The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-04
WEDDINGS
Calisclf---Lindeanan-

Observation-Disclosures
One of the most beautiful OF the
late spring weddings, was solemnized
last evening at $3.50 o'clock at Beth
Ahaba temple, when Miss Edith Eli
lott Lindeman, the lovely young
daughter, of Mr.. and Mrs. 5. 0. Linde-
man of "Maelin Lawn" on the Her
mitage road, became the pride OF A.
Woolner Calisch, son of Rev. and Mrs
Edward N. Calisch. The tempe
decorations consisted of a PACK
ground of climbing roses ana SNAP
dragons, interspersed with aspa.as Us
ferns and palmetto leaves. forming
garden wall effect, in front OF Wnicn
stood tall candles and snaoeo hooi
lamps The gallery OF the chufcn
was effectively arranged WIN wall
pockets of pink roses and greens anu
the center pews were caught Win
clusters of the same flowers and the
altar was banked with Easter lilies.
The wedding music was played by
shenherd Webb, accompanied by Miss
Adele LEVITT on the violin. The i'm
pressiye ceremony was performed oy
Rev. Edward n. Calisch, d. D., father
of the bridegroom and the bride was
given in marriage by her father. 5. Q.
Iindeman. The bride wore an ex-
auisite wedding gown of white
duchess satin, made in short ienglh,
and trimmed with pearls. Her long
tulle veil fell gracefully from wreath
of orange blossoms and her flowers
were a shower bouquet of white snap
dragons, lilies of the valley ana
orchids
The maid of honor was Miss Lena
Kahn. She wore an imported gown
Of yellow satin and chiffon and car
ried spring flowers. The bridesmaids
were Miss Ruth Wallerstein, Miss
Leah Binswanger. Miss Margaret
Boucher, of New York. Miss Elsa
Wa1lerstein and Miss Isabel Pfag,
each wore rainbow costumes OF emil
fon in pastel shades and carried arm
full OF spring flowers Harold n.
Calisch attended his brother as best
man. and the ushers were: Morton
G. Thalhimer, Irving /. May. Horact
n. Cans, Sam Z. Binswanger, Ralph
D. Wailerstein, Adrain J. Bendhelm
and DR. Harry Caiisch, OF DanVllte.
Following the service a large recep-
lion was held at the jefferson club,
HE ball room Of which represented an
outdoor garden with trcliises OF
climbing roses reaching to the ceinng,
from which was suspended hanging
baskets of pink and white mowers
The stage was set in MOSES and green
dining room was arranged In grotto
effect with Florida gray moss ana
palmetto leaves interspersed here ana
there with trellises of spring flowers
Mr.. and Mrs. Calisch will spend their
honeymoon motoring through the
North and on their return will be at
9orne at "Maeiin Lawn" Out-of-town
quests here for the wedding and re-
ception were:
Mr.. and Mrs Gus Lindeman, Miss
Claudia Lindeman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Schwar=. OF Dayton, o.; Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. c. Lindeman. of Raleigh,
n. c.: Mr.. and Mrs. $. c. Idndeman,
Of Columbia. S. c.; Mr.. and Mrs L.
r. Lindernan. of Raleigh. n. G.: MIR.
Harry Lindeman. of Raleigh, n. c.:
Mr.. George Elliott. of Charlotte, n. G.
Dr. Harry r. Calisch. of DanViiie; Mr..
and Mrs Adolph Woolner, of Peoria,
Ill. Miss Gladys Woolner. OF Peoria,
m: Miss Laena Kahn, N Salem, Ala !;
Miss Marcurite Bouches, of Brooklyn,
n Y. Miss Helen Miller, OF Balu-
more. Md; Miss Fannie Schleisner, OF
baltimore. Mr.: Miss Hortense White
hill. of Baltimore. Md; Miss Dorothy
vtrouse. Of Harrisonburg. Pa; MIR. and
Mrs !. G.. Moses, of Baltimore, Md. :
Morton c. Thalheimer. Adraln l.
Bendheim. Irving I. May, Horace r.
Cans. Ralph .. Wallerstein, sam T.
Rinswanger, of Memphis, Tenn; Miss
Leah w. Binswanger, Miss Ruth Ii.
wallerstein. Miss Elsa Wallersteln anu
Miss Isabel Prag, OF Memphis.