National Republican., 1883-09-13
A JEWISH WEDDING.

Marriage OF Mr.. Solomon Rice and Miss
Hannah Nordlinger--BrllllNnt Reception
at E7arinrs.
For some weeks past Jewish society has
been on the qui vive over tho marriage Of Mr..
solomon Rice, prominent ieweler of Lead
villc Col, to Miss Hannah Nordlinger, of
Georgetown, daughter of Mr.. w. Nordlingor,
tho olothsig merchant Of this city. The
nuptals were celebrated nt the Eighth Street
temple last evening. Although tho weather
was decidedly bad, tho friends Of the con-
tracing parties turned out in masses to be
present and the church was packed. The
assemblage comprised the elite Of Jewish
society, and there were many prominent
merchants present. Tho auditorium of the
church was proruscly decorated with flowers
and bunting. Suspended above the chancel
railing was an immense floral bell composed
of lilies and carnations.
The bridal party arrived at tho church
shortly after the hour named, and proceeded
down the aisle, preceded by the usheTs,
Messrs. ID. Nachman, b. Baer, NJ. Hamburger,
and N. Rosenberg. As the party entered the
church the organist played Mendelssohn's 8
wedding march in an impressive manner.
Following the bride and groom, who arc a
very handsome couple, were the families OF
each.
When the party arrived at the altar they
separated, and the bride and groom took their
places beneath the wedding bell. Rabbi Stern,
of the synagogue, united tho couple Ill the
beautiful jewish wedding service. After the
marriage Mr.. and Mrs. Rice were the recip-
tents of many hearty congratulations. The
bride was attired in u white ottoman silk
costume and yelled in cloud of fleecy lace,
looped up with orange blossoms.
At the conclusion of the ceremonies at the
n. - al NuTsN
driven to Marinis hall, whore an elaborate
reception was held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice left for tho north last
night on an extended bridal trip, aud will
then proceed to Lcadville, Col the homo OF
the groom. where they will take up their per-
manent residence. The reception at Marini's
lasted until a late hour, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Rice received their many friends. Dancing
was INDUCED in, and an elegant collation. was
spread by Freund. Among those present at
the reception were Miss Cora Adler, Mrs.
Dinkenspeil, of Now York; Miss Lena
Frankels of Baltimore; Miss Bertha Eisch-
berg, of Alexandria; Mr.. and Mrs. James
Monsheimer, of Lcadville. Col, Miss Hennio
Adlor, Miss Fannie Gutman, Miss Fanny
Young Mrs. Alice Young, Miss Martha Nor
finger, Mr.. and Mrs. Soloman Newmeyer,
Miss Rosenthal, Miss Michaelles Miss Held
| enheimer, Mr.. Alexander Goodman, j. D.
Nordlingcr, Mr. Myer NOrdlingor, Mrs. Sum
mers aud daughters, Miss Rachel and Jennie
| Nordlnger, Miss Hattie Roscnthal, Miss
Martha Strauss, Miss Jennie w. Nord-
| linger, Miss Clara GoOdwoahl, Misses
Spanier, Miss II. and b. Blumenthal, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fcrd. Frank, Mr.. J. We'll, Mr.. Lew
Rich, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Sinsheimer, Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. Blumcnthal, Hon. Simon Wolf and
wife, Mr.. A. Baer, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Gold
SIN ith, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Dreyfuss and daugh.
ter. Miss Carrie Nordlinger, Mr.. Henry Good
man, Mr.. Henry Adler, Mr.. and Mrs. Fleish.
man, B. Nordlinger, Miss S. Nordlingor, Gus
Lanshurgh and lady, Julius Lausburgh, and
many others.