The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-16
NEWS 0F THE DAY
 IN SOCIETY WORLD Baum-LaZarus Wedding Is
 Brilliantly Celebrated THE DAYS EVENTS
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By MYRTLE NILES

Yesterday evening at o'clock the wed- ding of Miss Flossie Lazarus and MT. Herbert Joel Baum was celebrated at the Phoenix club in the presence of a large assembly.
 The altar was a lovely arrangement of white chrysanthemums, ferns and palms. Overhead was a canopy of white chry- santhemums and smilax. Standards at either side of the aisle were filled with flowers and tied with white maline, and abundant palms and ferns were stationed here and there, adding luxuriant beauty to the scene.
 The ushers entered first ins7the follow ing order: MT. Joseph Saks and MT. w. B. Markstein of Cincinnati, MT. S. B. Stern and MT. Louis Loeb of Columbia, Tenn, MT. Carl Steiner and MT. Max Dreyfuss of Montgomery, Mir Marx Sabel and MT. Alvin Baum, MT. Harry Strauss and MT. Morris Moses of Atlanta, MT. Lester Jacohi of Jacksonville, Fla, and MT. Eugene Wolf
 The groomsmen were followed by the first bridesmaid, Miss Gussie Wolf of Bastrop, La, who wore a handsome pink gown with embroidered overdress and carried white chrysanthemums. She was in turn followed to the altar by Miss Irma Levy, second bridesmaid, and her gown was also a hlmy pink with white lace garnitures. Her flowers also were chrysanthemums.
 Miss Marcelle Sabel of Montgomery, who was maid of honor, wore lovely gown of pale blue charmeuse with crystal trimmings and carried pink Killarney roses.
 Of the four little flower girls, Miss Beatrice Baum came first, daintily dressed in white embroidered lingerie and lace over pale blue silk and carrying a basket of pink Killarney roses
 The other flower girls were Miss Gene Abrams, Miss Dorothy Meyer and Miss Hattie Hazel Wolf All appeared in hand embroidered lingerie and lace over pink silk slips.
 The bride was given in marriage by her brother Mr. A. Lazarus. She Is very pretty and in her bridal gown looked lovely. It was white charmeuse over white satin with elaborate trimmings of real lace.
 Her tulle veil was caught with a bar rette of orange blossoms, and instead of the conventional bouquet she carried a huff of orchids, roses and lilies of the valley made on a foundation of tulle. She was met at the altar by MT. Baum apd his best man, MT. s. l.: Baum, and Dr. Morris Newfleld pronounced the vows The brides mother, Mrs. Carrie Laz- arus, wore a beautiful robe of embrod- cred black chiffon trimmed in real lace to receive~her guests
 Mrs. Baum, the groom's mother, was in gray charmeuse and point lace.
 Mrs. Eugene Wolf of Bastrop, La, wore black lace and diamonds, and Mrs. Nose Sabel of Montgomery was handsomely at- tired in Brussels point lace over cream charmeuse with diamond trimmings.
 Following the ceremony reception was held in the parlors of the club. Punch was served by Mrs. Marcus Well Mrs. Harry Markstein Mrs. Merlin Herzfield, Miss Cecle Rotholz, Miss Carrie Jacobs and Miss Rena Bear.
 After the reception dancing was en- joyed in the grand ballroom.
 The bride and groom left at midnight for California and other points along the west coast, to be away six weeks. They will make their home in this city.