The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-16
Impressive Wedding at
The Temple Last NIqhi


The marriage of Miss Grace Leon Loven-
thai and Mark Salisbury was solemnized
last night at Temple Emanuel, Rabbi
Newheld officiating. The decorations at
the Temple were elaborate, the bridal
couple standing beneath an arch of smllax
The wedding music was played by Mrs.
Guckenberger, and a magnificent pro-
gramme preceded the ceremony.
The ushers led the bridal party. They
were NJ. Loefier, of Tennessee. kinsman
of the bride; Meyer Marx, of Ohio; A. Laz-
arus. L. Loeb, B. Loventhal and H. Loeb.
The groomsmen followed and were Henry
Meyer and J. C. Marks. The bridesmaids
Mss Tia Well and Rosa Fox entered the
Temple together and were followed by the
maid of honor, Miss Jessie Lazarus The
matron of honor, Mrs. Louis Lebeck, an
aunt of the bride, entered alone The
flower girls, Miss Hortense Lebeck and Miss
lrma Rose Lebeck, Immediately preceded
the BRIDE who entered the Temple with her
uncle, Victor S. Sobel. The groomsman,
Mark Salisbury, and his best man, Allie S.
Loventhal a brother of the BRIDE came
from the vestry room, meeting the bride at
the aitar' where the scene was impressive
and beautiful.
The bridesmaids wore decollete gowns of
y white mousseline over blue taffeta and car
ried white roses tied with white satin rib
bon. The maid of honor was gowned in
blue taffeta with seed pearls and carried
La France roses tied with pink satin rib
bon. Mrs. Lebeck, the matron of honor,
wore white accordion plated liberty silk
over nile green silk, with bow-knots of
4. rufiied satin ribbon. A belt and stock of
coral velvet completed the toilette and a
diamond tiara was worn in the high Golf
lure. Her flowers were La France roses
tied with nile green satin ribbon. Miss
Hortense Lebeck wore white organdie with
lace insertions over pink silk. She carried
basket filed with pink and white carna-
Z. lions. Miss Irma Rose Lebeck was in an
tempire gown of white ruff1ed organdie over
blue SILK, with zouave of lace. She car
ried a basket of white hyacinths and mar
cssus.
The bridal gown was of white Duchess
satin, worn decollete. The bodice opened
over vest of Duchess lace, and was fin
ished about the low-cut corsage with Ouch
ess lace The trained skirt opened over a
petticoat of white accordion plated NOUS
seine. The tulle veil was caught with an
aigrette, and the bridal bouquet was a
shower of white hyacinths, white carna-
tons and ferns, tied with white satin ris-
bons.
Following the ceremony at the Temple
was a reception at the Morris. Supper was
served in the red room"
Assisting in receiving were Mrs. Loven-
1. thai, Mrs. Sobel, Mrs. A. B. Loveman, Mrs.
Emil Levi, Mrs. Henry Bernard, Mrs Ben
Well and Mrs. Morris Mark. Miss Retta
Werthheimer and Miss Maud Rice presided
at the punch bowl.
Mrs. Loventhal the brides mother, wore
an elegant toilette of black embroidered
chiffon over canary silk, with jet and steel
applique. An Alsatian bow of velvet and jet
was worn in the coiffienie.
Mrs. j. S. Sobel, of Nashville, an aunt of
the bride, wore white satin and chiffon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Salisbury left on the eastern
bound train last night for a bridal trip of
several weeks, after which they will reside
in Canton, o., the groom's home They
81 will go to housekeeping in fashionable
portion of Canton, where the bride will
find a beautiful house awaiting her.
The bride Is the only daughter of Mrs.
Rebecca Loventhal, and has been conspic-
uous belle In society. She is a very charm
ing girl, and her friends fondly hoped that
her marriage would not take her from Biz
mingham.
Mr.. Salisbury Is one of the wealthy men
of Canton and popular in society.
The bridal couple received many superb
presents. and congratulatory kilograms
from friends and relatives in the south and
east.
Among out of town guests were Mrs
Louis Lebeck. of Nashville; the Misses Le-
beck Never NJ Marks, of Ohio Dave Sails
burg. of Pennsylvania: Mr. and Mrs Victor
S. Sobel, of Nashville, and M. Loeffler, of
Chattanooga.
A Little Innocent
disappearing as Mephisto
The vanity of an Easter morning belle