The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-17

Temple Bethel was the scene of a
beautiful nuptial celebration last
evening when Miss Lillian Ruth ia
CODY, daughter of Mrs. Bertha S. ia
CODY, plighted her troth to Mr.. JAG
Anschel Son, son Of Mr.. NJ. A. Son of
New Orleans. DR.. William Alderman,
former Rabbi of Temple BETHEL Of
lficiated according to the old impress
sive marriage service of the Jewish
faith.
Handsome ported palms, ferns and
cut flowers converted the Temple into
"a lovely scene for the wedding cere-
mony and the brilliant assemblage Of
guests who had gathered, long before
7:30 o'clock. the time appointed for
the ceremony.
Preceding the marriage service a
lovely musical program was given with
Mrs. Annie B. Finn. organist, S. H.
Brown. violinist, and Mrs. Jack F. J..
Powell and Mrs. Edwin f'orcheimer,
vocalists. 1-.Benediction Nrptial,"
Frysinger. organ; 2-"Rememb rance."
Thelma, organ; ST Love You Truly"
Carrie Jacobs Bond, vocal solo, lyric
soprano) Mrs. Jack F. j. Powell, vio-
lin obligato; 4-"Slumber Song" Hau-
ser, organ and violin; 5-"All For
YOU" vocal solo (contralto) Mrs. Ed
win Forcheimer, violin obligato; g.
"Andantino," Ewdin Lemare, organ;
7-"At Dawning," Charles w. Cad
man, vocal solo, Mrs. Jack F. j. Pow
ell, violin obligato; 8-Processional
Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin, organ
and violin; 9-"Call Me Thine Own"
20. Promise Me-" organ and violin,
during ceremony; 10-Recessional
Wedding march from Mendelssohn.
Members of the bridal party were:
Miss Bertha Fried of Macon, Ca, maid
of honor: Miss Hilda Bear, Pensa-
cola, bridesmaid; Mrs. Sig Masur,
Mrs. Nanny Marx, both of Monroe,
La; Mrs. Evelyn Renms of New Or
leans, three sisters of the groom and
Mrs. Mozart A. Lischkoff. matron-of-
honor; Little Bertha Marie Masur
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sig Masur,
flower-gi
Bryon A. Son of New Orleans, broth
er of the groom was best man. and
groornsmen were: Sig Masur, Nanny
Marx both of Monroe, La; Morris
Levey. Phillip Klein, DR.. Mozart A..
Lischkoft Pensacola. Ushers: Lazar
Calm, Albert Klein, B. v. Dannheisser,
Joe Manassa, Bennie Forcheimer, Dew
ey Jacoby, Pensacola The bride was
given in marriage by her mother.
To the first strains of the wedding
march the bridal party entered, adj
vancing up a white satin ribboned
aisle to the nuptial altar where they
were met by the groom and his best
man. A seven branched silver candle
stick, a memorial in honor of Miss
Goldine Jacoby, cousin of the bride,
softly lighted the bridal party.
The beautiful costumes of the bridal
party reflected the summertime color
tones of the wedding, all of the mem
bers being in full evening dress.
Miss Fried, maid-if-honor, wore a
lovely gown Of pink taffeta with pink
and silver rose trimmings, pink mall
line with silver laced edge lending a
charming touch of airiness to the cos
tune.
Mrs. Masur was charming in a
Frenchy frock of pink charmeuses,
gracefully draped and beaded in silver
and pearls.
Mrs Marx wore a handsome model
fashioned of yellow chiffon over yell
low satin with elaborate designings
in crystals and pearls.
Mrs. Reims' lovely dress was of two
toned green taffeta, prettily draped,
with trimmings Of silver and embroid-
cred in pearls.
Mrs. Lischkoffs gown was a dis
tinguished model Of nile green satin,
self trimmed and gracefully draped