The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-13

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 Society in many cities of this state and of Georgia is sincerely interested in the announcement of the marriage of Miss Emelie Crumpton, daughter of Mrs. Ursula Crumpton of Maplesville and Mir. William W. Bankhead of Jasper, which took place Saturday, July 5 in Birming- ham. Not alone because of the popularity of both young people, whose college days have been filled with many pleasant friendships-NIr. BanBhead at the Univer- sity of Alabama, where he has just re- Ceived his diploma from the law depart- ment and Mss Crumpton at Shorter Col leee, in Rome, Ga.--but also on account of the prominence of the Bankhead and CrUmpton families has the announce ment of the marriage created widespread interest
 Mir. Bankhead is the son of MT and Mrs. l. Fl. Bankhead, Jr., of Jasper and a grandson of the late John H, Bank head He will enter the practice of law, after taking degree at Harvard, and for the summer he and his charming bride will be at home at Jasper.
 Mrs. Bankhead is the second daughter of Mrs, Ursula Crumpton and the late r. |. Crumpton of Mapesville. Her grace and beauty have made her a favorite in college, where her record has been un- represented her class debater, and her represented her clas sas debater. and her 
 many honors had she elected to return to Shorter.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bankhead are spending a short while in New Orleans and coast resorts, and will go on to Jasper to make their home within a few weeks.
 The marriage of Miss Helen Schuster and Mir Emile Eiegel which was bril- liantly solemnized Wednesday evening at B o'clock at Temple Mishkan Israel, was preceded by a number of lovely affairs. among the most elaborate of them being the dance of Monday evening. at which MT. and Mrs Jerome siesel were hosts, entertaining at the Harmony Club.
 Receiving the guests on their arrival were Mr and Mrs. Segel MT. Emile siegel Miss Schuster, Mrs. Matilda Meyer, Miss Bernice Meyer of Birming- ham, Mrs Rosa Katzenberg and Dr. Julien Meyer.
 Mrs. Siegel. lovely in a gown of green satin, embroidered in silver and yelled in tulle was a charming hostess, and with her husband led the grand march Into which many intricate figures were introduced. They were assisted by Mir. Siegel and Miss Schuster, wearing a be- coming frocll of light blue taffeta, trimmed in silver
 Miss Bernice Meyer of Birmingham in yellow taffeta, with a corsage of sweet peas, and Mrs. Matilda Meyer, her
 
 irent among the out-of-town guests pres- ent Mrs. Rosa Katzenberg wore white georgette crepe and satin, and Mrs E. ] Schuster. mother of the bride-elect. wore a handsome gown of black lace.
 Palms and do s- ere used in pro- fusio- irpcr- and at one end te .4ae', iaa}a .aed in a bower or green, was aGhcelY presided over by Afiesei EoAs1pd fH,an and Rosalind rh iheauer
 AZ lal hour n and white ices snd cakes wera slr.od. Dancing was en- E. e5 to cue strains of the Inter Sc Or chestra.
 Those present were: Mir and Mrs B. J Schuster MT and Mrs. Morris Hohen- berg, MT and Mrs. Marcus Meyer, Mir. and Mrs Max Hagerdorn, Dr. and Mrs. rsdore Isaacson. MT. and Mrs l, Rosen- horf of Oklahoma, MT. and Mrs Maurice Bloch. Mir and Mrs. Walter Bloch. MT. and Mrs Leslie Lilienthal, MT. and Mrs, Herbert Lilenthal MT. and Mrs. Morris Lehman, MT and Mrs Nathan Kinkel- stein, MT. and Mrs. Leo Maas. Mrs. Ma tlda Meyer, Miss Bernice Meyer of Bir- mingham, MT. and Mrs. Emanuel Rosen- baum of OrrVile, MT and Mrs. ErdicG Of Orrvlle, Mrs. Louis Rosenbaum of New Orleans, Mrs Meyer Gerson Mrs Ferry Griel of Montgomery MT and Mrs M. J. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thal- heimer, MT. and Mrs Albert Kahn, MT and Mrs. Randolph Richards MT and Mrs. Monroe Gusdorf, Mrs Sam Three foot of Meridian Misses Lena Kahn Josephine Schuster, Tarris and Sarah Threefoot of Meridian, Rennie Maas Frances Lilienthal. Rosa and Minnie Bendersky, Kate Eagle Miriam Holzman Rosalind Thalheimer, Claudia Richards Helen Bloch, Amelia Herzfeld of Atlanta