The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-06-02
SOCIAL AND !.
PERSONAL
Dayis.Haas.

Dayis-Haas
A beautiful wedding took place in
this city on Thursday evening in the
Jewish temple on Washington street,
when DIR. Fineschriber of Memphis
united in marriage Miss Carolyn Da-
Wis, the attractive daughter Of MIR.
and Mrs. Joe Davis, and Mr.. Jake
Haas Of Memphis. The temple was
beautifully decorated for the occasion,
the pink and white color scheme pre-
dominating. The altar was banked with
ferns and other greenery, forming a
pleasing background for the bridal
party. Miss Gertie Bauman presided
at the organ and Mrs. Norman Solo
mon entertained the audience with her
charming voice. The bride, who was
given in marriage by her father, Mr..
Joe Davis, was handsomely gowned in
flesh colored satin with draperies of
lace and tulle. Her veil was fastened
with orange blossoms, and flowed IN
graceful folds, forming the train to
her gown. She carried a shower bou-
quet Of orchids and valley lilies. Mrs.
Seymour Simmons, the matron OF hon
or was lovely in cream colored net
over flesh satin, with touches Of blue.
She carried Richmond roses. Miss
jeanette Haas. Of Montgomery, Ala,
with Herbert Sternberger, wore green
silk and orchid taffeta, and carried
Killarney roses. Little Louise Stern
berger, the flower girl, was attractiv .
inga pink froek Of cvhiffon over blue
silk and carried d basket Of pink rose
petals which she scattered for tie
bride to walk on. Mrs. Joe Davis, with
Herman Davis, wore a black faille
gown with emerald chiffon trimmings
and carried corsage bouquet Of valley
lilies. Mrs. |. H. Haas, with Mr. Haas,
wore a grey gofgette, brocaded with
steel and carried valley lilies and ro'
SEES The ushers were Messrs. Dew
aid Cohen Of Atlanta, Ca; Jesse lsaacs
of Mariana, Ark; Mormon Solomon
If New York; Lei Kaln, Gilbert
Schloss and Leonard Cohen Of Mem
phis. After the ceremony an elegant
reception was held. Mrs. Haas is thu
attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Joe Davis of this city and is favorite
in social circles. She was a graduate
Of the class of 1915 Of the Haywood
County High School. Mr. Haas, who il
young business man. of Memphis, has
won many friends during his visits tc
this city. The magnificent array Of
handsome presents attested the popu.
arity of the couple. The out Of towr
guests were Or. and Mrs. David Marx
Miss Irma Schoen, Louis Haas, Edgar
Haas, All. Guthmun. Herbert Haas, anC
Mr.. and Mrs. |. H. Haas Of Atlanta,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Byck, Miss Louise
Byck Of Louisville; Miss Jeannetts
Haas of Montgomery, Ala; Miss Caro-
Ign Davis Of San Antonio, Tex; Mr.
A. H. Myer and Aaron Bergeda, Nash
vile; Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Solomon
of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons
Of Greenville; Mr.. and Mrs. Henri,
Solomon, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Kahn, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Beatus, Mr.. Carl Beat
us, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Beatus, Mr.. NJ
Heidensfelder, Mr.. and Mrs. R. G
Bernhold, Mr.. and MrsLeonard Cohen
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Cohen, Mr.. anS
Mrs. Gilbert Schloss, Mrs. Della Ma
than, Misses EElalia Ashner, Hanna
Frank, Mildred Ehrman, Grace ant
Eva Posart, Mabel Jacobson, Messrs
Henry Loeb, /. w. Ashner, Ray Bauer
Milton and Lawrence Sternbergtr, AL
phonse Meyer, Memphis; Mr.. and Mrs
A. II. Meyer Of Lafayette, La; Mrs
P. L. Levy, Parma.
DR.. Marx Of Atlanta pronounce,
\ the benediction.
Announcement Party.
Misses Fletcher Coppedge and Ann
Mary Tishel we're complimented Of
last Thursday afternoon with a garden
party given by Mrs. Ruth Hay at he
home on West Main street. Groups o
chairs and benches under the shadl
Of the trees proved most delightful
place Of gathering. where all could en-
joy the beauty Of the spring, the al
being filled with the odor of bloom