Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-15
Great Jewish MarrLage in London.


Great Jewish Marriage In London.
Magnificent Ceremonial on ths occd.
sion. Miss Evilina de RothchilJ second
daughter of Baron Lionel de Ro.hchhd,
The London head Of the great financial
firm, was recently married 10 her cousin
Ferdinand, in the Baron's mansion, al
HYDE Park Corner, London. fbe mar
rage, from the position and wealth Of the
principal parties, attracted the greatest
attention in the fashionable world OF The
English metropolis, remembering. as II
did, the princely festivities, eight years
since, al Gunnersbury Park. on the mar
risge of the Baron's daughter, Leonors,
with Baron Alphose de Ro'hchild, of Par.
is. On this occasion. also, The BRIDE
marrIed cousin, second son Of Baron
.Aaselm, chief Of The grea, commercial
and financial arisiocracy OF Vienna.
The marriage ceremony, as is usual
among the leading Hebrew families. took
place in the evening, and al the house Of
The brides father. Al lis conclusion all
the wedding guests were entertained al
most superb banquet II is, perhaps, un-
necessary TO speak Of its msenihcence.
The mansion, which in splendor has few
equals, was specially decorated Tor me
occasion. Great banks Of flowers were
grouped in exquisite masses between the
marble columns Of the grand staircase,
and al the inches and balusiTsdes were
filled with rare plants. The walls, be-
tween the mirrors Of The gallery in which
The banquet was served, were drsped
with white lace, and over this were wresihs
Of roses. Groups Of orange blossoms,
lilies, and other emblemaiic flowers were
interspersed, while along the saloon wero
ranged the tables. The masterpieces OF
Sevres, Dresden, and Worcester were
skiIIfuIly combined with great ianksrds,
epergnes, aud centre pieces OF gold and
silver.
Shortly after six o'clock, the guests
having assembled, DR.. Adler. the Chisi
Rabbi, assisted by DR.. Kaltsch and Mr..
Green. prepared 10 perform The ceremo'
ny. A velvet canopy. supported BY the
bridesmen. was carried 10 ihe upper end
OF the ball room. The bridegroom, Bs.
ron Ferdinand, was then led in and
placed under the canopy. The bride
now descended to the ball room, attend
ed by no less than fourteen bridesmaids,
atiired in pink and white, her own rcIa.
uves and members OF the English sris-
Iocrsry. AT the door Of the ball room
The bride, who wore dress Of whiio
lace, was met by her mother. who COM
petely enveloped her whole figure IN q
rich veil, and was then led into the ball
room, and placed with The bridegroom.
under the canopy.
All the male guests OF the Hebrew
faith having put on their bats, and the
Chief Rabbi having pronounced bfief
exhoralion, the service Vas commenced
in Hebrew. AFTER The 6rst portion ihe
bride and bridegroom drank pf cap OF
wine and wslrr. and Baron Ferdinand
placed ibe ring on lbe brides hseer. fe.
peaiing slowly in Hebrew. "BsaoId,
thou ART beiruihed upio n.e With ,his rinr.
according io he ,iiss II Moses and Is
rae The msuiset eviaseI Was hen
read aad Tie pr1yois rtsDmsd. Al The
conclusion Oi these, lie new n-suisd
couple sgsih GiaDk alass II wine he.
tween them. sd. tie glass being plsrsd
Oh lbe ground "a ph. Vie bnGsgfoVm
cfuslrd 81 w iliI 1Is fool. al hes insnds
wishipg aiupd that liie msuIsgr might be
happy. ard ll.e bndr and bridegroom as
urerees'll Used - l!le pi. ces VI glss'
wpTr lufry,r ssnGeieA.
'i'lie ssls li.en sdlonrBed 10 the baa-
quriiBg r,olD. Tbr health f..'rbe Bride
and ll.lip.ro0aD" Wss hsfe pfoposeG With
much le. l.pg by Mr. D'i rseli The
~ ran Cugst.." bY r.e Duke u Soper-
>. snd it'd g Poe Esi'esmzi.i." ns'st
frlirlulsiy 3 : hslodt hSef Jrsiir~. !,
~iirh p.rprlaie rrpl*s eefe maze ~
Iie D, Z er'mD ard BIS leading :, lasiyss.
! a.rr 10 tlfr ss,nihg tie b-5saess gave
"a. whielI vas attended by hs Royal
I sn . ,se DSke es Csmbs,dge, abe
! u-hr,- 0 .a'nsle. and hy al ne lesss-
~ .pen.bes u 'ae sE'ssecEscy aud lasis-
ioe.