The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-21
: Feldnan ! Wedding In
 Sheffield

The following account of the Cross Feldman wedding from the Florence Times will be of interest as the groom is Birmingham man and several local people were in the wedding:
 At Temple B'Nai Beth Israel in Sheffield last evening large assemblage of friends and relatives witnessed one of the most beautiful weddings that has ever occurred in the Tri-Cities when Miss Rosalie Feldman of Florence be- came the bride of Dr. Sidney Gross of Birmingham. .,.,
 The temple was a bower of beauty, decorated artistically in green and white The altar was arranger in ter race effect. At the foot of the railing, surrounding the altar, were placed mas sfve ferns. The rail was entwined with white, with tapers placed at intervals the entire length, while at either corner was a silver holder bearing a white taper. Directly behind the rail, in the center, was a seven-branch cathedral candel-abrum. Placed in front was a tin silver vase filled with white gladioli and fern. On either side was floor pedestal of green holding the same love ly flowers and on the post at either end of the rail at the stair was high handled basket, flower filled.
 Miss Leta Beitman played a pro- gram of wedding music before the serv- ice. Miss Ethel Olim adding to the beauty of the program with her violin selections. Mrs. J. B. Bailese sang "If l Had You," and Because" and Mrs. Emanlel Perry sang "All For You" To- gether down the left aisle came Rabbi Norris Newfield and Rabbi Simon Katz, his assistant, both of, Birming- ham, who mounted the stair and took ter. The ushers, Messrs. Ellis Epstein of Birmingham, and Norton Perry of their place beneath the palm in the cen- Tuscumbia, entered from opposite aisles and stood near the foot of the stair.
 Next came the groomsmen, Messrs. Charles and Leopold Gross of Birming- ham, entering down opposite aisles, talk ing their places inside the railing near the rear. The bridesmaids then came, each alone, and mounting the stairs crossed in the center of the altar and stood near the groomsmen. Miss Edna Olim of Sheffield wore coral-tinted georgette over the same shade, the trim mings being self-toned swansdown, her flowers were an arm bouquet of fern and roses in a deeper shade, tied with streamers the same shade, and her slip pers were of gold procade. Miss Reba Blumberg of Chattanooga wore a frock of taffeta in golden shade made bouf- fant scalloped. She wore gold slippers and carried an arm bouquet of sunset roses.
 The maid of honor, Miss Shirley Feldman, the brides sister, wore sea foam green georgette with q cascade of gold lace down one side of the skirt, her. slippers were of gold brocade and her arm bouquet was of deep pink roses tied with flowing bow of the same shade. Mrs. A. J. Feldman, the brides mother, was dame of honor. She was handsome in beaded black maline over orchid satin and carried the same flow CTS as the. maid. These entered from opposite aisles and took their stand juG within the rail. in the center.
 The bride entered on the arm of her father, Mir. A. J. Feldman, and was charming in her wedding dress of crepe black satin made with an exquisite lace panel running the entire length of the dress in front and confined near the waist line, from either side the panel across the back, with belting of the satin and swandown. Her veil of tulle was arranged cap-fashion with a visor of lace. She carried catelaine bouquet of sweetheart roses and valley lilies. Her page was Master Sidney Berstein of Sheffield, arrayed in a handsome little suit of black velvet She was preceded by little Miss Frances Sonnen- field of Florence, daintly in pink chiffon and carrying pink rose petals in her basket.
 As the bride entered one aisle the groom and his best man, his brother, Mir. Morris Gross, of Birmingham came down the other, meeting within the railing.
 A reception followed at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Olim in Sheffield. The house was elaborately decorated with many flowers, white roses and white gladioli being predominant. In the receiving line with the bride and Mrs. Olim were Mrs. A. J. Feldman, Mrs. A. Gross of Birmingham, Mrs. J. Blumberg of Chattanooga.
 From the sunparlor Mrs. Leo Men dell and Mrs. Milton Israel served punch and in the dining room Misses Clemoe and Calista Jackson, Jessema Riley and Ida Gordon of Florence, and Misses .Winifred Bernstein of Sheffield served the cream, cake, hints and nuts to the two hundred guests who called.
 Dr. and Mrs. Gross left at midnight for Savannah, Ga, and after few days spent on Tybee Island will sail for New York. After a delightful wedding trip they will be at home in Birmingham.