Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-01-10
A Grand Wedding.

On Wednesday afternoon az five O'Clock,
was celebrated the first wedding according
to the Hebrew ritual that has taken place
in Butler. BY it, Miss Annie Rosenberg,
so well and pop ularly known in this place,
became the wife of Mr.. Nathan Schwartz.
of Chicago
The wedding ceremony was witnessed
by a large number of guests, and over one
hundred congratulatorV kilograms were
received from Chicago, expressing their
sender's regrets. The wedding party
formed at the head of the main stairway,
and marched TO the parlor. while beau
tiful wedding march was being played by
Miss Delhi. The Rev. 3. Grossman, of
Youngstown, o. oficiated, and the bride
and groom were attended by Miss Lucy
Printz. and Miss Emma Printz, of Sharon;
Miss Julia Cohen, of Parker; Mr. Goctz, Of
Brooksville; Mr. Stern, of Chicago; and Mr.
Cohen, of Parker The bride was given
away by Mr. Cohen, and the groom by Mr.
Stern. The ceremony was elegant and
impressive; a ring was used, wine drunk,
and the Rabbi wore cap and spoke part
ly in Hebrew.
The counsel given was thought by many
members of other denominations to be the
best they had ever heard. The bride was
dressed in a cream surah silk, cut en- train
and deco le tie, trimmed in point lace, drap-
ed in diamonds. She looked unusually
beautiful and the effect was increased by
the bridal veil, which reached to the train
of her dress The bridesmaids were attir-
ed as follows: Miss Lucy Printz, pink sur
ah silk, trimmed IN heavy brocaded crepe
-lsse, with silk Vandyke laces and dia-
monds. Miss Emma Printz, Corn surah
silk, trimmed with silk tulle, and diamond
brooches. Miss Julia Cohen, Nile green,
China silk, Grecian style and train; shoes
and gloves to match, diamond ornaments.
After the wedding, sumptuous banquet
was served, in the dining room, which,
like the parlor and hall, was beautifully
decorated. The Rabbi and his followers
sat at one table, and he brake the bread
for them. Toasts were offered by l.. Il.
Mitchell Esq, I. J. McCandless, and D.
Stern and responded to by the Rabbi and
Rev. GrOssman. The festivities continued
until a late hour. The presents were many
and costly, and chief among them were n
handsome folding bed from Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Cohen OF Parker; beautiful silver pitch
er and tray fro III J. and l.. TRAILER, and a
silver tea set from Elias Rosenberg.
The guests present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Cohen, Of Parker; Mr. J Traxler of Sharon,
Mr. and Mrs Kaufman of Sharon, Mr. Henry
and Misses Julie, Gussie and Flora Cohen
of Parker, Mr. Nat Toronski of Petrolia,
Mr. d Stern, Mrs Stuhlman and Mr. NJ
Schwartz of Chicago, Mr. ii Goetz of Brook
vile, Misses Lucy and Emma Printz Of
Sharon, Mr. and Mrs Holiday Of Renfrew,
Mrs Goodman of West Newton; Miss Fan
ME Diehl of Parker, Mrs l. Burchard Pc
trolia; Miss Essie Brown, Franklin; Miss
Fannie Mill, Pittsburg, Miss Atchison of
Grcenboro and the following persons of
Butler:
Misses Lon and Elsie Reed. Emma and
Lillian Cronenwett, Annie Lowman,
Amanda Smith, Ada Colbert, and Mary
Brown; Mr.. and Mrs Ed Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mayer, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Cochrane,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. j. McCandless, Mr. and
Mrs J /: Thompson, Col Redic and family,
Mr. and Mrs c Bramberg and Mr. and Mrs
l. Mitchell; Messrs Otto Limbcrg, Karl
Cronenwett, Louis and Joseph Traxler,
Geo and Alf Reiber, Ed and Frank Colbert,
viii Heineman and Bert McCandless.
The happy couple will leave for Chicago,
Monday, where the groom is well known
in business circles, and they will be follow
ed by the best wishes of their friends in
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