El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-02

L L marriage at an impressive cere-
mony at which rabbi Martin Zielonka
officiated Monday evening, in the home
Of the brides mother. Mrs. S. G. Silver
man. on Mesa avenue The ceremony
was attended only by the most in
innate family friends
The bridal" chorus from Lohen-
/ grin was played by Lou Ludwig ROs-
enberc as the bridal party descended
the stairs. The maid Of honor and
sister of the bride, Miss Minnie Silver
man, came first 0lloWlns her were
the little flower girls, who were the
Younger sister Of the bride, Ruth Sill
verman. and her niece, Ruth Feinberg
of Albany.
alone. At the foot she was met by
ner uncle. Ben Lieb, by whom she was
given in marriage The bride and her
attendants met the groom and his best
man, his brother. Raymond Klein
! berger. before a canopy Of smilax and
roses where the ceremony was per
formed. The canopy was studded with
brides roses. Above the top was
perched large white dove. holding
white satin streamers in its beak
Small white doves We're arranged
among the smilax. From the center
of the canopy hung a wedding bell OF
white roses AT either side of the
canopy were tall white candlesticks
containing tall white tspers-
The bride wore a gown Of cloth of
silver and duchess Sa tin, Ornamented
with numerous medallions Of silver 1t
was made IN the moyen age style,
runic effect with a girdle cord of sill
Yer. The angel sleeves Of silk tulle
we're caught at the wrists with mar
row bands Of silver silk tulle yelled
the entire gown The long court train
was attached to her shoulders with
silver how knots. The border of the
train was embroidered with large sill
Yer floral medallions- Her tulle veil
as worn in the Spanish comb style,
fastened about her brow with a mar
row band OF silver. and Ornamented in
the back with sprays Of real orange
blossoms. from California. The veil ex-
tended the full length of the court
train She wore a necklace of pearls.
with a sapphire and diamond CLASP
the gift of the groOm's mother. and
q bar pin Of diamonds and sapphires,
the gift Of the groom Her wedding
ring was a platinum hoop. set with
l% diamonds. one for each year Of her
axe Her slippers We're OF cloth Of
silver She carried a shower bouquet
o. lavender cOlOred orchids and brides
roses. tied with silk net streamers.
Miss Minnie Silverman. the maid Of
hoEor. was dressed in a dainty frock
or white SILK net and embroidered lace
with pale bal by blue satin ribbon hor-
izontal bands about the lace of the
skirt she carried an old fashioned
bouquet IN a paper lace early Vic
torlan holder The flowers were Kill
larney roses. Cecil Drummer roses. Mar
clSSus blossoms and mignOnette
Little Ruth Feinberg was dressed in
a pale pink satin frOck made II the
long wasted French STYLE
Little Ruth Silverman was dressed
IN an empire style frock of white net,
with baby waist Of pale pink satin.
en- broldered in flowers and bands OF
pink about the lace frills Of the skirt.
Both the flower girls carried French
gilt baskets. with long handles. tied
with pink tulle bows and filled with
rose petals.
The mother Of the bride. Mrs. $. G.
SilNerman. Wore a gown Of cloth of
gold. yelled in black lace and net. made
in the moyen age tunic style and edged
with GOLD The sleeves were of Tho
black lace and net and made in angel
style
The =room's mother. Mrs. Louis
tieinnet ger Of Los Angeles. vas
dressed in white satin yelled with
black lace. heavily ornamented with
Jet
Tho jet trimmings carried out the
new apron style The neck was cut
round and filled in with touches Of
Whlte SILK net small clusters II pink
roses ornamented the shoulder. the
girolr and held the drapery or the
SKIRT She Wore diamond ornaments
Mrs FeIuberE. OF Albany. the aunt
Of the bride. was dressed in gray
georgette crepe. made over silver lace.