The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-03-29
HYMENEAL.
The Wedding Bells Ring on cleve.
land Avenue.
mr' Herman Ettinger, of Cleveland
"edS Miss Anna Goldberg---They
Leave at s:o5 This Morning
For the East.

"A brilliant wedding took r,ooo ,o04
night az the residence of Nrc pi5'0e G1S ldSC
oerg, NO. l75 Cleveland avenua aoAu,
winch Herman Ettinper of CIouaS, n
ana MISS Anna, daughter of Mr. TniJ'
Oerg,, were united in the holv hordo ~ oe
matrimony. At 8 o'clock tho oiauS at VI
and melodions strains of tbe SronS GM1eS
Army orchestra told the o,Ioo+S Ntailu .iiat
the bridal procession would soon o'1t"U rltoU
the parlor to have the knot fled iyea me-
wedding was to have taken T,Iooo atS S
o'clock, but, according to ,Jewieb ,itoo h.o
married couple must be nraseIt - tyoS .S9
ceremony, and they were obIigeS '4o nc
wait on such a couhia 80 "
Cleveland about an hour because 0F 90
the train being behind tirno va
The ceremony was performed NV Dr
Machol, a Jewish Rabbi. from SaDo'
land, IN the presence of about fftv in.
vited guests. The bride was elpgSnH,y
attired in white dress, and was az
tended by her sister Miss Tenie COLI
berg, who performed the duties of
bridesmaid, while NJ II, GIamber of
cleveland, acted as best man for the
groom.
Alter the ceremony was over, all
FiO "OlO uou6Ieu OUT INTO an ad-
Jolnlhg room where two large tables
were illled with edibles of every de-
scIlpIl0n; Inc supper was prepared by
oanluel Wills, and he and his assist
anus certainly deserve great credit for
tne manner IN which they acquitted
themselves IN serving up a trstclaSs sup
per: AFTER the guests had finished par
taxing or the luXuries, number of tel
egrams OF congratulations and regrets
10 Lne newly married couple were read
at the table by Mr.. l. N. Loweustein,
Ihese kilograms had been coming in
all through the evening and were from
various places, notably New York
Era, "a, Peoria, ILL.,, Rabid City, Da,
kota, Cleveland, Akron, Mansfield and
other places. A toast was responded
to by the Rabbi and several short
speeches were made by the gentlemen
present.
The Rabbi then filled out the mar
rage certificate, and Messrs. M. Fl.
Glauber and Charles Stein attested the
document as witnesses. The orchestra
Then played series of waltzes. and
most OF the guests INDUCED in that
fascinating pleasure. Mr.. +. X. CahiIl
OF Cleveland, acted as master of cere,
monies, Dancing was kept up until
nearly three o'clock, when the bride and
groom were obliged to withdraw in
order to make the train. The newly
married couple will go on a wedding
tour to New York city, where MT,
Ettinger's parents live, and after visit.
ing other eastern cities will return to
Cleveland, where they will permanently
locate.
The presents given were as follows.
M. IL. Glauber, silver carving set: J. 3
Smltz and wife, silver butter dish; w
}. Lands, library set; b. Lowenstein
bronze figure; G. ID. Saxton. silver
carving set; Mr.. Koblitz ard wife
clock; Miss Openheimer, dessert set
Miss JanOwitz antique spoon: William
Shuster and wife, silver SOUP ladle.
M. Ii. lsaacs and wife, bisque vase.
}. Meyer and WIFE silver water pitcher.
!. y. Lowenstein, bisque figures: vii
liam Caldwell and wife, silver cake
dish; l. LefkovitZ, Silver set; |. Stern
silver set; G. V. Toll antique vase. W
). McElwain, bed room set; Herman
Y, Ritter, silver napkin ring: A, /.
RhelnStOrm, silver card receiver. Solo.
mon and Julia COhn, silver cake dish.
|. Van Stratton, bronze ornament. a.
+; Ettlnger, steel engraving; Mrs. A,
Ettinger, pair of pastelles; q. c. Good.
man, plush parlOr set; |. n. Stone and
wife, fruit set; Minnie Reiss, beveied
mirror; MIR. Aultman and wife, silver
trult dish; Julia Lowenstein, silver
Dutter knives; A. II. Lew, parlor
mirror; Hattie and David Bear
a silver carving knife: Miss
Minnie Rice, parlor mirror; |. N. GIau.
Der, dessert spoon; Frank Cahill. dinner
set; Anna and Flora Moss, plush toilet
set; Leah Goldberg, silver nut cracker,
Ella Reed, Mary Kehoe and Jennie
Moran, silver pickel dish; Mr.. Wynn
and wife, amber set; c. d. Unger. salad
fork; j: b. Glauber, silver cake knife:
David Ettinger and wife, a check for
$3.50; and Mrs R. Goldberg, Tenie Gold.
ooerg and the Goldberg brothers, the
furnishing OF their house in Cleveland.