The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-27
Standard Club Is
Scene OF Levy
Loeb Nuptial

characterized by all the brilliance
, Miss Bernice Loeb, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Leopold Loeb and Mr.. AL
phonse Kaufman Levy, which was
solemnized Thursday afternoon, at 4
o'clock, at the Standard club. The
rotunda of the spacious club was elab-
orately decorated for the occaoion with
tall palms and ferns and the platform
where the improvised altar was formed
was made ever more attractive with
southern smilax and Easter lilies.
Preceding the impressive ceremony,
which was performed by Rabbi William
A. Schwartz of Temple Beth-Or, Mrs.
c. Guy Smith, contralto, sung 'All
For Yeu," accompanied by Miss Dora
Sternfeld who also played the wedding
march. During the ceremony Miss
Sternfeld played, ITO Wild Rose"
Mrs. Ike Saks of Gadsden, Ala. and
Mrs. Harold Meyer of Meridian, Miss,
were the matrons of honor and wore
on this lovely occasion, hand embroid-
cred dresses of net trimmed with Irish
and filet lace, and worn over yellow
satin costume slips. Picture hats Of
leghorn attractively trimmed added to
the lovely costumes. They carried bou-
quests of pink snapdragons and rose
which shaded from tones of yellow
to sunburst.
:, The lovely flower girls. Joyce Marie
Saks of Gadsden, Ala, and Beth Loeb
t$of this city, wore dainty frock of pink
georgette and pink georgette hats. They
carried baskets filled with pink rose
petals.
The lovely bride. who is a twin
sister of Mrs. Harold Meyer of Meri-
dian, Miss, formerly Miss Ruth Loeb
of this city, entered with her father,
Mr.. Leopold Loeb, by whom she was
given in marriage and was met at the
altar by the groom and his best man,
Mrs. A. Kaufman of Birmingham. She
was never prettier than on her wedding
day, when she wore her sisters wedding
dress and veil which was worn by
Ruth Loeb, Just two years ago. The
dress, a work of art, was of white
crepe satin heavily embroidered in
pearls, the veil was made coronet fash
ion with the coronet of real lace and
a spray of orange blossoms in the back.
Insets of real lace trimmed the veil
which was bordered with real lace. The
bride carried a shower bouquet of Or
chids and valley lilies.
The ushers were Mr.. Arnold Hirsch
and Mr.. Walter Levy of Birmingham,
Mr.. Ike Saks of Gadsden and Mr.
Harold Meyer of Meridian, Miss.
- Immediately after the ceremony. a
beautiful reception was held for Mr..
and Mrs. Levy in the handsome parlor
of the Standard club, receiving with
Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Loeb, were Mr.
and Mrs. A. X. Levy, the groom and
his lovely bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Sig
Levy of Birmingham, parents Of the
groom, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Meyer
of Meridian, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Saks
of Gadsden.
Mrs. Nathan Gerson was in charge
of the brides table, which was all
white. The beautiful pyramid brides
cake was embossed in roses and lilies
and held the usual favors, which were
tied with dainty white ribbons:
The punch, which was in green and
white, was presided over by Miss Leon
tine Wolf, Miss Sophie Gerson and Mis-
Lois Oppenheimer. Coffee was served
from a prettily appointed punch table,
which was in pink and white and where
Miss Blanche Wolff, Miss Hannah
Simon and Miss Bessie Gladden.,
presided.
Later in the afternoon Mr.. LEVY
and his lovely bride left for a wedding
trip to Atlantic City and other eastern
points, and on their return will be at
home to their friends at the home of
the brides parents, on Church street.
Mrs. Levy travelled in a beautiful cos
tune suit of brick dust JUNE crepe,
with caramel accessories.
Among the Out-Of-town guests to the
wedding were: Mr.. and Mrs. Sig Levy
of Birmingham, parents of the groom
Mrs. Mena Stern, Mrs. Holzer, Mrs
i. Beck, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Levy
Miss Hannah and Miss Claire Kauf.
man, Mr.. Aronld Hirsch and Mr.
August Hirsch, all of Birmingham.
Personals
Miss Ellea Pitts, the lovely daugh
ter of Mr.. mad Mrs. w. E. Pitts left
Wednesday evening for Atlanta, Ga.
where she will spend the weekend with
friends and will attend grand opera
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee II. We'll are the
guests of their daughter, Miss Emma
Lee We'll at Wellesley college.
Mrs. Forest Williford of Blacksburg
Va, has been called to Montgomery
to be near her father. who is i'll al
the home of his daughter, Mrs. j. J
Mayfield, on South Perry street.
Pickett and Miss Mary Mullen are at
tending the Alabama Library associa
ton in birmingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Hobbie have al