan. %.

| me llaTrlaSe OF MISS Poullne CARD
ner, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s.
Gardner. TO Lieut.. George Davis Levy
oil Sumter, ). c., took place last even
ing ut s o'clock at Hotel Savannah,
and in the drawing room where the
formed OF palms and an American
flag. The Rev. George Solomon Off
I ciated.
! The young bride was charming in
her girlish wedding gown of duchess
satin. The winged -draped skirt was
in soft folds, and the short waisted
| bodice, which was made of princess
lace combined with silk tulle, had
sleeves OF tulle edged with tiny pearls
A deep girdle Of folds of satin was
caught ut the side with sprays Of or
ange blossoms. The long tulle vel
worn with Il semi-wreath of orange
blossoms in front. and arranged in
coronet effect ut the back, hung over
the court train OF duchess satin. She
carried a shower bouquet of brides
roses and lilies Of the valley with a
center Of orchids.
Miss Mildred Byck. who was the
maid OF honor and only attendant.
wore dress of cerise velvet and white
satin. The bodice of velvet, made high
neck In the back, was low in the front
and cut square. Over the shoulders
we're rhinestone, straps covered will
cerise tulle. and the sleeves were old.
fashioned double puffs. The skirt OF
white satin was made with double bus
tie OF velvet in the back, and from
this fell cascade of cerise tulle. Her
bouquet was Of Russell roses.
Julian Levy of Sumter, S. c., the
oridegroom's brother, was best man,
md the master of ceremonies was
Joseph Byck. The ushers were Selma
collat, Meyer Collat, Charles Byck and
Joseph Gardner, the brides brother.
jacobson's orchestra furnished the
music and played the Bridal Chorus"
from Lohengrin as the bridal party
entered.
Mrs. Gardner the brides mother.
wore black Georgette crepe over flesh
;olored satin, and her corsage bouquet
vas OF white roses and violets. The
'ridegroom's mother. Mrs. c. A. Lev!
If Sumter, wore black lace over satin,
and Mrs. Dave Gardner, an aunt of
he bride from Chicago, wore a dres.
II light gray chiffon. Mrs. A. c. !
phelps of Sumter was in black vel |
yet trimmed with fur and Mrs. Phil
ip Hammerschlag of Philadelphia
vore black Georgette crepe
After the ceremony q reception was
neid and i'm the tea room where
seated supper was served later in the
evening, the brides table was decorat-
I'D with green and white. In the cen
.er was a basket Of white roses ana
hyacinths, and on the handle were tied
BOWS of white tulle. Garlands of
'milaX surrounded the centerpiece,
and at each end of the table was
large iced cake. individual souvenirs
of small white wedding bells filled
With salted almonds were at each
plate.
Among the ut-of- town guests were
Mrs c. A. Levy, Julian Levy, Mrs. a.
:. Phelps. Raymond Schwartz, John
Sibert. Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Gardner
md their children of Chicago; Mrs
Phillip Hammerschlag of Philadel-
phia. Wavely Levy of Camp Jackson;
Morton Visanska of Columbia, s. c.
Leon Greene Of New York, Harry
iershon OF Atlanta and Arthur Rosen-
hal Of Fort Screven.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Levy left after the
reception for Florida, the bride wear
ing n coat suit Of reindeer -colored
cloth. and hat Of straw braid and
satin OF the same color. Her furs
were taupc fox. After a short trip
south they will visit Mrs. G. a. Levy
III Sumter and n large reception will
oe given by Mrs. Levy in their honor
From Sumter, Lieut.. and Mrs. Lew
will go to Columbia. S. c., where Lieut.,
Levy Is stationed in the Three Hun