The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-06
Brilliant Wedding At Walker Memorial
 Church

In the presence of a church crowd ed with relatives and friends, lovely Vivian Lorraine Trechsel. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Walter K. Trechsel plighted her troth on Wednesday evening at S:30 o'clock to MT. Ken meth A. Rose of New York city.
 The ceremony, which took place at the Walker Memorial church in West End, where Miss Trechsel attended during her childhood, was performed by Rev. Hawkins, pastor of the church.
 Preceding the ceremonw, musical program arranged by Mrs. Beatrice Tate Wright was rendered. Mrs. A. C. Montgomery sang 70 Promise Me- and Because" accompanied by Mrs Wright at the organ and MT. Harold Johnson at the violin. During the ceremony Mrs. Wright played softly ''To a Wild Rose" and at the close Mrs. Montgomery sang sweetly a prayer.
 As the triumphant strains of Lohengrin's wedding march sounded throughout the church, the bridal party entered, led by the ushers. Messrs. H. B. Hardwick, Tom Darnell Robert Greene and Joe G. Conley of Fairmont, W. Va.
 Then came the bridesmaids, Miss Rosabelle Zon and Miss Elizabeth Salter. both wearing sunset geor- gette over satin and carrying orchid dahlias
 Mrs. Halbert G. Marsh, matron of honor, wore an exquisite orchid georgette trimmed in real lace and carried sunset dahlias.
 The maid of honor. Miss Janice Dollins, wore a becoming gown of orchid charmeuse, trimmed in silver lace and carried sunset dahlias.
 Mir. Herbert L. Hahn and MT. Au- brey Allison acted as groomsmen.
 Just preceding the bride came the little flower girls, Lolita Hodges, daughter of MT. and Mrs. C. O. Hodges. and Marjorie Smith, daugh- ter of Mir and Mrs. l.. w Smith. Both wore dainty dresses of orchid gsorgette trimmed with silk and car ried white rose petals in graceful baskets.
 The bride. who entered with her father. Mir Walter K. Treschel. was girlshly charming in her wedding gown of ivory moire satin, trimmed d In real lace. with long train and veil caught cornet style and sprinkled with orange blossoms. Her flowers were a shower bouquet of bride roses and valley lilies.
 They were met at the altar by the groom, MT. Kenneth A. Rose, and his best man, MT. Frank Tresehel, a brother of the bride. and there the impressive CeT6nOny Wdo SPOfNSAA'
 Immediately after the wedding a reception for the family and intimate friends was held at the home of the brides parents on Chestnut HILL.
 Miss Roberta Treschel was in charge of the brides book. ana Misses Margaret Simmons and Marie Dorsey presided at the brides table. The brides table, centered with the handsomely embossed brides caKe' was beautiful in its setting Of or enid and sunset. a color scheme which also predominated in the ices and hints. ,x
 Later in the evening MT. and Mrs Rose left for a wedding trip of three weeks at the northern lakes, gong by way of Atlanta and Savannah, from where they sailed on the City of Savannah. - <.
 On their return they will De al home at sS wasworth avenue, New York city. with the groom's mother
 Mrs. Rose Is the daughter or MT. and Mrs W. K. Treschel ana the granddaughter of Col. J. M Plnaro, Yormerly of Pennsylvania, has been very popular as a member Of tne younger set of this city. bne WaS educated here at Central Hfgh sonooA and at Wesleyan college.
 MT. Rose, who Is member or tnu well known Rose family or New York. Is a successful young business man of that city