Ascension County Louisiana Archives Marriages.....Weill, Ray - Bloomenstiel, Mose Frank - June 26, 1913
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source: The Donaldsonville Chief. (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current,
June 28, 1913, page 4


BLOOMENSTIEL -- WEILL

Owing to the social prominence of both families in this section, much interest 
will be felt in the marriage of Mose Frank Bloomenstiel to Miss Ray Weill, which 
was celebrated in New Orleans at the Gruenewald Hotel on the afternoon of 
Thursday, June 26, at 3 o'clock, Rabbi H. Rosenwasser, of Baton Rouge, 
officiating. The ceremony took place in the gold room of the hotel, which was 
attractively decorated for the occasion with a profusion of palms, ferns and 
flowers. At the appointed hour the bride, a dainty brunette, gowned in an 
exquisite bridal robe of white charmeuse made with a court train, and with an 
overdress of shadow lace, entered leaning on the arm of her father, to the 
strains of a wedding march beautifully rendered on the piano by Miss Carolyn 
Tufano, of Whitecastle. Her veil of illusion was gracefully arranged in cap 
effect and was held in place with sprays of orange blossoms. She carried a white 
brocaded satin bible, embellished with valley lilies. Next came the maid of 
honor, Miss Bernice Weill, a sister of the bride, who made a charming picture in 
her dainty gown of white lingerie. She carried a shower bouquet of la France 
roses. The ushers were Julius Weill and Abe H. Bloomenstiel, while the groom had 
as his best man his brother, Alex. Bloomenstiel, all of whom wore white linen 
suits.

After the ceremony the bridal party and their guests repaired to one of the 
private dining-halls of the spacious hotel, where a delightful reception was 
tendered them. The young couple left later for a honey-moon trip to the gulf 
coast, and after an absence of several days will return to Donaldsonville to 
reside.

The fair bride is the daughter of Mayor and Mrs. Gus. Weill, of Whitecastle, and 
is an unusually prepossessing and accomplished young woman, who is loved and 
admired by a wide circle of friends. The groom is the son of Mrs. C. 
Bloomenstiel, of Baton Rouge, and is a progressive young business man of this 
city, being associated with his brother, Alex. Bloomenstiel, in the conduct of 
the Colomb real estate and insurance agency. He holds a high place in the esteem 
and confidence of all who have the pleasure of knowing him.

A large number of handsome and costly gifts from friends at home and aboard 
testify to the popularity of the young couple.

The Chief extends its heartiest congratulations and the best of good wishes fro 
an abundance of happiness and substantial prosperity in the years to come.

  

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