The Sentinel=record., 1914-01-01

At o'clock this afternoon one O the most splendid young daughter. or Hot Springs, will become the brid, of Bertholdt Strauss of Philadelphia the ceremony to take place in tho home of the brides parents, Mir. anC 1 Mrs. Dave Laser, on Prospect ave nue.
 Many guests from out of town ar | rived yesterday to be present at the ceremony, and beautiful and numer ous presents, coming from New York to Mississippi, added to the many ] gifts from friends of the bride in this city. bespoke for the popularity she 1 has enjoyed and the improvement of the opportunity to show an apprecia- ton of the esteem in which she is held.
 The ceremony will take place !n the parlor of the home of the bride, which is beautifully decoS1ted m Southern smilax. ferns and palms and hyacinths. The dining room. where the informal reception will be held following the ceremony, is in ever green and pink carnation effects.
 Rev A B. Rhine of the B'Nai Brith Temple will offciate, using the double ring ceremony The bridal gown is of white satin, real lace garniture ea train, and angle sleeves of gauge over which will be draped bridal veil of orange blossoms The bride will bear a bouquet of orchids and lilies of the valley.
 The bride will be attended by her sister, Miss Irene Laser, as brides maid, and Miss Irene will be gowned in white satin, with crystal trimmings and blue chiffon overdrape.
 Sol SeHg of Philadelphia will serve as best man to the groom. The bride will ba given away by her father, Mir. Dave Laser, of this city.
 Miss Rill Laser Of Gainesville. a cousin of the bride, will preside at the piano, and to the strains of Lohen- grin's wedding march the bridal par ty win enter the parlor. while dur ing the ceremony Miss Laser will play Loves Dream
 Little Fife Mendel win serve as flower girl and little Spiro Mendel will be page.
 Among the guests who arrived yes terday to attend the ceremony were Sol and Barney Selig, uncles of the bride; James Arenson of Little Rock, uncle of the bride; Mir and Mrs. A. I.azerus of Camden, uncle and aunt of the bride Sam Laser. daughters and son. uncle and cousins of the bride, all from Clarksyille; Mrs. Elias K. Sunstein of Pittsburg, who is ma tron of honor to the bride, and one of Miss Lasers college chums of the East; Dan Lazerus of Little Rock; Mrs. II. W. Myer of Camden and Sol Selig of Philadelphia.
 The couple will leave at 5;30 for a visit to the Blue Mountain country of Virginia. where they will spend the month of January at outing sports, hunting and fishing in furtherance of a house party near the Atlantic coast four years ago. when both. as guests of one of the brides dear friends. met and became acquainted, and formed the friendship that later developed into love, and eliminated in the ceremony of today.
 No more splendid young daughter of Hot Springs was ever led to the al tar than on this occasion Miss Laser was reared in Hot Springs. schooled in her earlier childhood in o1r schools, and equipped herself for worth in life, and later returned and entered the schools as teacher, and from that time her influence and her enthusiasm in the educational work of this city has always been most ef- lective.
 Later she entered the Bureau of Municipal Research of New York City where she took such deep interest in the betterment of municipal con- ditions, that she proved most inyalu- able to that large organization, and it was with much regret that her res ignaion from that work was announc- ed, hat she might return home. When Miss Laser returned she re-entered the schools as teacher in French and German, and immediately took up a department of publicity in connection with school work, for the purpose of bringing the citizens and taxpayers the mothers and fathers, into closer interest and closer relation with the work of the schools. That work was making splendid advancement, when came the announcement that Miss