The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-07-03
BRAUNER-MOORE.

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in most exclusive circles was the
wedding of Miss May o. Brauner. a
charming young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Brauner to Mr. Edmund
c. Moore, son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Moore of Alabama, which was beauti-
fully celebrated on Wednesday. June
%. 1919 at 600 o'clock at the church
of the Holy Name of Mary. Rev.
Father Edward p. McGrath performed
the ceremony according to the sacred
rites of the Catholic Church.
The church was brilliantly illumin-
ated and was decorated with guam
tity of ferns, palms, and daisies. They
were banked within the tabernacle and
arranged in an arch at the foot of the
altar. White satin ribbons were stretch
ed across the aisleS.
Mendelssohns wedding march was
playel by Professor Herbert as the
bridal party entered and during the
ceremony. many beautiful selections
were rendered on the organ by Pro-
fcssor Herbert. accompanied on the
violin by Miss Anna d. Sadler. Dur
ing the signing of the register. Miss
Herbert Malain sang Ave Maria.
Miss Brauners' attendants were her
sister, Miss Mildred Brauner, as maid
of honor, Misses Annie Rupp. Anna
May Brechtel, and Vera Moran of New
Orleans as brides maids.
The little ring bearer was Master
Christian John Brauner and little
Miss Alberta Molaison was flower
girl.
Mr.. Joseph Brauner acted as best
man for the groom while the grooms-
men were Messrs. George Brauner, A.
f. Israel and John B. Murphy.
Messrs. Anssell, Moran, James
Murphy, Claude Evans and Charles
Allison served as usherS
Algiers will always claim Miss Brau-
ner as one of its loveliest brides She
was becOmingly attired in a white
GeOrgette crepe dress over sublime
satin, which was prettily pearl beaded
in butterfly effect. 1t was neatly hem
stitched and was trimmed with real
lace. Her veil of illusion was arranged
in cap effect over her wreath OF orange
blossoms. The veil fell gracefully to
the end of her train which was of
duchess satin. She carried a shower !
bouquet of bridal roses with maidens |
hair and asparagus ferns tied with !
tulle streamers. Miss Brauner enter
ed with her father. who gave her into |
the safe keeping of the groom
Her maid of honor wore a gown of |
white net over satin and carried an
arm boquet of deep pink Killarney
The bridesmaids were charmingly
roses with pink tulle streamers.
in gowns of differently colored org
andy. Miss Rupp was attired in pale
blue organdy, Miss Brechtel wore
peach-colored organdy and Miss Vera
Moran flesh-colored organdy The
dresses were made with ruffles and
.ucks neatly hemstitched and piquot
edged around the neck and sleeves.
All carried arm boquets of pink Kill
arney roses with tulle streamers.
The groom, the brides father, the
pest man and the groomsman wore I
white linen suits. some with the waist {
,and effect The ushers also wore
White suits, two of which were white
lress uniforms of the Navy Y
The brides mother, Mrs. Joseph {
was tastifully gowned in {
White wolfe, hemstitched in pale blue
With blue ribbon belt to match. She c
Tore a large white Milan hat trimmed q
Nth wide white ribbon and wings. /
The little ring bearer was dressed /
n a white linen suit and carried I
Thite satin pillow, to which f
Jas attached a white satin ribbon, /
gliding the two rings. f
The flower girl wore a dress of
yhite organdy and silk socks and Il
lippers. A great bow of white ribbon \
'as in her hair d
This wedding meant one the smart. F
st gathering of the social world this r
eason. Immediately after the cere- {
lony, reception was given at the n
ONE of the brides parents in Pacific v
venue. The spacious Braune r
ONE was decorated with hydraniums,
aisies, roses and ferns of all kinds "
nd the entire lower floor was cleared
the furniture and brilliantly illumi- s.
ated for the occasion Dancing was Il
ldulged in until a late hour and .iar- O
ours Jazz Band was in attendance. d
hampagne punch and delicious W
-eam and cake were served in abund
nee. II
Mr. and Mrs Edmund c. Moore s,
re the happy recipients of many hand b
,me presents. The young couple N
1T the next morning on the 4:30 h
ain for parts in Alabama to spend s,
leir honeymoon. The bridal party
'corted them to the train, shOwered
em with rice and Mr. and Mrs.
core left with the best wishes and
of their many friends.
The brides travelling dress was "
IVY blue crepe de chine. hemsticshed n
Id beaded in red by one of her 8.
She wore large 70
ack Milan hat prettily trimmed with w
ack ribbon. ne
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moore, Mr. A.
Farris and son, Lawrence, came q,
wn for the wedding br
Upon their return. Mr.. and Mrs. =,
oore will be at home to their many
ends and relatives at 337 Pacific on
yenue, where they will. for a short m
ne, reside. q,
The groom has recently received u,
) honorable discharge from the U. NJ
Navy. m.
Those present at the reception were NJ
sses Anna Mae Brechtel, Vera pC
,tard, Stella Roselli, Vera Moran, Dr.