The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-23
NASHVILLE TENNEssEEAN
WRITES or PENSACOLA
BOYS MARRIAGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Abrams gave
II marriage their daughter, Mae
I Belle, % DR.. Harry Faulk Friedman,
last night a. the Vine street temple,
SAYS the Nashville Tennesseean.
The celebration Of the ceremony
was q brilliant event, and the vows
were taken II the presence Of hun
dreds of friends and relatives. The
marriage, followed By an elaborate
reception az the Standard club, was
an anticipated event, and closed a
round Of interesting affairs with
which this popular couple had been
complimcnted.
The event was attended by a num-
Der nf interesting characteristics. one
was the fact that the details Of the
arrangements, as nearly az possible,
carried out the plans Of the marriage
Of the brides parents, who on June
II celebrated their silver anniver-
sary.
The exquisite musical program that
preceded the marriage was an inter-
estinE bic Of sentiment, az IL was
given by a double quartet, Of which
the bride has been a member. The
selections, especially artistic and be-
fitting in that they suggested a mar
riaRe occasion, and the beautiful
voice and musical attachments Of the
bride. In the quartet are Miss Kath-
arine I.eSueur, Mrs. ]. +. Mellen-
camp, Mrs. Robert @. Kenyon, Miss
Helen Jonas, Mrs. Tom Banks, Mrs.
l.. ID. Gilbert and Mrs. Baxter Moore.
All are pupils Of Mrs. Bent, who has
/ trained them in the quartet and un-
der whom the bride has studied for
several years.
Adding to the enjoyment of the
+ program was the organ Recompani.
ment, played by Miss Lily Franklin,
/ who also played the wedding music.
Miss Cecilia Schubert gave = number
/ Of beautiful violin numbers.
/ Tho temple, which has recently
been remodeled, was deliberately dec
Grated with tropical plants and lilies
/ that developed the chosen colorB Of
green and white, as did the exquisite
toilet Of the young ladies Of the
bridal party.
Dr. /. Lewinthai said the ceremony,
and the double ring service was used.
/ Messrs. Dan Morse, FL Sulzbacher,
Bernard Fensterwald, Leon Hecht.
Dave Lowenstein and Or. III. Tucker
were the ushers and led the bridal
party. They were followed by the
/ bridesmaids, who came in sinRly.
! These werei Miss Gertrude Fried
man. Miss Miriam Friedman, a sister
and cousin Of the groom, Of Pensa-
( cola, Fla; Miss Sybil Lowenberg Of
[ Shreveport, La; Miss Juliette Hart
man, Miss Carrie Rich and Miss Col
die Hirseh. These young ladies were
charming In gowns Of white net with
tulle hair arrangements in court
style Their bouquets Of white sweet
peas were fastened with green tulle.
I Miss Stella Abrams, the attractive
college girl sister Of the bride, was
the maid-of-honor. Her gown was
Of green net and she carried white
sweet peas fastened with the green
| tulle. The Rroom's brother, Mr.. Al
win Friedman, was his best man.
The two attractive little flower
/ children. Rosslyn and Joe Morse,
came IN after the maid-of-honor.
They wore dainty costumes Of white
and carried baskets Of rose petals,
which they scattered along the bridal
pathway.
The bride entered with her father
and was radiantly handsome in a
costume Of Duchess satin. The gown
was fashioned with a court train and
the girdle bore q graceful tandem
broidered design. On the corsage was
Duchess lace that had been worn By
her maternal grandmother. She car
ried a bouquet Of orchids and lilies
Of tho valley that fell in a shower.
Several hundred relatives and
friends were entertained st the re-
ception at the club. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Abrams were assisted In receiving
them by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Abrams.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Friedman. the
rroom's parents Of Pensacola; Mrs
Ophelia Hecht, Mr. and Mrs. Max
Friedman. Mrs. Max Kline Of PEN
saeoln, MIR. and Mrs. Harry Joseph.
Mrs. Joe Morse assisted in the din
ing room, and Mrs. l. B. Morse in
the ballroom. The pink forals were
! used in decorating the apartments NJ
the club used By the guests.
The guests were received In the
drawing rooms, and dancing was the
. feature Of the ballroom. Here num-
erous palms were effectively stationed
against the wallis and formed a
! screen FOR the many-piece orchestra.
Mrs. Joseph Abrams wore a tot
lette Of white satin, combined with
. black lace. Mrs. Henry Abrams
) gown was of black charmeuse, in.
ished with hand-tied flet lace. Mrs
Z. Friedman's toilette was u white
J orRandy.
IN the banquet ball 81 the frss
floor s large circular table wa
] placed rs the center e the room
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