The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1922-01-21
Samuels-Abrams,

Within the sacred precincts of the
lovely home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Abrams. their beloved eldest
daughter, Miss Pauline, was welded
Wednesday afternoon at three-thirty of
the clock to Mr.. Harry l. Samuels, of
Topeka, Ark. The impressive ceremo-
ny of the Jewish faith was eloquently
performed by the local Rabbi, DR.. VIM.
Ackerman, in the presence of as large
a company of guests as the pretty home
would permit.
The first note reminding the congen-
ial gathering of the approaching cul-
minating climax to loves young dream
for the two principals of the celegra-
ton, was sounded by Miss Evelyn Zwirn
who sweetly sang "At Dawning' and
other familiar bridal melodies, Miss
Roselyn Abrams accompanying and
playing Mendelssohn's as the attractive
bride and groom and attendants enter
ed the parlors and stood beneath the
wedding bell of white carnations.
Miss Lillian Abrams, sister of the
BRIDE was maid of honor, and Mrs. Ar
thur Nusbaum, sister of the groom
matron of honor. Mr.. Lee Samuel, the
groom's brother, was best man. The
bride wearing a going-away suit Of
navy blue with charming accessories
and bearing bouquet of American
Beauty roses was given away by her
devoted father. The ladies of the par
ty wore handsome navy-blue costumes
and the gentlemen, suits of the same
color, the ensemble being harmonious
and attractive to the admiring group
by which the handsome party was sur
rounded.
After the beautiful ceremony con-
gratulations were showered upon the
happy pair The brides cake, the CEN
terpiece of the dainty table so pret-
tily appointed, was cut amid mirth and
merriment, multitude. of congratula-
tory kilograms adding zest to the oc-
casion as they were read by a special
guest, Mr.. Chester Byrne, who was as
sociated as City Clerk with the host
of the afternoon, when the latter rep
resented the largest ward of the city
as Alderman.
Miss Pauline Kemp, the handsome
cousin of the bride, won the ring; Miss
Reinette Lewinthal, the thimble and
Miss Ayleene Zwirn the dime.
Delicious punch was served immedia-
tely after the ceremony and was fol-
lowed by service of cream with pink
heart design cake, mints and nuts.
The newly-wedded radiant with the
consummation of their vows to each
other the occasion had celebrated, left
on the south-bound cannon ball for New
Orleans to spend a few days. From
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thence to New York, and later to Ev-
ansville, Indiana, to visit the groom's
grandmother and will reside at Tope-
ka' where the groom is prominent and
established in business.
This account would be incomplete
without mention of the beautiful and
valuable array of bridal gifts, among
them being platinum diamond bar pin
from the cultured young groom to the
bride of his choice.
Among out Of town guests were the
following:-
Mr.. Dave Abrams, Hazlehurst; Mr.
and Mrs. Abe Samuels, parents of the
groom, Topeka, Kan; Mr. and Mrs, Ar
thur Nusbaum, Parsons, Kan; Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Friedman, Evansville. Ill:
49, - 6SSA6 dIlu uAuEnIer, MISS Pauline,
Kansas City, No.; Mrs. Ben Diment,
Topeka, Kan; Mrs. M. Schwartz Eu-
dora, Ark; Miss Lily Neuremberg,
New Orleans; Miss Pauline and Mr..
Paul Kemp. Hazlehurst; Mr.. and Mrs.
Brickman, New York; Mrs. Augusta
Roos, Houston, Tex; Mrs. Ernestine
Priebatsch, Canton; Rabbi Lewinthal,
Memphis.
Senator A. A. Cohn, Of Brookhayen.
came down from the legislative session
at Jackson to attend the wedding.
To the popular and attractive young
bride, who was born, reared and educa-
ted in Brookhaven and who has proven
herself worthy of the interest and
friendship of the entire community, all
good wishes are going out for happy
voyage together with her accepted low
er in whom she has placed her trust
and welfare. May the bond formed grow
stronger with each passing year prov
ing defense under the inevitable vic
issitudes of life and time. May joy and
prosperity follow them throughout the
years of their life together.