The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-28
By RUTH F. GAUDIN

Easter lilies showered with valley lines, she was typical belle of the sixties
 Miss Zelna Lefkovits, second maid of honor, sylph-like creature, gowned in white "will-o'- wisp" frocA of tulle after the mode of the day. was vision of fairy-like filminess, carrying an arm cluster of Easter lilies artistically show cred with valley lilies.
 Little Miss Naomi Jaffe, a sister of the bride, and flower girl, entered next and wearing a dainty frock of white accord ion pleated tulle with ribbon bows of white and carrying a white basket filled with rose petals and valley lilies, forming an aisle strewn with flowers for the bride, who followed with her father, Mr. Julius Jaffe and were met at the altar by the groom and his best man, MT. Walter Brower.
 Standing beneath a canopy of smilax and Easter lilies in a semi-circle before an improvised altar of gloSsy-leafed palms, and tall white vases of Easter lilies, which stood sentinel on either side of the altar, where cathedral candles ill seven-branched candelabra softly burned, the bridal party presented a tableaux of
 
 The bride was lovely in gown of duchess satin and real lace, which was fashioned with hip hoops and puffs of satin over chantilly lace, wearing con ventional veil of tulle, which caught with orange blossoms, fell in soft folds, form ing her traine, which was sprinkled with valley lilies, and carrying shower bouquet of brides roses and valley lilies.
 After the ceremony, MT and Mrs. ,laff9 at n n ton.
 Mrs. Jaffe, handsomely gowned in white tulle over Dolly Warden, with a corsage of pink roses, and the bride, were Nas- sisted by Mrs. Mary Boshwitz, in black lace over pink and carrying pink roses; Mrs. o. s. Boshwitz, the brides grand mother who wore an elaborate gown of white crepe meteor trimmed in pearls and wearing lavender sweet peas Mrs. H. Goldberg, who wore black lace over satin; Mrs. Sam Lefkovits, who wore an ex- quisite blue and gold ''will-o' -the-wisp gown over cloth of gold, and Mrs. Wilson Searight of Memphis was handsome in costume of white charmeuse
 In the breakfast room the brides table in green and white was elaboratey dec- orated in Easter lilies, which formed the centerpiece about which lighted tapers hooded in white, burned. Assisting in here, where a plate course and bonbons and other dainty refreshments were served, were Mrs Herbert Harris, who wore her wedding dress of white duchess satin; Miss Grace Hillhouse, lovely in white tulle and taffeta; Miss Rosalee Goldberg in yellow taffeta Miss Lida Otis, in gown of white and silver; Miss Lillian Yielding in blue tulle with irri- dtscent trimmings, and Miss Mildred Fox, wearing fairy-like frock of tulle
 delicious punch was served in the conservatory, where Davidson's orchestra played through the entire evening.
 MT and Mrs. Lussier left later in the evening for a wedding trip to Atlanta, where they will attend grand opera, later going to Atlantic Beach, Fla. Upon their return they will be at home with Mr. and Mrs. Julius Jaffe on Highland avenue
 Among the out-of-town guests who were present were: MT. and Mrs. Marx H. Rosenbaum of Meridian, Mrs. Wilson Sea- right of Memphis Mr. and Mrs H. L. Swain of Tuscaloosa, Mr. and Mrs. Max Lefkovits of Columbiana, Mir. and Mrs. ] sam Goldberg and Miss Adele Goldberg Of Talladega, MT and Mrs Robert Her. man and Mrs. B. Jaffe of Greenwood Miss; Miss zelna Lefkovits of Ward Belmont college, MT. Anderson Jaffe of Petersburg, Va. Miss F'ren Hudson of Covington, Ky, and MT. s. A. Bostwick of New York