The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-29
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KAHN BEAR NUPTIALS, SOLEMNIZED
LAST EVENING, WAS BRILLIANT AFFAIR

mainder of the bridal party. Each Of
the flower girls was adorable in dam
ty scalloped frock of yellow taffeta,
and completing this fairy costume,
each carried miniature bouquet of
orchid roses and ropes Of southern
smilax
Presenting beautiful picture. the
bridesmaids entered. Miss Eunice Ger
son, Miss Hortense Rosenau. Miss Wv
ian Levy and Mrs. Sam Kahn. all of
who stood one on each step down from
the top of the stairs. Mrs. Ben Good
man and Mrs. Jake H. Hlrsch followed
and took their stand at the lower stair
case by the pedestal All six of these
charming members of the party wore
loose basque effect gowns of orchid
taffeta and slippers to match. Each
carried an old fashioned bouquet OF
lavender sweet peas and roses.
Mrs. Edward Upper, as matron, was
attractive in a basque frock Of orchid
satin crepe. with a handsome amethyst
beaded train. She carried an arm bou-
quet Of showered sweet peas and roses.
Mrs. Upper stood on the first landing
Of the stairs.
Closely following these attractive at
tendants came the BRIDE who entered
on the arm OF her father, Mr. Morris
Bear. Miss Bear presented a queen
like appearance in a wonderful import
ed wedding gown, of white satin united
with pearls and crystal beads. From
a sparkling coronet of pearls, pointed
in the back, a lovely veil OF tulle hung,
gracefully caught by miniature bou-
quets of orange blossoms. White satin
slippers and hose completed the beau
tiful costume of the bride. The show
cred bouquet was composed Of orchids
and valley lilies sprayed with dainty
fern.
At the middle of the stairs the bride
was met by the groom and his best
man, Mr. Adolphus Kahn, brother of
the groom, from Bolivar. Tenn. The
nuptial rites OF Jewish faith We're
taken by the bride and groom with
DR.. Iser J. F'reund, rabbi of Temple
BETHEL, repeating the impressive
vows Of the double ring marriage
service.
To the strains of the wedding march
(AIendelssohn's) the bridal party
marched from the stairs and entered
the reception hall, when Miss Evelyn
Scotney sang another wonderful Sc
lection in her beautiful high soprano
voice. Miss Scotney was gowned in
handsome silver beaded evening gown
with pink. beaded rosettes about the
waist. From the shoulders draperies
Of light blue crepe hung loosely. Pretty
beaded satin slippers completed her at
tractive costume.
Mrs. Morris Bear, mother Of the
bride. wore a handsome gown of black
velvet trimmed with black jet beads.
The mother OF the groom. Mrs. Jake
Kahn, was attractive in a black lace
gown.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bride changed from her bridal cos
tune to a going-away suit of navy blue
imported Kasha cloth trimmed in black
beads, and blue satin hat with beau
tiful ostrich feather, with satin slip
pers, gloves and hose to match.
At $3.50 the guests enjoyed a de-
lightful reception, the dining room be-
ing attractively decorated with south
ern smilax and two large vases OF
white Easter lilies on each end of the
mantle The table was handsomely
laid with a beautiful linen and lace
cloth, the centerpiece being floral
design Of sweet peas and roses. Four
lavender candlesticks placed in flow
cry wreaths tied in lavender tulle, on
the table were burning bright while
delicious salad and fruit course was
served.
After the reception the bride and
groom left on the night train for the
northeast, the route of their honey
moon not being known.
The guests delightfully."- spent a num-
Der of hours in dancing on the spacious
porch OF the home. during which time
delicious fruit punch was served.
Among the out-of-town guests who
witnessed this beautiful wedding
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Kahn. Mr.
and Mrs. Aubrey Kahn, Mr.. Adolphus
Kahn, all of whom came from Bolivar,
Tenn; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Goldsmith,
Miss Amelia Rosenau of New York
city, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Upper Of
Houston. Tex; Mr.. and Mrs Jake H.
Hirsch of Atlanta, Ca; Miss Refine
Calm of New Orleans, La, and Mrs.
Ben Goodman of Lake Forest, Ill.
Mrs. Kahn is the only daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Bear, and a mem
Der Of a family which has long been
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Pensacola. The cordial good wishes Of
her numerous friends. as shown by the
many anti-nuptial affairs in her honor,
go with the young bride.
Mr.. Kahn, who is a young business
man in his home city. having already
won a high place for himself in the
esteem Of those who have become ac-
quainted with him here and other
places.