The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-10-23
ROSenthal-Kaffie

t One of the prettiest home wee
dlngs ever solemnized in Match
toches was that Of Miss Ma
:, Katie to Mr.. B. RosenthaI c
Alexandria on Thursday night
, when Rev. NJ. P. jacobson G
Shreveport united this well mate
young couple according to- tn
/ beautiful rite of their faith. Jus
before the ceremony Miss Green
amayer's beautiful soprano de
lighted the guests with her artisti
rendition of Because" and as tn
last notes died away Mendlesohn'
wedding march peaIed forth, sum
moning the groom and his bes
man, Mr.. Sylvan Bauer OF Alex
andrla, who were followed b.,
Messrs. Pat Wolfe of Alexandra
and Howard Winbarg, Joe Sack.
man and Albert Winbarg, ushers,
walking two and two, then, DR..
M. E. Katie of Shreveport, the
groomsman, followed by the junior
bridesmaid, Miss Evelyn Pincus,
the lovely young niece Of the
groom. in dainty gown of pink
tulle; next the maid of honor, Miss
Bella ROsenthal, sister OF the
groom, III lovely turquoise blue
georgette crepe and taffeta; the
matron, Mrs. Dave Hart, sister of
the bride, in a handsome orchid
kltten-ear satin; matrOn Of honor,
Mrs. Edna Katie, in an exquisite
gown OF white tulle appliqued ia
taffeta roses, all wearing gold
slippers and carrying great yellow
chrysanthemums and tube. The
lovely little niece, Hortense Edna
Hart, in dainty frock of white
net and ribbon. scattering rose
petals, proceeded the bride, who !
entered on the arm of her brother,
and as they reached the
autumn leaf entwined bower the
lights went Oft and myriads of
stars flashed on in the
rich, showering II brilliantly sub
lued glow upon the beautiful scene
hruout which 'Iraumerie softly
loated thruout the room.
The bride was radiantly beauti-
I'll in an exquisite gown of kitten
ar satin, hanti embroidered in
earls and cher lille, cap effect
lille veil falling to the end of the
ourt train also embroidered in
earls and chenille and she carried
tide roses and valley lilies, while
q men al wore costumes del
guer.
The dining room, like the re-
ptioD hall and parlors, was
'tistically decorated with autumn
ayes and yellow tulle; the table
'vered with a lovely lace cloth
Ter yellow satin, the brides cake
,lding the place of honor and
tile yellow baskets held white
I'd yellow minis, the individual
kes. brick cream carrying out
G same color scheme, while from /
eat punch bowl in each corner
the room delicious English brew
punch and white wines we're
rived.
The cutting of the brides cake
rnished much merriment during +.
hich the bride, in a handsome /;
aveling suit of victory blue ii
vertone with nassurtium colored
orgette blouse and hat and grey
rs, slipped away with her groom ii
their honeymoon trip to New
ork and Chicago. from which
ey will return to Alexandra to i
AXE their home in beautiful
use fitted up from attic to cellar |
loving relatives, while the eie-
mt array of silver, from full
ests to every conceivable indi-
dual service, cut glass, china,
lc-a-brac, etc., testified to their II
'pularlty.
The fair bride is the youngest
lighter Of Mrs. Annie and the L
e Adolpe Katie, lovely in per-
n, character and disposition,
Tile the groom, who is the only1-
q of Mr.. Jonas Rosenthal, is a
)endid young business man OF
exandria, worthy in every way
his fair bride.