The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-21
Brilliant Wedding At Phoenix Club
Miss Enid Marx Becomes the Bride of Mir Voenberg Other Events of Yesterday-Mrs. Shows Loge Party for Mrs. Howard Kolb-Events Planned for Visitors and
 Bride Elect-Today in Society-Other Topics
BY MYRTLE MILES

daisies with which they were held were especially becoming. The bridesmaids bouquets were of the new trailing" type fashioned of Shasta daisies, in the center of which nestled three big pink roses
 Mrs Leo Rich, the brides aunt, was her matron of honor. She wore a su- perb toilette of shell pink chiffon yelled with a pink net robe embroidered in crystals Her bouquet of cream Shasta daisies encircled her arm. and com pleted a picturesque ensemble.
 The maid of honor was Miss Marks cousin, Miss Rosalie Joseph, who is ex- tremely pretty but was especially so last. evening in her maid of honor gown and veil Her costume was an imported robe built of white embroidered chiffon over the softest of shell pink, and with it's drapery caught with tiny French roses, and sash of the most delicate blue to complete it. Her French veil was or rose point and confined only with gold buckle This exquisite accessory was the gift of the bride, who also presented her bridesmaids with their ves
 Miss Marx entered with her father, Mir. Morris Marx, who gave her in mar riage. She was met at the altar by MT. Ncrenberg and his best man, Mir Sam Well of Huntsville, who had entered from the balcony, and the beautiful cere- nony was pronounced by Dr. Morris Newfield
 1 Miss Marx, who has been extremely pretty as girl, made an enchanting bride. Her costume was one of the most magnificent ever seen in Birmingham. It was built of heavy satin, with an over- dress extending the length of the train. fashioned of chiffon, through which showed a tracery of duchesse lace. A coat of rose point lace completed the
 
 lace veil covered with illusion. It fitted the head In the new and quaint cap fashion which was exquisitely becoming to Miss Marks type of beauty, and ex- tended the length of the ain. Much of lace worn by the bride was taken from her mothers wedding gown. Her flowers were lilies of the valley and orchids
 in the form of love ring, and in her hand she carried Bible. Her only ornament was a diamond placque of great value, the gift of the bridegroom. As the vows were plshted the orchestra softly played Gall Me Thine Own," the tones merging into Mendessohns we'd ding march as the ceremony was con- cuded.
 A brilliant reception followed. The re- ception rooms of the club were hand somely decorated, mantels and chandeliers being massed with Shasta daisies and asparagus ferns.
 MT. and Mrs. Marx and the other rel atves of the bridal couple stood in the receiving line. Mrs. Marx is a dueenly woman and was so youthful last even ing in her clinging empire robe of white lace that she seemed but an elder sister of the bride. Mrs. Ben Meyer, the brides grandmother, wore a handsome black lace and chiffon gown over white satin, and Mrs. H. Marx also appeared In handsome black and white costume. Mrs. D. Vorenberg, the groom's mother, wore white hand-embroidered chiffon robe over satin, and his sister. Mrs. Merlin Herzfeld, was very attractive In white crepana. Miss Vorenberg wore white lace over pink and Mrs. Dave Meyer wore white mousselne with touches of cerise.
 Mrs. Samuel Adler was a gracious mem Der of the receiving party in Irish cro-' chet robe, and her sister. Mrs. M. V. Joseph, wore white chiffon. Mrs. Otto Marx, who was one of the beauties of the occasion, was exquisitely gowned in green
 In the verande of the club, which had been converted into indoor garden. with plants and hanging baskets, stood the brides table adorned with flowers and candelabra. Two punch tables stood on the veranda. the punch held in blocks of ice whose crystal surface showed clus- ters of Shasta daisies frozen within. A buffet luncheon was served in the ve- randa whose cool spaces are most in- viting on a June night.
 Mr. and Mrs. Vorenberg left last night for an extended bridal tour They will visit California and, returning, spend some time in Canada and British Co., lumbia They plan to be absent eight weeks. and, on their return, will be at home with the brides parents, MT. and Mrs Morris Marx.