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Page 5 The Southern Israelite 0 € III HE T Loci son- Meyer hard t Wedding Solemnized at Home Ceremony marriage of Miss Regina Levi- aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold ,n t to David J. Meyerhardt, son late Judge and Mrs. Max Mey- it, of Rome, was beautifully sui t'd at the home of the bride’s L 1307 West Peachtree street David Marx performed the Lny in the presence of a repre- jve gathering of relatives and The improvised altar in the music . in. where the ceremony was per- f.. n ,ied. was banked with palms, luxu- - ia nt greenery against which stood -.til floor baskets of yellow and white iahlias and chrysanthemums, Hanked a :th seven-branched candelabra which ro d a soft glow over the scene. Dahl- and chrysanthemums were artis- a!!y used in decoration throughout the home. The Musical Program Preceding the ceremony an appro- ; riate program of nuptial music was • adered by Mrs. Bertram Kaufmann, pianist, and sister of the groom. The wedding march from “Lohengrin” was a-ed as the processional. - Paula Levison, sister of the rule, and her only attendant, wore i becoming model of black velvet adiioned with sleeveless bodice, and c areful skirt featuring the effective Co drapery which formed a modish • e ven hemline. The waist was offset • th a deep bertha of real lace. She ■re a wrist bouquet of pink rose- «ifl I he lovely bride, who entered with r father, Arnold Levison, by whom ' • was given in marriage, was met the altar by the groom and his man. Walter S. Nathan, of runswick. She was never more lovely f an in her wedding gown of royal • a velvet fashioned along graceful »vess lines. The skirt featured the hsh uneven hemline. The ‘“V” neck ; offset with touches of Brazilian C'-. the same trimming being used at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pass of Chat- 'ga, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter tian of Brunswick, Ga., were in ‘ity to attend the wedding of Regina Levison and Mr. Da- • Myerhart. -■ Sam Edison of St. Louis visit- relatives in the city. ‘R an<l Mrs. Walter Rich and ‘tighter, Bee, motored to New r Or- s f° r the Tech-Tulane game. 1: and Mrs. Weil of Montgomery, ^ave returned home having been ■*d here by the serious illness of r ‘v.r son, Ira. Mrs. Morris Rich and Mrs. Percy of Savannah, motored to Mil- ■t-seeviHe to visit their aunt, Mrs. 1 -Myers. s Bess Lutsky, of Macon, was ^week-end guest of Miss Lena the cuffs of the long, tight sleeves and at the tip of the smart tie, which fell in graceful streamers down the front of the waist. A shoulder bouquet of valley lilies adorned her shoulder. The Reception Following the ceremony a buffet supper was held at the home. The bride’s table which was overlaid with a handsome embroidered cloth, was ornamented with a white wedding cake embossed in pink and lavender chrysanthemums. Around the cake at artistic intervals were silver candle sticks holding slender pink unshaded tapers which illuminated the lovely scene. Bowls of small chrysanthemums ornamented the ends of the table. From the chandelier above the table fell a shower of ribbon, valley lilies and bells, adding a distinctive note to the lovely decorations. The receiving party included Mr. and Mrs. Levison, parents of the bride, and Miss Paula Levison, sister of the bride. Mrs. Hillman Fish, sis ter of the bride, kept the bride’s book. Mrs. Levison wore a becoming model of black satin fashioned along straight lines, with surplice waist featuring an inset yoke of real lace. She wore a shoulder bouquet of Marchal Neil roses. Mrs. Fish wore a model of brown chiffon, fashioned along prin cess lines, featuring the modish un even hemline. A bouquet of rosebuds adorned her shoulder. The Wedding Trip Mr. and Mrs. Meyerhardt left for a wedding trip, after which they will make their home at 2H Eighth street, N. PL The bride added to her costume a black broadcloth coat trimmed with a collar of sun-dyed fitch fur, and a close-fitting black felt hat to match. Among the out-of-town guests who attended the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Nathan, of Bruns wick; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boss, of Chattanooga, Tenn.; Miss Debbye Mosses and Isaac May, of Rome. Miss Sara Shuman, whose marriage to Mr. Harry PL Weinberg, of Los Angeles, California, will be solemn ized in December, is being delight fully entertained. Misses Lillian PLsserman, P>a Wein berg and Marie Scheuer, were joint hostesses at a bridge luncheon, Sat urday, November 2nd, at Davisons. Mesdames E. Stoliar and M. N. Kaplan, entertained the bride-elect with a bridge luncheon at the home of Mrs. Kaplan on Tenth Street, Sunday, November 10th. Mesdames V. R. Bock and S. I. Gill- man entertained for Miss Shuman, Monday evening, November 11th, with a surprise handkerchief shower. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bierman, of Val dosta, Ga., announce the birth of a boy, named Maurice. Mrs. Bierman was formerly Miss Shirley Minsk of Atlanta. Friends throughout the South will be interested in the announcement of the engagement of Miss Sura Wolff, of Allendale, S. C., to Sam Wengrow of Columbia, S. C. Miss Wolff recently attended the University of South Carolina and from that university received her A. B. degree. Hotel, followed by a theatre party and tea. Mrs. Morris Solomon is convalesc ing from a recent operation at Wes ley Hospital. Mrs. Walter Visanska suffered a severe injury in a fall, and is con fined to her home on Virginia Ave. It will be of interest to friends to learn that Captain Ralph Louis Will- ner has been promoted to grade of Major of Infantry in the United States Army Reserves. This promo tion was at the direction of President Hoover. Mr. and Mrs. E. I). Kayser of Sel ma, Alabama, spent a few days in the city recently. Mr. Donald Broda of Columbus, Ga., spent the week-end as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Herzfeld. Friends throughout the South will regret to hear of the death of Mrs. II. L. Cans of Bainbridge. Mrs. Gans suf fered an injured hip in a fall which resulted in her death. Miss Anne Ehrlich visited Colum bus, a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Gerland Schlesinger of San Francisco, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sigfried Samuels at their home on P]ast I^ake Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Goettinger an nounce the birth of a little daughter, named Carol. Mrs. Sol Benjamin has recovered from a recent illness. Misses Perle Bokritzky, Rae Ros enberg and Eva Boss will be joint hostesses Saturday, November 16th, with a luncheon at the Henry Grady Mrs. Simons of New Orleans, is the guest of Mrs. Chas. Hyman. Mrs. Ike Hirsch . and Mrs. Joe Hirsch are in New York for a visit. Make Your Own F r ii i l Cake NOW! Special Packages Amount for 5 11). Cake $1.59 Amount for 20 lb. Cake $2.99 Packages of assorted crystulized fruits, lemon and orange peel, ruisins, currants, citron, shelled ul- monds, hpices, sherry sauce—everything for making your ohn cake except the sugar, eggs, flour and butter! Make your cake now and give it time to “age” before eating it!