The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-26

A marriage of unusual interest was that of Miss Bess Goldstein and Lieut.. William P. Engel, which was solemnized Thursday evening al the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. D. B. Gold stein, on Milner Heights. The house was artistically decorated in ferns and smilaz To the strains of the wedding march from Lohengrin the bride enter ed with her parents. and met the groom and his parents, MT. and Mrs. M. F. Engel beneath bell canopy of elem atis
 The ceremony was witnessed only by the immediate relatives of the bride and groom. The simple matrimonial rites were made especially impressive by the fact that the groom was atflred in his uniform, and among the relatives pres- ent there were several others in uniform After the ceremony there was a recep- tion at which a plate luncheon and ices were served. The couple then left on their wedding trip. They will make their home after August 29 in Atlanta, as Lieutenant Enge, who recently received his commission in the field artillery, will be stationed at Camp Gordon, near that city.
 A beautiful wedding of the season was that of Miss Louise Fannye Hammel and MT. Maurice Simon of New Orleans. which took place at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Eugene 1 Hamnlel on South Fifteenth street, on Wednesday evening at o'clock l number of relatives and friends gath- l cred to witness the ceremony, which was performed before beautiful altar of l palms, ferns and vases of asters Cande- l labras on both sides brightened the effect SmilaX throughout the house made at | tractive decorations.
 1 Before the nuptial music, which was rendered by Miss Mildred Wald. accom- panied by Miss Pearl Wald on the violin, Miss Ethel Burger gave beautiful vo- l cal selection.
 The brides attendants were Miss Ger trude Mitchell of South PittsbErg Tenn,
 as bridesmaid. Her gown was a beauti- ful creation of nile green georgette crepe with shower bouquet or white asters 1 Mrs. Bernhard Gotthelf acted as ma | tron of honor She was lovely in a dainty pink frock of malne. Her bou- quet was an arm shower of white asters 1 The bride entered upon the arm of her
 father MT. Eugene Hammel
 | pr. Morris Newfield performed the cer-
 emony, using the double ring service
 The bride looked beautiful in a lovely
 gown of white crepe de chine, with large l white hat, carrying an arm bouauet oi
 brides roses and valley lilies, afterwar-
 changing to a becoming travelling sui ! of grey with large velvet hat, with l touch of purple, shoes and gloves D. gray.
 The groom was attended by his brother l Mir. Sam Simon of New Orleans
 After the wedding trip through the
 south, MT. and Mrs Simon will reside l in New Orleans, the home of the groom Among the out-of-town guests were the lgroom's mother, Mrs. J. Simon; Mr. sam simon of New Orleans, Mrs. B. Gotthelf
 of Memphis. MT. and Mrs. J. Michae
 and daughters, Miss Mary. Miss Gertrude
 and Miss Janette of South Pittsburg Tenn.
 The marriage of Miss Rosalind Rush ot 1 Greensboro and MT. Robert A. Davison ot
 Montgomery will take place August 2I
 the brides home in Greensboro.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Hood entertained : few friends at dinner on Friday evening
 in honor of Capt. Courtney Henley wh.
 is spending his furlough in this city. Cap tain Henley is the son or Mrs. John c
 Henley and the late Capt. J. c. Henley and is one of the most popular young mer in Birmingham.
 MT. and Mrs. George M. Cruikshank en- tertained Saturday evening at their hand. some home on Linden, giving a lawI party to their son, Lieut.. Marcus Cruik. shank, who is spending his furlough witt them after concluding his course at tn, officers training camp at Fort McPher son.
 MT. and Mrs. Cruikshank and Lieuten ant Cruikshank were assisted in enter. taining their guests by their daughter Mrs. Shaler Houser, and their sister. Mrs Walter Gulley, and Miss Mary Gulley O. Tuscaloosa.
 MT. and Mrs. Cruikshank's invitation
 list included: Mir. and Mrs Richard Bow
 ron Lieut.. Russell Lanier and Mrs
 Ianier, MT. and Mrs. c. B. Ireland Misses Margaret Moore. Augusta Clark Katherine Morrow, Hattie Cullom, Eliza beth Locke, Margaret Davis, Elizabetl Wyman, Carolyn Copeland, Katherin Ledbetter, Lydia Eusts Emily Dixon Katherine Mccormack, Edwina Thaggard Mabel and Ruth Lallande. Helen McCarv | Margaret Gage, Mary Sibley, Beverly Leake, Mary Elizabeth Caldwell, Mary Ada Tarra-t Annie Moore Provost of Mo bile. Margaret Munger, Dean oillard Margaret Coleman, Cecile McCrossin Margaret Bradshaw, Rachel London. Jim