The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-10-21
WASSER-FRIEDMAN WEDDING
BRILLIANT EVENT
TEMPLE RETAEI

One of the most brilliant events of
the fall season will be the wedding
this evening at Temple BETHEL when
Mr.. Arthur Wasser of Atlanta and Miss
Lillian Friedman, the attractive young
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Fried
man, viii be married according to the
beautiful ceremony of the Jewish faith,
Rabbi William Alderman conducting
the marriage service.
The wedding viii be most beautiful
one, as the decorative scheme is par
ucularIy brilliant, a rainbow motif
having been chosen. The flowers used
will be chrysanthemuns in all the
| varying shades, and the gowns of the
attendants will follow the soft, bright
/ hues chosen, as well as the flowers
which will profusely decorate the tenn
pie.
The bride, who is tall and graceful,
with soft, wavy brown ha.r, fair COM
plexion and dark brown eyes, will wear
most becoming and modish gown of
white brocaded crepe meteor. trimmed
in quantities of Duchesse lace and. seed
pearls, and fashioned in one of the
prevailing graceful modes with court
II ain, and worn with Juliette cap, gar
landed with orange blossoms, the same
flower beng used to catch tie draperie5
Of the gown. Her flowers will be Bride
roses showered with valley lilies and
ferns.
The maid-of- honor, Miss Ethel
Friedman, will wear yellow crepe de
chine, developed in yellow chiffon, with
enclosing of violet orchids, outlined in
seed pearls. and she will carry an arm
bouquet Of yellow chrysanthemuns.
Her gown will be trained, and in her
lair she will wear a Bird OF Paradise,
becomingly arranged.
Mrs. Maurice Marx of Marx, Miss,
sister of the groom, will wear pale blue
crepe de chine, 'avishly trimmed in
heavy Oriental lace, en- +raine. Her
flowers will be white chrysanthemums,
and her hair will be dressed with pale
blue chiffon and rhine stone garni-
ture
Miss Miriam Bricknaan of Montgom-
cry; will wear pink brocaded crepe de
chine, trimmed lavishly in shadow lace,
and frosted roses, with pearl motifs.
and will carry pink ehrysa nthemums,
with pink garniture in the hair
Miss Alice Wagenhein1 will be
gowned in nile green brocaded crepe
meteor, embellished in shadow lace,
with pearl trimmings, fashioned with
sweeping train, and will wear in her
hair. white aigrette with pearl orna-
ment. Her flowers will be pink chrys-
anthemums.
Mr.. Wasser's best man will be his
brother, Mr.. Joe Wasser, and his
groomsmen will be Mr.. Maurice Marx
and Mr.. Morris Levy. The ushers will
be DR. B. v. Dannheiser, Mr.. Abraham
of Atlanta, Mr.. Julian Stainhau, Mr..
Louis Benjamin, Mr. Leon Oppenheinl.
all of Atlanta
Mr.. John Frenkle will sing Schu-
bert's Serenade just before the nuptial
ceremony, accompanied by Mr.. Max
Heinberg, violin, and Mrs. Flynn, who
will preside at the organ
The church will be very deliberately
decorated in ferns. potted plants and
evergreens, which will fest ron the body
of the church, interspersed with chrys-
anthemums in all the varying shades,
and the altar will be banked with
palms and ferns. with the natural
blooms used in profusion.
Immediately after the church cere-
mony. a reception will be beld at the
Progress Cub, where the same deco
rative scheme as is used at the church
will be carried out, and refreshments
of ices, cake, punch, etc, VIII be served.
Mrs. Friedman will be assisted in re-
ceiving by Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wasser,
of Atlanta, Mrs. Joe Levy, of Jackson