The courier-index., 1920-02-27

from Lohengrin. Promptly at five o'clock the bridal party entered. Mrs. Dave Gilbert of Fort Worth, in an imported gown of orchid chiffon with a large hat of the same shade, carving Columbia roses, was ma
 tron of honor. Miss Etta katzen- stein, the maid of honor, wore a
 dainty spring frock of spring tai fetta with a large hat of the same
 shade She also carried Columbia
 roses. Little Jane Katzenstein, neice of the bride, was ring bearer
 and looked like little fairy in her
 dress of delicate pink georgette and
 maline. She carried the ring sus- pended from a shower of pink sweet peas. Miss Shaul entered with her father and was met at the altar by
 Mir. Ades, who was attended by hls cousin, Mir Leon Ades of Louisville.
 Mr. Dave Gilbert of Fort Worth was the groomsman. The brides daintiness was enhanced by her cos tune which was of French blue
 georgette embroidered in silver with which she wore large picture hat of blue maline and silver. Her flowers were shower bouquet of
 brides roses, lilies of the valley ana
 orchids. Mrs. Jacob Shaul wore
 handsome costume of black Jetted
 georgette and carried bouquet ot
 bride roses. Mrs. l. B. Aides, the
 mother of the groom, wore black
 lace costume and carried brides
 roses Among the guests from out
 of town who were here for the mar
 riage were Mr and Mrs. l. B. Aides,
 Mr. Leon Ades and Miss Gertrude
 Ades and Mir and Mrs. Louis Gross
 man and Mir Sidney Grossman of
 Louisville; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bar
 nett. MT. and Mrs. Sam Ciener, Dr. Jerome Marks, Dr. Marvin Meyers and Mir. Alvin Solomon of Helena, Mir. and Mrs. Louis Barnett of For rest City, MT. and Mrs. Dave Gil bert and son of Fort Worth, Mrs. Harry Oster and Harry, Jr., of Youngstown, Ohio, Miss Henrietta Strassner and MT. Angy Joseph of i Memphis and MT. Louis Cohn of Cleveland. The gifts were numer- ous and handsome and made beau tiful display at the home of the bride. Mrs. Ades is the youngest daughter of MT. and Mrs. Jacob Shaul and was born in Marianne and has grown from babyhood to young ladyhood here among her friends. She is young woman of attractive personality and has a host of friends who rejoice with her in ner happiness but who regret that she will not make this her future nome. MT. Saul Aides is young nan of splendid worth and while lis home is Louisville, he spent several years in Helena and is we'll lnown by large circle of friends n Arkansas. They left Monday evening for New York where they will spend several weeks before go- ng to their home in Louisville, where the good wishes of all Lee .ounty people will follow them.
 MT. and Mrs. Jacob Shaul enter aimed with a dinner party at Hotel darianna on Sunday evening, the ,uest list being limited to members If the family and visitors who were n the city for the Shaul-Ades we'd
 ling. The long table was beautiful y decorated with the national col ITS, in recognition of Washington's birthday, and attractive souvenirs were at the places. The flowers were red carnation and ferns and over the center of the able was huge bow of red maline, to vases of red carnations
 the brides cake in the center of the table. For this occa- ion, Miss Irene, the bride-elect, wore gown of black lace and jet with a large black lace hat. Her