The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-14
SOC E T Y
LEVY-GREENBERG
 WEDDING SOLEMNIZED

"A wedding or WlQe interest to host of friends was that of Miss Fannie Levy, only daughter of MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Levy, and MT. Maurice Greenberg, which was sol emnized Tuesday evening, October g, at o'clock at Knesseth Isreal syna- gogue.
 Rabbi Solomon Katz performed the impressive marriage ceremony in the presence of large assemblage Of friends and relatives.
 An exquisite musical program was rendered during the assembling or the guests. Lohengrin's wedding march, announcing the approach. of the bridal party, with Miss Doris Herman at the piano Just before the ceremony At Dawning," and T Love You Truly" were beautifully sung.
 The interior of the synagogue was elaborately decorated with palms and foliage, arches formed Tn the aisles through which the bridal party marched, were of white ana entwined with southern smtlax. The altar was banked with masses of palms and ferns which formed. a background of greenery for massive candelabra holding white burning tapers.
 The ushers, including Messrs Charlie Wolf, Louis Levy. Dave Kahn, Joe Levy and Jack, Lix enter ed first.
 Miss Charmye Bressler of Atlanta, Ga, was maid of honor and wore orchid chiffon, combined with silver lace over silver cloth. She carried an arm bouquet of pink roses.
 The bridesmaids were Misses Beat rice Reed, Esther Caplon, Hannah Koplan. Anne Greenberg and Mollyo Bressler of Atlanta, Ga Their gowns were differently fashioned Of chiffon in the pastel shades and they carried arm bouquets of butterfly roses.
 Mrs. Joe Levy was matron of honor and wore yellow chiffon, alobartely beaded in crystal, and carried deep pink roses.
 MT. Harry Greenberg, brother .. the groom, acted as best man ana the groomsmen were Messrs. JACK Levy, Joe Apolinsky, Louis Berman' Irving Levy and Jake Abelson'
 The little flower girls were Freda Greenberg, Helen Caplon and Marion Wolfe They wore dainty frocks or pink chiffon and carried small show CT baskets of Dresden flowers, tled with pink tulle. They preceded the bride, scattered rose petals as the bride entered. .s.
 Little Julian Goldstein in a suit of white satin, was ring bearer.
 The bride was given in marriage by her father, Mir. Benjamin Levy, and was beautiful in her wedding gown of silver lace over silver cl01h, 0,,l fashioned on straight lines. The skirt was gracefully draped and held in place at the waist by three rows of rhinestone banding and caught at the side with a rhinestone ornament.
 Her veil of shimmering tulle was confined to her soft dark hair by coronet of silver lace held with a band of orange blossoms, which Tell in cluster at either side. The gor- geous bouquet was cascade or Brides roses and valley lilies anu showered with sprays of orchid anu valley lilies, which reached the floor.
 The gift of the groom was a dla- mond and platinum bar pin. Ihe bride presented her bridesmaids with hand-mades beaded vanity bags, ana the groofr1sf1en were presented Wltn handsomely engraved sterAng pen
 Immediately after the ceremony brilliant reception was held at the Young Mems Hebrew assoclatloh' :. this young couple being the first ones to hold q reception there. The guests were received in the ball room pS the bride and groom and members or the bridal party and the parents oA the bride and groom.
 Mrs. Benjamin Levy, mother or the bride, wore black chiffon brocaqeo in velvet and beaded With peduS. ihei corsage of pink roses. 4.o
 Mrs. l. Greenberg, mother Of. the groom, wore black crepe satin com bined with lace and her corsage was of deep pink rosebuds. a,r-
 MT. and Mrs. Greenberg left dur ing the evening for wedding jour nev and will visit Cincinnati, Chl- cago, Detroit and other places or ln- terest in the north and middle west. They will be at home after November 1 with the brides mother,
 The brides travelling costume t,s,.I, erown waS collar and cuffs She wore a tight fitting hat of tan panne velVet with trimmings of ostrich.
 Among the out-of-town sueSts ,It were MT. and Mrs. N. Sinko ana ii.a .Iis. lie daughter, Sarah Frances, MISS Charmye and Mollye Bressler, MMrs. M P Goldstein, Mrs. H. Goldstein4, ,l,, ana son and MT. and Mrs. Jake Apeison' sIi of Atlanta, and MT. Frank Free man of Columbus, Ga.