The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19
ALPER-LIPsITZ WEDDING

Oue ol tnt HHOSl dllIhStlNo "Cu dings of the season was solemnized in the ballroom of the Hotel Tutwiler Tuesday evening at S30. when Miss Dorothy Lipsitz became the bride of MT. David Samuel Alper, Rabbi Men delsohn officiating.
 The ballroom was profusely deco rated with palms and spring flowers and brilliantly lighted by candles in tall candelabra. Professor Davidson played the nuptial music, and preced- ing the ceremony Mrs. Vogt sang 70 Promise Me-"
 The ushers, MT. Frank Rutstein, MT. Nose Lebanoff MT. Milton Silver field, MT. Julius Cohen, Mir. Robert Russ, MT. Nathan Goldstein, entered together and crossed at the altar, followed by the groomsmen, MT. Jake Goldstein, MT. Sam Broznack, MT. Hymen Leader, MT. Samuel Steinberg. MT. Percy Sewelowitz and MT. Bar ney Schulman.
 The first bridesmaid to enter was Miss Gertrude Itzkovitch in cos tune of orchid taffeta and silver lace; next came Miss Lena Alper In a similarly fashioned costume or Nile green taffeta the third maid, MISS Sara Raff, was gowned in orchid tar Telas then MISS SldId blutlniAh iA eN costume of Nile green taffeta; next Miss Fannie Calire Steinberg, who wore orchid taffeta and silver lace, 1 followed by Miss Lillian Iseman in a frock of Nile green taffeta. Each carried an arm bouquet of Russell l-roses and sweet peas with orchid and
 green tulle matching their trains i which carried out the predom1nating | colors of orchid and green.
 The matrons of honor were Mrs. Frank Rutstein sister of the groom,
 wearing an exquisite gown of cloth
 of silver and irridescent. and Mrs. Milton Silverfield of New Orleans
 sister of the bride, gowned In chlf7
 fon and lace frock. each carrying shower bouquet of Russell roses. Miss Rose Lipsitz, maid of honor ands sister of the bride, was lovely lin a frock of chiffon and lace, car
 rving a shower bouquet of Russell roses.
 Dainty Misses Sylvia Steinberg of Memphis and Rebecca Weinstein in l lovely frocks of ruffled chiffon, car
 rvine ba skets of rose petals tied With orchid tulle, preceded the bride, who l entered with her father and mother Mir. and Mrs. Abraham Lipsitz The bride was charming in an imported gown of kittens ear satin and geor- gette heavily embroidered in pearls with court train to match ana
 duchess cap of real lace. They were
 met at the altar by the groom. ms
 brother, Mir S. Joseph Alper, and ms
 best man, Mir. Jacob Alper, of Chat
 tanooga. .,.,
 Mrs. A. Lipsitz. mother Of the
 bride wore an exquisite gown ol
 To nn orchid pette. wearing a corsage of orchids The rroom's mother, Mrs. B. Alper was gowned in black satin witf over draperies of lace, wearing corsage of orchids.
 Peceiving with the bridal part! were Mrs. Samuel Steinberg or Mem phis. gowned in gray canton crep and lace, and Mrs. A. lseman wearini b,ack satin. and lace. with corsag of Russell roses, both aunts of tn bride.
 Among the out-of town guests wn attended the wedding were MT an Mrs. Samuel Steinberg and daughters Misses Fannie Claire, Josephine an | Sylvia, Mrs. A. Iseman and daugntei
 Miss Lillian Iseman, all of Mempnis MT. and Mrs Milton Silverfeld an
 dauebter. Leona; Misses Gertrud l snd sara Davis Itzkovitch an II daughter, Leona; Misses Gertrude an
 Sara Davis Itzkovitch, all of New UT II leans: Mir. Emanuel Steinberg of Ne'
 Iberia. La; Miss Sara Raff of Louis II vile; MT. and Mrs. David s. Aipel | Mir Abe Alper, Mir Jacob H. Ape H and MT. Fine of Chattanooga. H MT. and Mrs. Alper left for an es Il tended tour through the southern an Il western states, and will be home H their friends about August |. Il MISSIONARY MEETING
 II The different circles of the won II er's Missionary societies or tr II Eleventh Avenue Methodist cnurc MI meet tomorrow afternoon at ocioc HI with their respective hostesses, WI HI are Mrs. K. T. Skelton, Mrs. w. ! ll Earris and Mrs. T. l.. Hobart.