The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-12
Calm WEDDING AT
TEMPLE BETHEL BEAUTIFUL
AREAIR

AFFAIR.
Beautiful in all its details. and char
acterized by a simplicity that added
much to it's charm, the wedding of
Miss Leah Calm, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sol Calm, and Mr. Ike Hirsch. of
Montgomery, was celebrated yesterday
afternoon at $50 at Temple Bethel.
in the presence of a large assemblage
of relatives and friends.
The brides attendants were her
mother, as matron of honor; her sis
ter. Miss RENE Calm. as maid of
honor; Miss Sophie Hirsch, and Miss
Gladys Calm, as bridesmaids, with her
pretty little cousin, Jean Solomon, as
flower girl.
Mr.. Hirsch had as his BEST man, his
brother Mr. Joseph Hirsch. and the
groomsmen were Messrs. sam Helburn
and Lazar Calm. Messrs. Solomon
Levy, Jake KugIeman, Marion Wild,
Sig and Henry Solomon. and DR.. NJ.
y. Lischkof acted as ushsrs
The church was prettily decorated
in snailax. which wreathed The chande-
Ilers. and was lavishly used on the
altar.
Miss Lillian Jacoby and Mr.. Max
Heinberg added the charm of their
violins TO the beautiful musical pro-
gram. with Mrs. Annie Flynn at the
organ. Just before the entrance of
the bride. Mr.. Harry Wagsnheim sang.
Il Love You, Truly"
The bride, who entered with her
father. was lovely in ner wedding
robes, the long train and filmy VEIL
which fell to the hem of her skirt,
giving ans added height and dignity to
her graceful figure
Her gown. which was exquisite in
it's lavish handiwork and soft texture,
was in one Of the beautiful minaret
modes The overdress was made in tunic
style, with the bouffant effect and the
Princess lace. of which II was fash
toned. was the handiwork of the brides
mother. exquisite in its beauty of de-
sign and daiEtiness OF finish. The I'M
derdress of soft white satin. had an
overdrapery OF brocade. and the long
train followed the new pointed mode.
Crystal bead fringe outlined the wired
tunic, and crystal and pearl motifs
were used in the establishment of the
graceful bodice. Her flowers were Bride
roses. showered with valley lilies.
The maid of-h honor, Miss Refine
Calm, wore an unusually pretty gown
of white satin. with beaded overdress
which closely followed the new ORR
entail fashion, the net tunic thickIy
studded with crystal beads being most
effective. The waist was of French net
and lace, with a big butterfly bow OF
white tulie.
Mrs. Calm, who acted as her daugh-
ter's matron- Of honor was very hand
fome with beaded robe IN black and
White. black lace lavishly used also
in the DEVELOPMENT OF the costume. |
The graceful gown was trained, and |
rhinestone buckles held he lace dra-
peries in place. Her flowers were |
white carnations.
Miss Sophie Hirsch, and Miss Leah |
Calm, bridesmaids. were 10th gowned |
In pink, and carried tulle wreathed /
picture hats, filled with pink carna-
tons, as did the maid Of honor.
Miss Hirsch was lovely in pink crepe |
de chine With waist and overdress de- /
veloped in chantilly lace, and Miss |
Gains pretty gown was of pink chif-
fon tafetta. with ecru point lace used I
about the draIed bodice, and the tunic
designed in the quaint fashion now /
seen in the advance spring styles, the
wide effect being emphasized by two
narrow ruffles OF the material. A
French garniture of pink and pale
blue roses outlined the low neck and
sleeves, and confined the draperies of |
the bodice
The dainty little flower girl, Jean |,
Solomon, made q picture of childish
beauty in her pretty gown with flow
cred basket.
The cererony was performed by L
Rabbi Alderman. according TO the /,
beautiful md Impressive ritual OF the ,
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