Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-11
A He brew WeddiDg-MarFIage of a
Savannah Merchant In Baltimore.

We clip the following from the Baltimore
Gdzette Of the 9th inst "a large conc urse
OF friends and relatives gathered yes
terday at the residence Of Mr. Jacob
Gszan, No 90 North Front street, to
wi ness the marriage Of his Youngest
daughter. Miss Eva, to Mr.. S. B. Norden. a
young merchant of Savannah, Ga. The
ancient, sacred and impressive ceremony
was performed by Rev. H. W. schneeberger,
rabbi Of the Lloyd Street Chisuk EmoOnah
Synagogue. The bride was attired in a
handsome bronze silk, with high corsage,
long sleeves and en- traine. She wore the
traditional orange flowers and white veil,
and her iewelry were superb diamonds.
The bridesmaid, Miss Sarah Strauss, was
similarly attired. Simon GaZ2n, g brother
Of the bride, acted as best man. while the
father, Mr.. Jacob Gazan, and Mrs. Mary
Strauss, sister Of the bride, acted shat pOr-
lion Of the solemn ceremony which Is gen
orally characterized and understood as
giving the bride away Among these pres
ent were Mr.. Levi J. GaZan, another brother
OF the bride, Mr.. Henry Gutman, both Of
Savannah, Ga: Miss Re6eccs Strauss, Miss
Francis Wise. Miss Mamie Wise, Miss Lewyt,
Miss Salabes, Miss Rosa Hamburger, DR.. W.
H. Cole and wife, Misses Title and Sarah
Fisher, S. Sabeles, Mr.. Joseph Rose and
wife, Mr.. NJ. Goodman and wife, Mrs
Lewyt, Mr.. Michael Coakley, wife and
daughter, and Mr.. Meyer Hirsch and wife.
After the nuDtial ceremony, banquet was
served by Mr.. Oppenheimer, which was
enjoyed By all present. Many kilograms
were read from different sections OF the
country congrstulating the happy couple,
and wishing them long life and happiness.
Subsequently a reception was held until IL
D. m, when Mr.. and Mrs. Norden left for
the depot TO take the train for New York.
After two weeks eastward, they will go to
Savannah, via Florida. There they will
permanently reside, and in q few dave will
be Joined by the father OF the bride, Mr.
JACOB GsZ3n, who leaves Baltimore with
the regrets Of very msDy persons. This
estimsble citizen was born In Amsterdam
on March l, 1909. After arriving at
the age OF manhood. he served
ia the army of Holland during
the revolt IN the Netherlands, and after
peace was proclaimed be came to this coun-
try with his family, settling in Baltimore in
1894. He pursued merchandising with great
success, and some years ago retired from
business. During his sojOurn In this city
he has been prominent in all Hebrew chart
ties, while at the same time he has had ever
a liberal hand and friendship for persons Of
all faiths. For twenty years cOnsecufvely
be was President OF the Eden-street Syna-
gogue, and he has been 8 director in the He
brew Hospital Association and the Hebrew
Benevolent Society since their organization.
He has also been President Of the Hebrew
Love and Friendship Beneficial Society, and
treasurer of the education fund for orphan
children for twenty five years. He has also
been treasurer Of the Claus congregation on
Harrison street for 8 series of years. He
has three sons, Nathan, Simon and Levi j.,
all residing in Georgia, and three daughters,
Mrs. Mary Strauss, Vf Baltimore; Mrs. Jo-
seph Ney, Of Burlington, Iowa, and the
bride. Mr.. Gszan has always been noted
in this community for his beneyolence,
strict integrity and high character, and
many friends unite in the wish that every
happiness may visit him In his new home"