Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-09-30
AR Elegant Wedding.


TENDER II, thus notes a wedding @
somewhat local interest in this Terri
tory.
y One of the most fashionable anl
elegant weddings that has ever laker
place among the Jewish community
ON this coast was celebrated yesterday
afternoon, at the Synagogue At IAt
corner OF TAYLOR and Post streets
\ The contracting parties were Miss
i Carrie GOldwatcr, the beautiful and
accomplished daughter of VI. Gold
water, prominent merchant and con
/ tractor of Arizona, and T. y. ArOnsOn
OF JacintO, COlusJ county. The Syn
agOgue vas beautifully decorated, the
altar and pulpit being covered with Il
prOfusiOn Of flowers. At $50 the brid-
al party arrived at the Synagogue and
entered The way was led by Miss
/ Picnic Miller, VINO was ta>tCtully at
/ tired in white tulle and silk, trim
med with flowers; Miss Annie Gold
water, Il sister OF the bride, dressed in
| the same manner; Baron GOldwater,
/ Teresa and George Goldwater. Next
came the bride leaning upon the arm
of her father. She was elegantly
dressed in "a white grOs- grain silk, en-
tram, prOfusely trimmed with lily Of
thc-vallcy fringe and white fuchslas,
and customary white wreath and veil :;
her Jewels were diamonds. NeXt
came the groom, attired in Il custom
ary suit of solemn black, who escorted
the brides mother. The bridal party
were supported by eight bridesmaids,
escorted by as many grOOmSmen. The
groomSmen were David Bloom, ).
Goldwatcr, VI. Task, VI. Hyman, Of
Sacramento, p. Nathan, of COlusa, >.
Bromberg, +. Nathan and James VI.
Ellis. The bridesmaids were Miss
Lizzie GOldwater, sister to the bride,
u lovely demi-blonde, beautifully dress
ed IN an ecru silk EN- train, trimmed
with fringe and flowers; jewels, pearls
and canoes; Miss Rose ArOnsOn, sis
ter to the groom, tastefully attired in
Il white grenadine, en- train, trimmed
with white satin and frlnge-jewels,
pearls; Miss Rebccca Miller, charm
ing demi-blOndc, who wore tleSh-cOl-
Ored silk, en- train, trimmed with white
tulle-iewels of onyx and pearls; Miss
X. Lewis, in white tulle, en- train
Jewels of amethyst and gold; Miss l..
Greenbaum, in ccru silk, en- train-jcw-
els, pearls and gold; Miss X. Lewis,
in white tullc, with ornaments of Ca
meo and gold; Miss Josie E. Lande,
in Il lovely white silk, en- train, cover
cd with era deliSse and white silk,
with garland of pink rOses-jewelS,
pearls; Miss r. MendelSOhn, in Grape
delisse trimmed with silk fringe and
flowers, with jewels OF pearls. The
main body of the Synagogue was re
served for invited guests, and the gal
lery for other spectators. The entire
building was crowded. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. DIR. Nidaver,
assisted by DIR. Wise. The services
were very simple, opening with pray
or and followed with song, May
God Protect us" The sermon Oc-l
cupied about fifteen minutes and was
directed principally to the contracting
parties. After the usual fOrmaliIies
the bridegroom delivered the solemn
charge To the bride -" Thou art wed
ded unto me according 20 the laws OF
Moses and Israel when the ceremO-
ny was concluded and the bridal party
retired. The presents, which were
displayed ut the residence of the
brides parents were very numerous
ana costly, embracing one pair sol
itaire earrings, one point lace handkcr-
chief, one pOintlace bob, about 200
cases of silver, and flowers, vases,
bronZes and pictures in great numbers.
After the ceremony the brides father
made a present to the Jewish Orphan
Asylum of 800. In the evening Il
costly and elegant supper was given
to about 200 invited guests at the Pa
lace Hotel. The menu embraced cv-
cry dcliCacy tempting To the eve and
taste, and was gotten up in Mr.. lie
lands finest style. Several IOasts were
drank to the health of the ncwly-mar-
ried couple, and one by Rev. DIR. Vida
yer to their health and happiness was
concluded by three rousing cheers for
them by the entire company. While
ut the repast a band of music dis
cOursed sweet strains To those present.
At halfpast nine the guests retired to
the main parlOrs of the hotel where a
band of music was stationed, and
dancing was INDUCED in until an early
hour this morning. An elaborate re
freshment table was spread in an adj
jacent room, covered with everything
that could appeal to the appetites of
those present The toilet of the ladies
present was very beautiful and costly,
and silks. Satins, diamonds and pearls
were profUsely displayed. Among the
many present a Chronicle reporter
noted Secretary Of State Beck, T. Wer-
theimer, l.. Sachs, L. Wertheimer, ID.
Bloom, p Anspacher, Mr.. Coghill. G..
Coleman, Il. ID. Wolf, III. Levy, Mr..
Tobrina, and VI fash. The whole
affair was exceedingly recherche, and
everything passed off pleasantly,
nothing occurring to mar the happiness
of any one present.