The bride, who was given away by her father, looked charming in one of Jenny's most effective creations, an irony satin crepe, embroidered in silver and crystal beads, with a veil of voile de sole embroidered which fell from the shoulder in two points. The long tulle veil was caught into a cap of voile de sole fastened on both sides with orange blossoms, and the bridal bouquet was of white roses.
The bridesmaid, Miss Annie Gensburger, wore an early Victorian gown of gold lace, with cap of the same material, and carried yellow roses. Mrs. Ellis Hayim, the sister of the bride, wore a. handsome Lanvin gown of white marocain embroidered in white crystal and jet beads and tubes with streamers of conse velvet falling from the shoulders. With this a large black hat was worn, The page boys were Masters Dickie and Gear im, nephews of the bride, and Master Hayim Abraham, The bridegroom was attended by Mr. S. David as best man and Messrs. Lawrence Kadoorie, E. Gensburger, E. Ezra and L. Saphiere acted as ushers. The synagogue was elaborately decorated for the occasion as was also "Tyene Lodge," the bride's home,
attended by many friends. Mr. G where the reception took place, S. Mess. H. M. Consul, acted as toast master. The bride's going away dress was a becoming costume of brown, with a large picture hat. Mr. and Mrs. Levy will take a trip to Hankow for their honeymoon.
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