The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1911-06-15
TYLER.

Miss Adeline Braun left for her
home in Dublin, Ga, accompanied by
her cousin, Mrs. Mike Meyer who will
spend the summer with her. Mrs.
Belle Bloomberg of Houston returned
home after visiting her sister, Mrs A.
Sandoloski Miss Carrie Leib-
reich and Mr.. Isador Leibrelch of
Monroe, La, are expected in the city
this week TO visit their aunt, Mrs. P.
Goldstein. " Miss Rae Sandoloski
will leave this week for Houston to
visit her aunt, Mrs. Belle Bloomberg.
Rabbi M. Faber and Arthur Fa-
Der left for Austin to attend the grad
uation of Miss Gertrude faber. IS
Mr.. Abe Gardner made a business trip
to Gilmer this week. Il Mr. e. Roth
child and daughter Iva left for Dallas
to spend several days. Miss Pearl
Brown of Fort Worth is visiting Miss
Ida Simon Miss Gertrude Meyer
will leave shortly for visit to Elgin,
Texas. II x Mrs. Leo Goldstucker is
visiting Mrs. P. Leibreich in Monroe,
La. Simon Holland-One Of the
most beautifully appointed weddings
solemnized in Tyler for some time was
that Of Miss Mamie Simon and Mr..
day evening, June 4th, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. U. Simon on West Err
win street The Simon home, decor
ated by Mr.. M. Schoenfeld, was a ver-
liable bower of beauty. AS the sweet,
solemn strains of Mendelssohn weu-
ding march reverberated through the
spacious home, the respective mothers
of the bride and groom preceded the
bridal party. Then the little flower
girls, two beautiful doll-like tots, Ruth
Berman and Charlotte Julie Davidson,
in dainty frocks OF lace and lingerie,
scattered from their baskets white
rose petals along the 10th. The maid
of honor, Miss Ida Simon, sister Of the
bride, gowned in blue embroidered
marquisette over messaline, carrying
a bridal bouquet Of marguerites and
ferns gracefully wendell her way down
the stairs to the arch, preceding the
groom, in conventional black, who was
escorted by his best man, Mr.. Nathan
Stein of Marshall. The little ring
bearer, Master Richard Simon, nephew
of the bride, carried on his snowy
white cushions the two gold bands On
the arm Of her brother, Mr.. d. Brown,
came the bride, gowned in white silk
marquisette over messaline, entraine,
beaded in pearls. With bridal veil and
lilies of the valley caught in mood of
Chantilly lace, she made charming
picture of sweet simplicity, vending
her way through the arch to her place
under beautifully decorated Star of
David. The ceremony was performed
by DR.. Faber Suspended above the
dining table was a large bell-like
shade of white ana green drawn to the
four corners with white ribbons, while
on the table, beautiful in appointment
of Cluny lace rested the wedding cake
containing the ring, thimble and dime.
The cutting Of the cake evoked mucL
merriment, the ring falling to Miss
Englander, the thimble to Miss Gold
sucker and the anne to Miss Sando-
loski. Delicious refreshments, consist
ing of a two-course luncheon of
chicken salad, olives, waters, wine,
cake and ice cream of the color motif
was served by the genial caterer, Paul
Tort. After receiving hearty con-
gratulations from their many friends,
the bride donned her suit of pongee,
embroidered in brown with hat and
coat to match, and standing at the
head of the stairs, threw her brida'