The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-03

ND' passed to the altar, where the impress siye marriage ceremony was conducted | by Rabbi Morris Newfield.
 The Lohengrin bridal chorus was sung by the Temple quartet Mrs. J. A Mitchell, Miss Lima Vogt, MT. Leon Cole and Mrs. Byrd Haley, and during the ceremony the "Intermezzo" from "Cava- liera" was softly rendered. This musi- cal programme was a reproduction of the one given at the wedding Of the brides mother.
 The bridesmaids were Miss Helen Stern of New Orleans, Miss Jennie Eliasberg of Selma, Miss Ethel Strauss of New York, Miss Helen Aronson of Patterson, N. J., and Misses Emily and Adele Flies of Birmingham. Their costumes of white and green were strikingly lovely and unusual, suggestive of girlhood and cool days in early summer.
 They were made with ruffles of | white lace over chiffon, which were caught with satin flowers in green and white and were draped with green georgette sashes, which formed the trains. The bridesmaids carried shower bouquets of white snapdragons and maidenhair fern.
 Miss Janet Kramer of Scranton, Pa, the maid of honor, was cha arming in her dress of green chiffon trimmed with white lace. Her shower bouquet was of white sweet peas.
 % The groomsmen and ushers were: MT. Julian Mann Saks, brother of the bride. Mr. Seigfriend Steiner and Mr Herald Schwab of Birmingham, MT. Henry Rabb of Richmond, MT. Allison Isoven- Fthal of Cleveland. Ma Frederick Neu- berger of Baltimore, MT. sylvan Fried man of New York and Mir. Joseph K. Saks of Birmingham.
 The bride entered with her father. who gave her in marriage. She was never more lovely than in her exquisite wedding gown of white georgette, heavily beaded in pearls and srystaIs. giving d wonderfully beautiful frost like effect, over white crepe Her long court train was of lace lined with chif- fon, and her veil of tulle was arranged in coronet and caught to her and gar landed with orange blossoms, which ex- tended across the front and were pend ant amid the folds of the veil at the sides
 Her bouquet was of lavender or chids, showered with swansonia.
 The groom was attended by MT. Lewis Strauss of New York as best man.
 Following the marriage service an
 
 Phoenix club, which was handsomely decorated throughout.
 The ball room was designed to pre- sent the appearance of a luxuriant summer garden. It's walls and beams were draped with gray southern moss and festooned with an abundance of smilax. Throughout the room at in- tervals were standards holding baskets of flowers and from the walls and l. baskets, both of which were filled with roses, gladioli. daisies, corn flowers and many other varieties of summer bios. soms, whose brightscolors blended inta harmonious scene of beauty.
 Here MT. and Mrs. Saks were assisted ina receiving by the bride and groom, the members of the bridal party, and the out-of-town guests, who were: Mir. and Mrs. Lewis Strauss, Mir. and Mrs. M. I. BinsWanger and MT. J. Lichten- stein, all of Richmond. Va; MT. Lewis Strauss, Jr., Miss Ethel Strauss. Mr. and Mrs. Max Friedman, MT. Sylvan Fried- man of New Yopk, Miss Janet Kramer of Scranton, Pa; Mir. Allison Loventhal and Mrs. A. S. Loventhal of Cleveland, O, all of whom reached Birmingham Sunday.
 Mrs, Saks received in orchid georg- cite beaded elaboratelyS with orchid beads in varied shades which was very becoming to her brunette beauty. Mrs. Strauss, mother of the groom. was attractive in black sa tin with trim mings of long steele fringe. The library was adorned with bas- kets and cornucopias of flowers and the mantel was banked with palms and ferns, and here was placed the lovely brides table.
 The table with filet lace cover over white satin was centered with great brides cake stimulating a wedding ring and bearing the brides and groom's in itials. It's center was filled with a pyramids of roses and valley lilies. From diagonal corners of the table extended arches crossing in the center. From these arches were suspended tiny white wedding bells and from the. top of the connecting arches hung big, beautiful bridal bell.
 Mr Strauss and his lovely young bride left for wedding trip in the east and will be at home after July i in Richmond, Va
 The bride is beautiful young girl and has countless friends in the city, where she and her parents occupy a prominent social position. | Her friends regret that she will make her home in another city. t The groom issthe son of MT. and Mrs Louis strauss of Richmond. Va, and served as field lieutenant during the lwar. He. is graduate of Richmond ,college and Is prominent in social and /business circles in his home city.