The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-05-28
A GRAND WEDDING
MARRIAGE OF MIR. YEDINSKY
AND MISS FRIEDMAN.
A VERY BRILLIANT FAMILY EVENT
The Ceremony Performed ny Rev
Koplowitz, Rabbi, of Easton.
A Large Number Of Guests
Present-Numerou Gifts.

Mrs. Henrietta Friedman, to Mr.. Simon
Yedinsky, at the residence of the brides
mother, on North Main street, yesterday
afternoon, was one of the most brilliant
affairs of the kind ever celebrated in this
section of the county. Miss Friedman is
Il daughter of the late Emanuel Friedman
who was one of the Oldest and most success
full business men of North Schuylkill. {.
The groom is a son of Philip Yedinsky, of
Pottsville, and successful young business
man associated with Mr.. Wolf Levine, the
clothier of this town.
| The bridesmaids we're Misses Lottie and
Flora Friedman, sisters of the bride. Mr..
Charles Trier, of Mahanoy City, and Mr..
Lewis Friedman, of town, we're the
groomsmen. Misses Gussie Reese and
Carrie Friedman we're the flower maids.
The bride was given away by her mother
and Mr.. Emanuel Strouse, of Philadelphia,
acted for the groom.
The guests assembled in the costly fur
nished parior of Mrs. Fredmans resi-
dence and among them we're:
G. Rice, Abe Rice, G. Lefkowitch, DR..
Griggs and wife, Miss Dora Meyer.
Charles Trier and Miss Lottie Trier, of
Mahanoy City; Emanuel Slrouse, Philadel-
phiai Philip Yedinsky and daughter,
Samuel Yedinsky and wife, Pottsville;
NJ, and Mrs. George Folmer, Misses
Carrie, Laura and Mary Folmer, Mr.. and
and Mrs. Charles .Strouse, Mr. and Mrs.
j. II. Pomeroy, Miss Mary Pomeroy, Mr.
ana Mrs II. c. Boyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Reese and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf
Levine, daughters and sons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schloss, Joseph and Samuel Schloss, Miss
S4llie Schloss, Misses Ida and Hattie
Lessig, j. II. Kehler, Misses Katie and
Lo!tie Burkhart, p. j. Ferguson, Leo
Bamberger Mr. and Mrs. Max Rubinsky,
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Goldin and daughters,
Miss NJ. A. Maley, Mrs Mann, Miss
Annie Mann, Levi Refowich.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rabbi of the Jewish congregation of Eas-
ton, the Reverned 1. Koplowitz, and was
unusually solemn and impressive many OF
the guests being deeply affected by the
eloquent and appropriate address of the
ReVerned gentleman.
In accordance with the Jewish ritual the
lights were lit in the room, although it was
not darkened. Mr.. Koplowitz commenced
the ceremony by addressing the bride and
groom as follows in German:
blessed are those who come in the
name of the Lord"
My beloved couple, 1 stand here to
sanctify with the blessing of our religion
the beautiful covensntswhjch you are about
TO enter into, and to speak to you the word
of God, before you join yoursoparate paths
to travel the great highway together.
Listen, then, to the word of the Bible. 9th
book of Moses, 9th chapter, 26th verse,
| o, that were your hearts towards one an.
other as this day, that 1t may be blessing
10 you forever That this beautiful COW
enant be to you essing that this covenant
oe to you well of happiness, your hearts
aust be all the days of life as this day, un-
changed. But how are your hearts to-
day ? In your heart is to-day the true and
Interchangeable love, love that has set
side allthe s.ones that may have hindered
you, and have brought you hither to unite
your covenant of love. The love thai
unites you, is not like the love of parents,
'r the love of brothers, sisters and friends,
your love is the true. love, the one that is
everlasting that never changes, that is al
ways the same in youth, manhood and old
age. In your heart shall be this love, that
t will be blessing to you forever. Fur
! f bnr huI hn in ba O..
belong together forever This promise
must remain unchanged forever. And
.lso, shall be in your heart the fear of the
Lord, Remember by His word you will be
united. Therefore, let your house be q
true Jewish house, open to assist the poor
and needy, always ready to feed the hungry
and act like genuine Iraeltes at all ages ;
then this covenant will be blessing to you
| forever You have arrived at a point to
enter new life, which you have desired
which you have thought over and worked
for, and you enter into it with a feeling
of happiness and joy dark and uncertain,
however, it lies before you. No one i:
there who can tell you what the future
may have in store for you. You, my
bridegroom, chain to your fate the creature
nearest to your heart, who can tell you
whatever you will always be favored by
circumstances to make her always and en-
tirely happy. IL is easier to win the hear
of girl and to lead her to your HON.
than to carry her, with never ehangine
love and true affection, over the hills ar.c
through the valleys Of life. You are ae'
companied by your friends, while y 1ul