The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-30
4 HtERIi"EIN IHE OLDEST STYLE.

brilliant Hebrew ", doing in tic nio.t Or
t.ohlN Synagogue In Amrricr-A Mur-
rage ceremony ~ a wns Ia the Days OF
N1srs villa Modern lmproy ruts.
Yesterday afternoon Chrystie street was enliv.
cUcd by tie thIgDg Vi ges which gathered be.
fore the lort'is of the OIL Synagogue. The edilce
IL not imposing, aud lie Interior is scarcei, more
brilliant tran IT. exterior yet 1t is very cten the
scene Of very fashionable Hebrew weddings. Tie
bu'iuius vas hllcd with richly dressed lsiuclites
'ho had gathered TO witness the nJptials OF Mr..
Kaufman and Miss TinCy DAWSON. rhe hour hI,d
or he ecrea'ony was o'oock, aud ,ous before TIA,
ua'e The galleries and the most ADVANTAGEOUS Sc its
d been occupied by eager spectators The s,na
-uc Is one Of the stnetesi in America. everything
Ucn! conducted after the fashion Of the Posn Jews
Nh' are the acme OF conservatism in Hebrew Gus.
iJH-, anj Gu tat thou n tue fair sex were
'''"h''d 10 sit below, yet the men were combined
o Tie irH siac, and tic women 10 the right
luaciaally at O'Clock the Rev. Mr.. Kantrovitz
made III appearance dressed 10 the rich silkcn
ODE OF his order. soon after the wax tapers be.
lind The 81 manor were lighted. ard the chupa or
-'Scn canopy made rerdy. Tue bride thtr appeared
.Ilolt t.,ulL md walked up TO her station on one
idle " the reading desc, followed by her four
'rVr'll!1s. Then followed the bridegroom and
rs i.rt-, VITO = ced themselves on tie opposite
side. he II 'ldcr then signed I" the friends WHO
were TO port the canopy 80 take thou stations
nd wien II was untodcd the bri iegtOon took his
rl'c beneath u, tie Reader cxclaiu ing aloud
b.r>,cd j. lie who Concth in toe Hame OF the
L"ri. Then toe btile, csc RCD by her mother
40. TIE mother q, tho btI.csru u, took 'cr station
hc>lic him, the Reader eAc.aIulng. ECss, l. sts
NLo c"mch In tue name Vt TIE Lord An ckhur.
20 los .ulotcI IN vlOguoat glIsh. alter wi,s the
lius Wa -lHcu, Tie wine Was sipged, the rlsi va,
hru@cu. a.i tx twain became oLc.
The bride VAS dressed Ia lavender silk cut df,0l
ieft and tiWmCi Nith I0i.t ilt.flA lace Her
blonde lair was IN rolls, and waa uTuameutei by "a
COZ uHa ni orange hlJ-sJIs. 4 veil Of Illusion fell
TO her icet, tut was THROWN back In part to permit
her to driuk OF the cup Her tour bridesmaids were
Mis- Anna Raph .cl In green silk cut ligh a. tile
ucck ana tiiumcd sitA white lace Miss Jennie Fra.
tgcT, ~ black -ilk VITA three rows OF Tucning and
An ONcfskir ut to-u pink satin, the cor-agc cut Pom
p-duur, -nd trimmed with black lace aut hughes ard
ChHtily nco shawl Miss Lntic PIae ger, IN black
si'k e. U0tH, with yellow satin oNeskIIt, tue cor.
-Jg" cut hc.rt-shaued and trimmed with brUal black
lace, ana Miss bertha Il Aker, In Wtts tue
ilhmtl Wltn nhie s.tlI, and blue elk sash. Mrs
antique" en- hdiR, cut dtcOi!tis with bertha
~ eAq4i-l ty hne nlu-nn. Mrs, G1tthclmef. an
Other i,atNe wds ~ brown MORE am luy with b. K
lace shawl Amu. : tlc y atuls "rir Mrs. caro-.
line DAt~ou, Nj. jacob Dawson, Miss Hannah Kun
lrvNiZ, Ni'- sara htutuNtZ, Miss Aarons, Mrs
Lv,2. u.ti. sud many oiucf-, nil IN tie "a rst uI-
lei u fa'uans some having their IL ihitkly pow.
.tlcd Ia tue 4. lie VI Lpu- QuinEe ant the Eygcncy
AVcr ctIe 7ony he NJ, ding patty N,.t driven
10 r. tIhrpIas ilii, wncra splendid diHncr awaited
th"m. ace masic. Of the ceremonies N9s Hr Geo
iu tLt crl.uC - famous tt jc. H. ., evening tlle
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