The Bourbon news., 1912-07-12

of pink and white sweet peas, ana AL
ma Louise Goldstein, who bore the
VI wedding ring on a silver tray. Next
came the beautiful maid of honor, the
brides only sister, Miss Hazel Woil-
stein, who was lovely in pink crepe
meteor ,over pink silk. carrying a
shower bouquet of pink roses. The
bridegroom and his brother, Mr.. Alan
BaChrach, of Washington, ID. C., VINO
was the best man, entered the parlor
from another door and were joined by
the bride, who entered on the arm OF
her father. by whom she. was given In
marriage. The brilliant brunette OF
the attractive bride was enhanced by
her exquisite wedding gown of white
charmeuse with Venitian lace and gar
niture of pearls. She wore grace
fully-arranged veil with orange bloss
Oms and carried shower bouquet OF
brides roses and valley lilies. Her
only ornament was diamond brooch,
the gift of the bridegroom. The bride
is a very popular young woman. OF
charming personality and a gifted
vocalist. She has sung in most of the
churches of this city and by her
graciousness and willingness TO sing
upon all occasions when requested. has
made host of friends by whom she
will be missed greatly.
The groom is popular young busi-
ness man of Muskogee, Oklahoma, and
made a very favorble impression since
he came to Paris about week ago.
After the wedding ceremony brilli-
ant reception was given at the Elk's
Hall, which was transformed into a
bower of beauty for the occasion, being
artistically decorated in pink and
white, and this color scheme was car
RED out in all the details of flowers,
candles, place cards and bOnbOn bas-
kets.
An elegant six-course dinner was
served and many bright tOastS were
given for the happiness and pros
perity of the bride and bridegroom.
The brides table was in the center of
the hall ard was Ornamented with the
brides cake, pink and white candles
and flowers. Seated at tbs table were
the members of the bridal party and
the immediate families. The souvenirs
for the guests were gold horse shoes,
rings and slippers, all ornamented
with cupids.
Among those from distance who
! attended the wedding were Rabbi
! Charles Levy, of Peoria, Ill. /; Miss
Helen Mendelkorn, of Cleveland, O.. ;
Miss Bertha Cohen. OF San Antonio,
Texas: Miss COrinne Steiner, of Fair
field, Ill. Miss Florence Levy, of SiOu
City, Iowa; Mr.. Edward Ramer, OF
New York; Mr.. Harry Gus6elds of
Birmingham; Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Fisher, of Huntington, w. Va: Mr..
Jules Falk. of Philadelphia Mr.. AL
/, Ian Bachrach, of Muskogee, Okla. ;lMr.
! Albert Yungau. of Ashland, Ky. Miss
Blanche Goodman. Mr.. Lee Deutsch,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Davis. Mrs. Lee
| Strauss. M. and Mrs. Maurice Bloom,
all Of Cincinn att: Mrs. George Cole
man Swartz. of Muskogee, Okla. ;
Mrs. George Strauss. of Muskogee,
Okla. ;Mr. A. Wollstein and children,
of Harrodsburg Mr.. and Mrs. Morris.
Mrs. Gus Margolen and daughter, of
Georgetown; Misses Florence and
Ethel Heyman, of Lexington: MIR. and
Mrs. AL Greenbaum and MIR. Alvin
Abrams, of Versailles.
Nh. and Mrs. Bachrach left on the
6 :15 l.. & N. train Wednesday evening
for an extended wedding trip before
/ going to Muskogee. where they will
reside. The brides going away cos
tune wasssa blue cloth suit. with hat.
| gloves and shoes to match.
--Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B. Waite,