The Lincoln times., 1953-11-23

neckl1ne, appnqued with lace roses,
sequins and tear drop pearls on
the fitted bodice. The long lace
sleeves came to a Gala lily point
at the wrists, and she wore short
white kid gloves The skirt was
bouffant with an apron of lace and
a butterfly hustle falling into
cotillion train of lace. Her shoulder
veil Of pure silk illusion was held
in place with a cap Of lace, seed
pearls and sequins. She carried a
cluster bouquet of white hybrid
/ orchids and valley lilies.
Mrs. Jack Geldbart of Atlanta,
Georgia, attended the bride as
matron of honor and Miss Sarah
Cohen attended her sister as junior
maid of honor Mrs. Geldbart and
Miss Cohen wore similar dresses
of Golden Wedding rice paper taf-
feta and chantilly lace, They were
fashioned with an off the shoulder
pleated portrait collar, A fitted
bodice with bouffant skirt, appliqu-
ed with cut out lace roses and a
side drape. They carried arm
bouquets of Golden Glow chrysan-
themums.
! The bridesmaids wore dresses
made on the same lines as the
honor attendants in heaven blue.
Their bouquets were the same.
The bridesmaids were Miss Lor-
raine Young of Charleston, South
Carolina, and Miss Elinor Struletz
of LAGRANGE, Georgia, former col
lege classmates of the bride; Miss
Rella Cohen of Atlanta, Georgia,
cousin of the bride; and Miss Faye
Goldberg of Charleston, South
Carolina, cousin of the groom.
Junior bridesmaids were Miss Sybil
Cohen Of Hickory and Miss Sandra
Slutsky of Gastonia, cousins of the
bride, and Miss Linda Feinstein
and Miss Eileen Wolper of Char
lesion, nieces of the groom. Their
gowns and flowers were the same
as the other attendants
Jack Geldbart of Atlanta served
as his brothers best man, and
groomsmen were: Ensign Irwin
Cohen, brother of the bride; Jack
Muller of Charleston, and Louis
Wolper and David Feinstein, of
Charleston, brother-in-law to the
groom. Ushers were Richard VOL
per, nephew of the groom and
Charles Goldberg, cousin of the
groom, both of Charleston.
The brides mother wore a waltz
length gown of imported chantilly
lace of black embroidered in cop
per. Her corsage was of green
gold cymbidium orchids. The
groom's mother wore an ankle
length gown of Bermuda green
rose-point lace and nylon tulle. Her
corsage was of copper orchids.
After the ceremony reception
dance was held in the Social Hall
of Temple Israel. The room was
decorated with Southern smilax
and plants. The brides's table and
cake were in tones of soft yellow
On either side were silver shells
! of golden rapture roses and valley
lilies. The service tables were COW
cred with yellow taffeta cloths
centered with apergnes of yellow
roses, snapdragons and chrysan-
I sthemums.
Later the couple left for a we'd
ding trip to Jamaica in the Carri-
bean. For travelling the bride chose
pearl grey and white costume
suit, fashioned with V-neckline
which was enclosed with a white
satin ascot. Her hat was pale tan
gerine velour with a grey veil
With this she used black shoes and
bag and white crushed kid gloves.
She wore her orchids from her
bridal bouquet.
Upon their return, they will be at
their new home, % Tarleton Drive,
South Windemere, Charleston,
South Carolina.
The bride was graduated from
Lincolnton High School and attend
ed Woman's College of UNC and
the University of Alabama where
she was member of Sigma Delta
Tau Social Sorority.
The bridegroom, who served dur
ing World War II, attended The
Citadel, received a Bachelor of
Science degree from the University
of Chicago, and Doctors degree
from Northern Illinois College of
Optometry. He has been practicing
in Charleston for the past three
years.