The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-04

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| setting. and Witnessed by hundreds
OF friends, the wedding of Miss Gladys
Calm. daughter of Mr.. Sol Calm. to
place yesterday afternoon at Temple
Bethel. Rabbi William Alderman
performing the ceremony.
| Masses of pink and blue hydrangeas
were used against a background of
southern smila4, palms and ferns,
making a charming sylvan setting for
| the bridal party.
The bride who entered with her
father. was very lovely in a graceful
I gown of silk tulle over duchesse satin,
with garnitures of orange blossoms.
The long court train was Of tulle and
| her yeil was arranged in the new cap
effect, most becoming to her brunette
| beauty. Her flowers were a great
bouquet of shasta daisies.
Miss Hilda Bear. maid-of- honor.
| Misses Clara Herzfeld, of Selma, and
Miss Eunice Gerson. bridesmaids. wore
| charming gowns OF pale green chiffon
| and carried shower bouquets OF shasta
daisies
Mrs. Jake Hirsch, sister of the bride,
and Mrs. Morton Schoen, OF Baltimore.
sister OF the groom, were gowned in
flesh colored chiffon. and also carried
daisies
The little flower. girl. Katherine
Spitz. niece of the groom. made a
pretty picture in pink chiffon. She
carried basket OF daisies.
Mr.. Morris Hirsch OF Atlanta was
best man, and acting as groomsmen
were MIR. Jake Hirsch, Mr.. Martin
Schoen. Mr.. Jake Spitz and Mr.. Lazar'
Calm. Messrs. Solw Levey. DR.. B. v.
Dannneiser. Nat Ullman, Frank Lieb-
man and Leo Weiss were ushers
Mr.. Henry Spinden of the naval air
station sang three selections, III" 81
Love You Truly" and "Oh, Promise
Me- as a prelude to the ceremony.
Immediately following the wedding
the bridal party and guests repaired
to the San Carlos hotel where they
were entertained by the brides father,
with an elaborate dinner. Perhaps
never In all the social history of PEN
sacola has an effect been achieved
richer in its exotic beauty or more
original in its conception. The entire
auditorium represented a balcony
scene in the centre of which a TRAN
guiar table had been placed, at which
We're seated the bride and groom and
otner members Of the bridal party and
guests.
~Aoiih tAo CculFo OF the triangle rose
great mass of soft greenery and
tail water fowl lifted its graceful
head, through the long beak a silver
fountain Of water playing upon the
blossoms Exquisite in their shades
OF pink and blue, avy-headed hy-
drangeas, the deep blue of lobelfas.
the coral pink of geraniums and tho
golden hearted daisies, nestled against
iuxurfant fern and graceful smilax.
Here and there tall baskets were
placed holding daisies and dew-fresh
pink roses, fragrant and beautiful.
On either side circular tables had
been placed and those, too, were CEN
tered with the baskets of daisies and
roses, tied with great bows of pink
tulle.
As a background at the eastern end
of the room roses a trellis of southern
snilax intertwtned with the deep
green of the wild huckleberry, now SO
much used for decorative purposes.
the whole forming a basis of greenery
which threw into relief the beauty of
costuming. From end to end of the
room frieze of greenery was carried
from which lanterns threw soft lights
through pale green and rose shades
upon the assembled company.
Here and fhere palYns opd