The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-20
MISS PAULA HERSkOviTcH
BECOMES BRIDE OF DR.. AckERMAN
Continued from page Five)

Wolff, Mrs. Martin Tohrner of Frank
lin. Tenn. The brides book was in
charge of Miss Jeanne Wolff. Punch
was served during the evening by q
group of lovely young girls, Misses
Sara Wolff, Frances Cohen, Marian
Mayer. Marian Jacoby, Louise Bear,
Marian Kahn, Dorothy Hirschman,
Sylvia Touart, Ray AronwiAz. Jeanette
Klotsko, Anne Berman and Fannie
Gerson. A dainty ice course, in the
chrysanthemum colors was served, the
fancy, individual cakes were prettily
embossed with chrysanthemums and in
the block cream, mints and sailed al
monds the color mooif was further car
ried out. A special orchestra furnish
ed music for dancing.
Lovely Decorations of Temple.
Z Green and white was the color motif
chosen for the artistic decorations of
the temple. Great quantities OF mag
nificent white chrysanthemums against
banks of greenery transformed thei
temple into a lovely scene for the,
wedding. Tall French baskets over
lowing with while chrysanthemumsl
and delicate ferns partly concealed
the windows. Banks Of greenery conf
cealed the altar where the nuptial!
either side was filled with large whitel
chrysan1hemums and in the center
burned a seven branch handsome sill
candlebra, memorial given inl
honor of Miss Goldine Jacoby who
during her lifetime was the brides
closest girl chum. Festoons of green
cry with the white blossoms covered
the walls of the temple and near the
altar a small mahogany table held a
white French basket filled with white
blooms with dainHy vines and ferns
falling over the edge. A great white
tulle bow was fastened to the han
die.
Decorations of Club.
In the lovely decorations of the
Progress Club where a reception and
dance followed the ceremony, chry-
santhemums with quantities of green
cry We're used as in the temple with
the color motif of yellow, white and
pink. AT the further end of the ball
room an arched gateway of greeneryI
was formed where the bride and groom
stood no receive the guests. A lattice
work formed of smilax with chrysan-
themums, festoons Of gray Spanish
moss and branches of Southern pine
made background charmingly sug-
gestive of a pretty bit of woodland
Pines, palms and ferns formed an eff
fective background for the tables from
which punch was served. The large
cut glass bowl on the table was placed
among mass of delicase ferns and
chrystanthemum blooms
Mrs. Alderman is an only daughter
and has always made her home in
Pensacola. She is a graduate of the
p. HI. S. and was an active worker
in the Alumni association of Which
she was president for a number of
terms. She taught in the Sabbath
school of Temple Bethel and has had
charge of the training of the children
choir of which she has been leader
for several years. She has CLOSELY
identified herself with religious work
and was at one time secretary of the
Judean literary club. Last year she
served as secretary of the Jewish We'll
fare Board and took an active part in
all war relief work and freely gave
her time and talents to assist in re-
creation and entertainment for the SER
vice men.
Those who know her feel that DR..
Alderman is fortunate indeed in win
! ning SO sweet and charming a bride
and a host of friends unite in ex-
tending hearty congratula lions and
good wishes.
Dr. Alderman has made Pensacola
ms nome for the past seven years
coming here from Lake Charles La
Whefe ne was rabbi of a congregation
During his stay in Pensacola he ha $
greatly endeared himself to his con-
gregation at Temple Bethel and has
m a nv f,-;a
He has been most active in all move
| ments for civic Improvement and took
a prominent part in all postwar work
assisting in the various Liberty I,oa
and other drives made by the govern
ment.
He is graduate of the Theological
Seminary. New York. and took post
graduate course at Columbia JTniyer-
sfty, finishing his education abroad
He Is a member of Nhe l. o. B. B.
one of the largest Jewish fraterpaI
orders. DR.. Alderman is a natiS of
New York, the son of Mr. and Mrs. T
Alderman of that city.
Many handsome wedding, nrasa,+s
received in part expressed the love and
esteem held for Dr. and Mrs AcxerD,ar
by numerous friends. Among the Dres-
ents received was a beautiful chest of
SILVER, 7Ne gift from the congregation
of Temple Bethel.
Leave on Honeymoon.
Dr. and Mrs Alderman left La
night for points in the northeast to
spend their honeymoon to be absent
several weeks. Mrs. Alderman travail
ed IN chic winter suit of navy blue
lrlcoiette with suede vest of burnt
orange and blouse of navy blue geor
gette braided. Her hat was small
ihooei OF panne velvet trimmed with
novelty wreath of autumn leaves and
oslrlch flange of burnt orange She