Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-12
TROST- SOLOMON. Two Young Hearts Joned in Holy
 Wedlook AT TEMPLE EMANUEL. Bea utifuI Toilettes of the Bride and Maids-An immense
 Crowd Present.
AT TEMPLE EMANUEL.

It rained last night, but that did not rre- vent the beautiful Temple Emanuel from being crowded with frends who came 10 witness the ceremony which united Miss Lille Solomon and Mir. Harry Frost in the holy bonds of matrimouy.
 The temple, With it's rich, warm color ing, with it's congregation of handsomely dressed men and women, with pretty madens in dainty, exquisite toiiettes, shut out all suggestion ot clouds or show CTS; everything was bright, joyous and lovely. The chancel was elaborately dec- orated with palms, bananas and other tux uriant tropical plants, which made most artistic backg ground for the brida! party.
 Shortly after o'clock the organ, under the skillful touch of Prof. Fred Grambs, pealed forth the notes Q! Mendeissoitf < $ s wedding march, and all eyes turned to catch glimpse of the fair young bride and her attendants as they approached the altar.
 First came the handsome ushers, Messrs. Louis Fox, AdoIph Beck, Harry Selig and Walter Frost, in full evening dress, with boutonieres of maiden hair fern and white rosebuds; then the attendants, Miss Belle Frost and MT. Eugene Fies and Miss Flora Solomon and Mir. Sam Rosen baum; then the maid of honor, Nj iss Bertba Solomon. who wore such pretty blue crepe toilette, and imm ediately following were the bride and her father, MT. E. Solomon.
 The groom, Mir. Harry Frost, and bis best man, MT. Emmet Frost, met the pride at the altar, where k iboi Marx pronoun ced the ceremony which made Mir. Frost and Miss Solomon man and wife. The ceremo- ny used was that of the R ,formed church, and was simple, expressive and beautiful.
 During the service Professor Grambs played softly ''Call Me Thine Own.'' The grouping of the bridal party at the altar was very effective, the rabbi facing the with the splendid palms all about them, and the bride and groom immediately in front of tue rabbi, and just at the foot of the altar steps stood the ushers.
 The bridesmaids wore lovely white cos tunes, and carried bouquets of white flowers, while the bride's dress was an ex- quisite creation. It was of white brocaded satin of handsomest quality and design trimmed with the loveiest lace. Her veil was of tullc, worn over her iacs and caught with punches of lilies of the valley. Miss Solomon wore no jewels, which fact en- hanced the beauty of her toilet. Her bridal gown was one of the handsomest ever seen in our town.
 After the ceremony an elegant reception was held at the home of the parents of the bride, MT. and Mrs. Emanuel Solomon, on South Twentieth street.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Frost, after bridal tour, go to Columbus, Miss, to live, and they carry with them the best wishes of large circle of friends who have known and loved the young bride since her childhood.
 Mrs. Solomon, mother of the bride, wore a v,ry handsome black gown. Many friends and relatives from various parts of the south were present to say God speed to the young couple, MT. and Mrs. Harry Frost, in which the AGE HERALD heartily joins. Many congratulatory telegrams were received from far-away friends.