The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-10
SyESTHEIaiER-NEUSTADT
| ro.t ssi.. NUPTIALS LAST NIGHT

/ .iIn' the presence of 4 hrillisn. co'a.
pany. the marriage of Miss r,ris West.
lheimer. elder daughter of zig. ard Mrs
Max Westheimer. TO Wal.Sr Neus;s,it.
}ofi New Work City. was solemnized
tat Sio'clock last night at 1empie Emeth.
Palms, ferns, and pink -begonias we're
combined In the decorative effect. Pre-
ceding the ceremony Mrs. Robert Car
denhire. accompanied on the organ BY
Miss Anne Thompson. and by Sol Low
enstein with violin obligato. sang I'm
| tie tiardeii of Your Heart" The we'd.
ding march from "Lohengrin." announc-
| I'd the coming OF the bridal party.
SbIo Lowehstein and Sidney Saunders
served as ushers. Or. Joseph Blatt,
who officiated. entered from the rear
OF the temple preceding the bridegroom,
| Who was attended by his brother Ben
fIarlinr Neustadt OF New York. The
I,ndaid Of honor, Miss Beatrice Schlesing-
Ter. OF New York. preceded the brides
maids, Misses Erville Rosenbaum and
Dorothy Marcus. both OF Dallas. Texas
and they IN turn were followed by the
land. Ohio. and Emil Frossard. of Ma
rietta, Okla. Juliene Westheimer, the
brides sister was flower girl and from
a dainty basket scattered rose leaves
in the pathway OF the bride. who en-
tered with her father
Miss westheimer was married in n
gown Of white tuile. with irridescent
trimming built over white satin. The
skirt was made short and court traiI.
laell from the shoulders. Her tulie veil
was wreathed in orange blossoms. md
she. carried shower bouquet Of lilies
of the valley and bride roses.
The maid of honor was attired in
flesh color satin, combined with clSth
of silver, and carried an arm bouquet of
pale pink roses. The maids were gown
ed alike, in pink tulle and bore arm
bouquets OF pink roses. Juliene West
heimer, wore a dainty frock Of white
seorgette crepe.
The bridal party and guests left the
: ytempie to the strains of Mendelssohn's 5
| l"Wedding March," and went 10 the
home of AIR. and Mrs Westheimer. 7O5
lC street. northwest where a large re-
ception was held In the receiving line
| were MIR. and Mrs. Westheimer the
bEide and bridegroom. with their attend
! ANTS. Mr. and Mrs Gus Neustadt Of
| New York. parents 'of the bridegroom.
and MIR. and Mrs. Isadore Kalish. gran1-
parents of the bride. Assisting through
outA the rooms were Mrs Bert Foster.
Mrs. William Potter. -drs. Charles l..
Anderson, Mrs. p. c. Dings Mrs. c.
NJ Campbell. Mrs Morris Sass. Mrs.
Jtilius Kahn. Mrs. Ray G.. Poland Mrs.
y 'B. Wall. Mrs. Sam Daube Mrs Ar
thur Han. Mrs. Walter Spurlock. Mrs.
a. Alexander, Mrs f. T. Guillot. Airs
Harold Wallace. Misses Eugenie Nj
Anne Thompson. Regina Blank,
Thelrna Ramsey. Mary Anderson. Gladys
Scivaily.' Gertrude Alexander. Rachel
Campbell Flora Newman. Ruth Bats
Charlotte wall, and Genevieve Nivouche
pink was the prevailing color in the
1 ooni decorations. which were In palms.
'p0tied plants and cut flowers, the lights
being softened by rose color shades.
IN orchestra played throughout the eve
Ting.
Mr.. Neustadt and his bride left on
the midnight train for a six weeks tour
of California. after which they will re-
turn 10 this city to make their home.
The bride is -one Of Ardmore's most
popular girls and her wedding was pre-
ceded by numerous brilliant social af-
fairs in her honor. While travelling
she will wear navy blue tailored
suit. with hat and gloves to match.
Mrs. Neustadt's gift to her maid Of
honor was a sterling silver mech bag.
and TO her bridesmaids she gave ster-
liiss silver vanity cases. She presented
sirss Garaenhire sterling silver heart
shaped eoin purse. and to Miss Thomp-
son she gave a sterling silver vanity
box. Mr.. Neustadt gave the men OF
The wedding party leather belts with
sterling silver buckles
The out-of.town guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Neustadt and Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Gumtrccht. of New York; Mr..
and Mrs Abe Rosenbaum. Mrs. Al Nei-
man and Mrs Ioeenb Srhulfz all