The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1915-12-02
CATES-FRAUENTHAL!
WEDDING BRILLIANT
FORMER CONWAY YOUNG
WOMAN WEBS AT MARION
HOTEL, LITTLE ROCK.

The following account of the bril-
liant wedding of a former Conway
young woman is taken from Wednes-
day mornings Arkansas Gazette:
Meyer Frederick Gates and Miss
Gladys Frauenthal, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Frauenthal, 2300
Broadway, were married at $50
O'Clock yesterday evening in the Ho-
tel Marion. For several weeks the
bride-elect has been the guest of honor
at large number of beautiful par
ties. The wedding last night was a
fitting climax. The magnificent ball
room was wreathed in graceful fes-
toons of smilax at the north end and
a lattice held garlands of smilax and
Bride roses in graceful profusion. The
corners were banked with palms and
many arches were formed. The place
of ceremony was floral altar, before
the lattice. Depending from the can
opy Of smilax hung a wishbone and
a large wedding bell done in gorgeous
pink roses and maidenhair fern.
Pedestals of roses made a side decora-
ton and over all was the rose glow of
myriads of twinkling lights. At the
appointed hour the bridal music an
nounced the coming of the party.
Rabbi Louis Witt took his place, fol-
lowed by the groom and best man,
James Schwab of New York. The
groomsmen came next. These were:
Lawrence Lowenstein, Edward Loeb,
1. w. Ashner, Morris Hirsch and Mer-
rill Jacobs, all of Memphis, and Ar
thur Phillips and George Falk. Fol
lowing came the bridesmaids: Misses
Brunette Fox, Alice Franklin, Mer-
velle Gratz New York;, Berenice
Marx (CincinnatD, Irene Applebaum
Fort Wayne, Ind), Lucille Kron-
berg, Lucille Summerfeld and Edna
Loeb. These were arrayed in similar
gowns of shimmering pink silk and
tulle and carried superb lunches of
Russell roses. Miss Florence Gates
(Memphis) was the maid of honor
and wore lovely toilet of pink tulle
ONcI plIlh SdCiIl anu CdI leu pun IOoCo
and valley lilies. Next came the mat
ron of honor, Mrs. Lucian Krone of
ST. Louis. Mrs. Krone wore a hand
some gown of white tulle and satin
and carried orchids and lilies. Two
winsome flower girls were Maurine
Frauenthal and Evelyn Pfeifer, who
wore white frocks and pink ribbons,
and carried baskets of flowers. The
bride walked with her father and made
beautiful picture in her bridal rotoe
of white tulle, rare lace and a lon.
court train of satin. She was yelled
and carried valley lilies and wore as
her only ornament string of pearls,
the gift of her mother and father.
The impressive ceremony was said.
After congratulations the bride and
groom led the way to the banquet
hall, where the wedding banquet was
held and where many eloquent toasts
were made to the happy pair. The
banquet hall was scene of great
beauty. Smilax formed a dado and
festooned the fiuted columns. Every
where were pink and white roses, In
the center was the brides table, over
which hung an opalescent dome from
which were radiating streamers OF
tulle. Covers were laid for 25 The
long guest tables were done in sweet
peas and Russell roses and covers
were laid for 200 guests. Mrs. Frau
enthal was gowned in a creation OF
lavender satin and wore lavender or
chids. At midnight the bride and
groom left for their honeymoon TRIP
to southern California. The bride
wore a brown suit, with hat to match
The bride is charming girl and botl
have a wide circle of friends In Ar
kansas and Tennessee.