The daily gazette., 1878-03-04
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b The ftst pdbiic Jewish Wedding that
has ever taken place In this city, took
Place yesterday sftesnoon. che ssrsPony
before Che time set for the ceremony to
take place the long room was filed With
friends and spectators who were eager t0
see the ceremony The arrival Of fhe1
bride was anxiously awaited for Rndas the
ScArriagesl drove up tn the doorall eyes 4
were turned in that directio but only to]
be disappointed. srls- ap ~ nsf.a Rests|
/ The foom had been handsopdely decor
which fairly eroaned under the weight
Of the good things that was spread
upon them. The parties united in the
bonds Of 'wedlock were Mr., Julius X,
Fisher, OF -DridQeton, N. d., and Miss.
Sarah Nogler, of this city. The officiating
Rabbi, was Rev. Mr Elkin, Of the church
Of Israel, In Philadelphia, assisted by
Rev. Samuel Knopf .as,
Shortly after O'clock the arrival Of the
bride was announced. and ina few.
room, and walking TO the front took a
seat, She was arrayed in silk dress of
ashes of roses, made in the latest style,
and handsomely trimmed with pointed
fringe to match, while diagonally across
the overskirt was row of pearl buttons.
From her head and covering her face
was long white lace veil, and also
around her head, was gracefully placed
wreath of orange blossoms, in her hand
aha carr;a.l q ,,,ount Rcaus hor,oxsaf NJ whtcbk
I was surmouhted with beautiful calla
lily. Altogether she presented q very
handsome appearance, and being beauti-
ful herself this was no wonder She was
| waited upon by Misses Nogler, Knopf,
Hammer Feldheimer, and Candower,
the first three were from Philadelphia
and the two last from this city. The
groom was waited on by Messrs, Lewis
( PHILADELPHIA, and i. e. Waterman and
| tAdolpyAruolds Of, this city. About $50
o'clock the lights were lit and the bride
and groom took their seats in front Of o
stand which answered for the pulpiti,
During the ceremony the. young couple
remaine seated most Of the time, and all
the gentlemeni In the room were requestr
% by the Rabbi TO cover their heads
Hebrew, and together with the most ex-
cellent address that he made to the
fHewly married couple, lasted over an
hour Before pronouncing them man
/ and wife he said to them: I have been
4 asked as the servant Of your h0lyIfe-
lhgion to come here and unite youin the
bonds of matrimony according TO the re-
\ lgion OF Moses and Israel This eligion
! Ii the true Law, It IL the Law that teaches
ness, and by this law i will unite you-;
\ Iauf hofnsra I WI aIIov, vntr m he fInited
in wedlock,l ! viii impress pponl you. 2
few lessons The ysvlfs Is q helpmate In
life, not only . help in daily work, but IN
fact the main moral suppert Of the hlis-
band. They are more essential TO build
tup the house of morality than man is. 1t
is upon your industry, thrift. and sober
management of. the gain which your hus-
lyour future prosperity. 1t Is upon your
\ wisdom that your conjugal Happiness
win rest, a woman was the first to Sc!
iduce man into sin, and now it is her
4 duty to try and epdeay0r to rescue him
from that sin. 1t will be your duty, to
make home happy and pleasant in. order
Ito bind your husband to It,! On you will
4 rest the happiness of your future home
to which you are about 70 go; !. .s,,ig.. 49,
i Turning to the groom he said: You
tliave beside you blooming young girlrr-
i She has chosen you as her future master,
and If you should prove false to her then
YOU have ruined a. albleoining and hopeful
4 Young girl, aud buried her in the grave
of unhappiness. Matrimony is not based
upon opulence, but upon love and happi-
4 ness. There may be found nnhappiness
lin palace, while in an humble cottage
may be found cpnjugal happiness. That
i happiness Is based upon personal worth,
4 land 1t should be uppermostinyourh hearts
TO make Que another happy. The woe
of one 10 the woe of the other, the happy
lness of one, is thehappiness Of the other,
and you should always bear this in mind,
and endeavoT to build up ahome where
happiness will always remain supreme.
Money may take wings and ny away but
q fcontentihentin in the heart Will always H re-
= main. ..,fhc-.',i .
4 BE va. contens. with what the Lord
Isends you, be We content and happy with
what We receive, build We a true house OF
IIsrael Let the poor man find now and
then a crust Of bread in your house, let
lcharity, industry, love, godliness and
eonjugal contentment be the rules OF your
A life. Amen. wi-ldi
Il ! The remainder of the ceremony was
|. then completed, and the groDtn as he
rlplaced the ring upon the index finger OF
! the right hand repeated after the Rabbi
, these words.;--Be thou sanctified to me
as nv wife, according to the laws OF
Moses and ISRAEL The words were re-
lpeated. IN Hebrew and English. The
,,ibRabbi then ipplored the bepedictipn pt
! ftheA God OF Abraham, Israel and Jacob
! upon the pair, che marriage contract was
) Tread aud they were then pronounced
imam and wife The repast, was, Then par
4 takeno Of . during which several ltoasts
1Ewere drank. The remainder of the 2af'
!, ,lteffoona and evening was spent In sing
/ fling and, social games Many congratd-
sllatious were showered upon the happy
1oouple all Of which they smilingly bore
The dresses of the ladies were yeryIfipe
|. MAY the young couple have long, pros
.iperous and happy life
y ,zbnoa saIscsfaifersesGt2 batln
II At the Lafayette Hotel on, Saturday,
IL. w. StidhamA % Son, anctieneers, sold
Twenty head of horses for Henry Sharp
siss, sss S eHss' siSs, siS sts siis,
slsl, slN, sl42, $50, $l4s, sss, sl4s, sl4l,
iconsidered as rather low, in view of the
|, good qtiality of the st6ck.I They will sell