The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-22
A Brilliant Jewish Marriage.

Mr.. NJ. S. Epstin, of Columbia, but
formerly of Newberry, was in New
berry this week on happy mission.
He has many friends and acquaintan-
ces here who will wish him many
years of happiness and prosperity. The
import of his mission was to wed Mi S
Pauline Mittle, the beautiful and
charming daughter of our townsman,
Mr.. H. Mittle, which happy event took
place at klettner'sIHall on Wednesday,
at half past eleven o'clock.
The beautiful and impressive cere-
mony Of the Jewish Church, which
| made the twain one flesh, was spoken
by Rabbi Leo Reich, of Atlanta, Ga.
These beautiful ceremonies are al
ways witnessed with interest by our
people when the occasion presents, and
at this happy union there was a large
attendance of the friends of the con-
tracing parties. The ceremony is a
7 very impressive one, and the solemn
words of counsel eff the Rabbi fell upon
attentive and listening ears.
| The hall was handsomely decorated
for the occasion in evergreens and ivy,
and especially beautiful was the cano-
py under which stood the contracting
parties. Above the bridal pair hung
! the beautiful wedding bell of pure
| white japonicas, beneath a canopy Of
white satin, and behind was a back
ground Of evergreens and ivies.
AS the bridal party came in, Mrs. P.
Robertson played that beautiful we'd
ding march from Lohengrin, Faith
full and True," and as they marched
out she rendered one of Mendelssohn's
soul-stirring wedding marches.
Above the canopy was the mono
gram, E. NJ, and horse shoe in ever
greens.
The groom marched in with his mo-
ther, Mrs. Epstin, and the bride upon
the arm of her father, Mr.. H. Mittle.
The bride was dressed in beautiful
cream white brilliante with front of
satin stripe moire en- train, with veil of
silk brussels net. Upon the corsage
was beautiful bouquet of orange bios
SONS and japonicas. The bridesmaids
were all elegantly attired in white satin.
The attendants were Mr.. Joe Epstin
and Miss Esther Mittle.
Mr.. Myer Mittle and Miss Essie Ep-
stin.
Mr.. Isadore Koppel and Miss Lille
David.
Mr.. Israel Brown and Miss Bertha
Brill.
Mr.. Morris Mannheim and Miss Annie
Brown.
Mr.. Isaac Strauss and Miss Rachel
Brown.
Mr.. Joe Caspery and Miss Rosa Sit
tenfieId
Mr.. Dave Cohen and Miss Celia
Cohen.
Amongst the visitors present were
Mrs. NJ. Zarick and Misses Rosa and
Matte Shayer, of Laurens; Mr.. ard
Mrs. Ben David, Misses Virginia and
Lille David, Miss Bertha Brill, NJ
Morris Mannheim, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Bamberg, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Epstiu, of
Columbia, and Mrs. 4. G. Mark, of
Greenville.
Immediately after the ceremony, the
bridal party repaired to the Newberry
Hotel, where q sumptuous repast was
served.
The bridal party were the recipients
Of many kilograms of congratulation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Epstin left on the
afternoon train for an extended bridal
tour to Florida.
They were the recipients of numerous
and handsome bridal presents.
One feature of especial interest in
connection with this union was the
fact, to which the Rabbi alluded, that
four generations of the groom were
present to witness the ceremony, they
being Mrs. Amelia Epstin, his grand
mother, his father and mother, him
self, his brother and sisters and the
youngest bis nephew, a Is months old
son Of his sister, Mrs. Bamberg.
The whole affair passed off very
pleasantly, and the newly welded pair
start out upon life amid the congratu-
lations of host Of friends.