The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-04
Weddings and Pre-Nuptial Parties
 For June Brides-.Elect
Mrs Marie McBee Quietly Married to w. E. Colier-Smon Rotholz Wedding-Dinner Dance For College Girls-Mr and Mrs. N. c. Walpole Entertain Other Affairs
 of the Times Announcements Personals
By MYRTLE MILES

The Phoenix club was the scene of a large and fashionable wedding last night when Miss Cecil Rotholz. the daughter of MT and Mrs. G. Rotholz' became the bride of Mir. Isaac simon, The club ballroom had been trans formed into a temporary chapel and the chairs arranged to seat several nun dred guests, with a central aisle fianked with palms and flowers. The pews reserved for the family connec- ton were marked with clusters or white roses and ribbon, and the altar about which the nuptial party gathered for the VOWS, made a rich background of green. into which white roses and sweet peas were introduced with lavish profusion.
 The pastel colors employed in the con- struction of the bridesmaids gowns suggested the appellation, rainbow wedding-a charming combination for the springtime.
 The bridal party, with the exception of the bridegroom and his best man, came from the central aisle, MT simon with his brother, MT. Sol Simon Of New York, entering from door near the altar. Davidson's orchestra furnished the nuptial music and played during the subsequent reception.
 The ushers entering in pairs, led the processional They were MT. sylvan Herzog and MT. Harold schwab MT Leo Oberdorfer and pr. Ginsberg, MT. neroy Jacobs and MT. Leon Adler. The bridesmaids walked alone, each fol- lowed by one of the groomsmen. Miss Elizabeth simon of New York, in blue crepe de chine, was followed by MT Joe Saks; Miss Fannie Jacobs, wearing blue crepe de chine, came next and MT. Julian Adler followed; Miss Bertha Levy preceded MT. Arnold Hirsch, and Miss Blanch Wolff of Montgomery fol- lowed. Both Miss Wolff and Miss Levy were in yellow MT. Melville Sommers then entered and Miss Carolyn Veil of Nashville followed. MT. Ike Sake pre- ceding Miss Elsie Fies. Miss Fies and Miss Well wore Nile green. The brides maids costumes were made in round length and escaped the floor one inch. Each was built of some soft, becom- ing material. after an individual pat tern and adorned with laces.
 Miss Lillian Rotho1z was her sister s maid of honor. She looked exceedingly pretty in a pink crepe costume with graceful draperies of white silk lace. and pink, rosebuds. All the young wom- en of the party carried pink sweet peas made in the guise of wedding rings and depending from their arms.
 Miss Rotholz, who entered with hel parents, MT. and Mrs. M. Rotholz, was preceded by little Dorothy Meyer of Flu dora. Ark, as flower girl. Little Mis-: Meyer wore a white frock over pink ant scattered sweet peas from an arm basket.
 Mrs. Simon wore a most beautiful wedding costume. The gown was Con- don model fashioned of crepe charm euse with a gorgeous motif developed Tn rose point and duchesse lace of great value. The broad lengths of the lace were draped in trunic fashion below the puffs of the skirt and also caught on the bodice over the shoulders to form a coat effect in the back. Pearls studded the tulle vest, and orange blos- soms composed a border for the lact coat The train was draped and neal the point a bow of tulle was fashtenet with a cluster of orange blossims. He veil was fashioned of silk net and thu cap made in crown effect with rare ol' z point lace, which had been a treasur of the brides grandmother, to trim 1t Instead of bouquet the bride carries a Bible shower of lilies of the valley
 Mrs. RotholZ, who accompanied he daughter to the altar, wore hand some reception gown made of lavende charmeuse and princesse lace. Tn bridegroom's mother, Mrs. l. Simon was also handsomely gowned for tn wedding, and a number of beautiful costumes were seen.
 The reception which followed thu vows as administered by Dr. Morris New6eld, was delightful. The assem 1 blaze of guests was exceptionally large 800 invitations having been sent Among the out-of-town relatives here for tn 1 wedding were MT. and Mrs. J. Simol | of New York, Mrs. Sol Meyer and Mis- Flora Fox of Nashville. The brides ta I ble was in the dining room, from whicl ! an ice course was passed among tn 4 guests.
 MT and Mrs. Simon left last nigh | for the northern lakes. They will be ab sent several weeks and, returning, vii
 make their home with the latter's par q rents.