The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-11
SELMA SOCIET
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 Miss LiifentiAal was never lovlier than on this occasion her gown of cloth of silver. yelled in black tulle, proving more tfan ors.if arilsf becoming to her pretty coloring and petite figure
 Dancing was enjoyed until a late hour Mrs k Threefoot mother of the bride groom wore a modish costume of silver cloth. combined with black and white crystal.
 Mrs. I.:iienthaf was gowned in blue chiffon, heavily beaded
 Mss Tarris Threefoot wore rose satin. Miss Yetta Threefoot was charming in yellow satin and Miss Sarah Threefoot, the third of these lovely sisters, wore orchid attn, trimmed in silver.
 Miss Josephine Schuster was becom- ingly gowned in a stlnning creation or green velvet. which aceentuated her ex- qu;ste blonde coloring, and statuesdue figure. Miss Miriam Holzman wore orchid satin, and Miss Helen Schuster was gowned in green chiffon, trimmed in sii- yer ribbon.
 Miss Elsie Rosenbaum wore white tai feta. and Mrs. Leslie Lilienthal. who will attend Miss i4ilienthal as prldes~ maid, was in orchid velvet
 Mrs Meyer Gerson of Montgomery ap- .peared in a robe of blue seauins, ana Miss Elsie Rosenbaum and Miss Blanche August wore frocks of taffeta
 Miss Rebecca and Carrie Rothenoers c. Meridian were dtlftSttfSiS tke former in white .hroeaded satin ana silver and the latter in dancing froek Of pink taffeta.
 Mrs. Fl. Magnas of Louisville wore hatk satin and Mrs. E. ]. schuster wore black satin ami lace
 Mrs. Marks Baum Of Texas wore piack satin and velvet.
 Coming as | grand finale to the holi~ dav eafties Of fa'q and marked by tca~ ures which proclaimed t a real collese dance. the Kappa Npha bal oi receht date was the most reeheche Of the sea- son. and from the opening ct tie grand rsayob led bv Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Gal loway, to tae cIoHins dance, the affair was one long to be remembered. mum Ter of colleges were lead out uurlhs the evening, among them being University of Alabama. Auburn University ol WIT sinia and Sewaaec and alumni from each 4 es these we. l-a.g4esxn s.'gst tn ions were Yratd to res isass slssi.l4a- can i,s. Never Las tne irt1ts cub been more e e..norafsfs 6s,s.ra ssl taaa for tie Kappa alpba dance the u4i3rOom on the second floor being transformed with hundreds oi yards of yellow anu red crepe paper witch covered the ceiling. in all elaborate and effective desisn, and was used to screen the stage on which the orchestra ,vae seated Banked on the stage werS hay trees and evergreens, and pretty feature of the decorations was the pootn constructed of streamers of the selIoM aad red paper. from which punch was d;snensed bv Rilla Rudolph and sara T Coleman. two attractive young glfis. x kacft and effective glow was shed by the veIlow-shaded lights, and the scene Was of more than ordinary beauty as tle cnening figures of the grand mafch was made.
 A marriage in which much interest cen ters was that of Miss Louise Lambert, vouneest daughter of MT, and Mrs Josepii Lambert of Orrville, and MT. Hugn l-aw4 hon of this city, which took piace ae high noon Thursday at the nome q M ' and Mrs Lambert in Orrv1lle.
 white roses. carnations and evergreens were arfistically combined in the hridat deeorations and in ths parlors ail alSs.s . was formed of palms and lignten pa candies before which the couple ssoou, The ceremony was performed nS she 1n rsesf Nr E. w Hagood pastor of the bAt t;st church at Orryi1Ie, of which the shride is member. < ss, ], ;r s Nfrs Macon Ellis played the weddins g music. The only attendants were 1NI' w T. Sandidge of Gallion, as pest h,ali' and little Mary Sedge daughter pr NJ md Mrs Edward Sledge of GFeehspoio' o' a ,iece of the bride, as ring-bearer.
 rhe bride and bridegroom entered 'he arlor toeether the former Wearhg q handsome tailleur of blue tricotihe, i.n Mi1' small hat of blue satin, trimmed VIII moire ribbon and uncufied osu ien
 flowers were brides roses.
 Ir,,,ed;atelv after the ceremony MT. and Mrs. I,awhon left for New OrleanS' and on their return to Selma VIII fesiu9 at S09 Alabama avenue.
 Tbe bride is charming young woman and a graduate of Judson college Sne has numbers of friends over the state' c xzrjl1a 1cvc,y vo,,ng matron to the ranks oi those already prominent in sociels.
 NJ, Iawhon is connected with BeWls Iawelrv company and is popular in nusi- ness and social circles.
 Among the guests going down to orr vile for the wedding were: MT ana NIT George Bewig Mir. ]. c. Mckay, Messrs. F. M. McDanie Ed Keebie, C. r. Thomas Emmett Whitesdes, pr. 5. Kirkpatrick of Selma, Mir. and Mrs T. Al Horsely MT. and Mrs. Clifton Kirk patrick of Cahaba. MT. and Mrs. w. l.. Kirkpatrick ! of IIazen, Miss Velna Rush cf Meridian and others. s
 Brilliancv and Eeauty marked the wed- ding ceremony Tuesday evening at s o'clock at Temple Mishkan Israel, when Miss Ruth Lilienthal became the bride of AIr. Sam Threefoot of Meridian in the presence of a large assemblage. many H IfFSCns beinS present from Meridlan and other cities.
 Never has the temple presented more beautiful picture than on Tuesday even ing, when elaborate decorations of smi- lax and tall cathedral candles were e,n- Tloyed about the altar, the skill of the decorators are reaching it's climax in the canopy of smax arranged in the cen ter, under which the bridal couple stood as the vows were administered
 Preceding the arrival of the wedding party an elaborate programme of nuptial music was rendered by Mrs w C. Ward.
 Mendeissohn's wedding march was used as heprocessionai, and the first to en- ter were two lovely bridesmaids, Miss Helen Schuster, in blue taffeta, enbroid- cred in silver and Miss Sarah Threefoot of Meridian, in blue satin and silver cloth. Their entry was down opposite aisies, and immediately following them were Messrs. Lee Rothenberg and Lev man Meyer and Messrs. Julian Eliasberg and Morris Frohlich. who entered in pairs, as ushers and groomsmen
 Miss Tarris Threefoot sister of the groom, entered opposite Mrs Ike Cadden. cousin of the bride, both young women wearing frocks of green satin Miss Threefoots gown was combined with sS- yer lace, and Mrs. Cadden's was trimmed with gold metal lace
 The groomsnen and ushers next to en- ter were Messrs. Herbert Lilienthal, Dr. F. Klein and Mrs. Ed Liiienthai and Ferdie Meyer.