The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-07
THE MARRIAGE BELL
&abbi jacobson WEEDS Miss
Esther Cohen.
Pretty Bridal Party at the Synagogue, Fol
flowed by Two Receptions to the
Popular Groom.

Moses p. jacobson. the talented and popular
young rabbi Of B'nai. Israel, was welded at his
own synagogue yesterday afternoon to Miss
Cohen
The synagogue was thronged with people of
all denominations, who went to express their
good VIII for the young rabbi, whose services
here have been so successful and acceptable.
The chancel was prettily decorated and the eff
feet, when the bridal party grouped within IL,
WAS charming tableauX in real life.
II was barely more than O'Clock when the
rabbi walked into his studio, preparatory TO
meeting his bride; the doors few back 10
admit the bridal party, and the splendid choir
OF Mrs. Allison Mrs. Siegel, Miss Lincoln and
Messrs. Burleigh and Goddard burst forth INTO
The grand chorus from II Lombard Then as
the party advanced the singing closed, and the
beautiful strains of Mendelssohn's Wedding
March, rendered by the mastery hand OF Prot,
Radcliffe, took them up 10 the chancel, where
they were received by Rabbi Samuel Schulman,
OF Helena, Mont, who came here 10 marry his
old friend.
1t was pretty bridal party. The sisters of
the br de came first, Mrs. Sarah Kahn, of San
Francisco dressed in black silk, profusely
trimmed with duchesse lace, Mrs. Emanuel
aim, dressed in black silk and passementerie
ana Miss Rosa Kahn. IN gray silk.
The ushers followed, Messrs Barry Rice, Lee
Ransohoh. Morris Friedm ann and Jake Green
wald. Then came the bridesmaids: Miss Ger
trude Cohen, dressed in blue silk and carrying
pink roses, and accompanied by MIR. n. Ranso-
hoii, and Miss Pauline jacobson, dressed in
white India silk, carrying white roses, and ac-
companied by Henry Kahn. Little Miss Rita
Kahn was as sweet rs the basket of flowers she
carried, and was escorted by Master Eugene
Kahn. The two little ones stood on each side
OF the chancel holding their floral tributes. and
between them passed the bride, led in by
Emanuel Kahn.
THE BRIDE
was very fair to look upon as she came TO the
altar, dressed IN creme Dengaline with duchess
lace fiOBnced and cut deoolette The bridal
veil swept low and trailed behind her, while in
her dark hair she wore sprays of the sweetest
flowers IN the world, lilies OF the valley
From out Of his studio stepped the bridegroom
10 take his bride, accompanied by his best man,
Joseph simon.
Rabbi Schulman offered fervent prayer and
repeated the ritual, during which Radcliffe rem
dered IN subdued tones upon the organ, Schu-
mann's wonderful ''Traumerei.'
Then in accordance with the custom of the
church Rabbi Schulman delivered an Grafton
and most able one, treating upon the marital
relations and obligations, and adluring both
above al things to be faithful unto death. The
ring was placed upon the finger OF the bride
and Rabbi jacobson and his wife passed out
beneath the sweet strains of the Coronation
march from La Prophetic.
The bridal party and a number OF their
friends repaired 10 the residence OF the BRIDES
mother on Brigham street. where
A LOVELY RECEPTION
was held from to p. N.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs Abe
Kuhn, of Ogden, Nrs. Hanauer and two
daughters. Mr.. ard Mrs Arthur Brown Mr.
and Mrs. Freed Mrs. Hiram Bamberger, Mr..
and Mrs. Auerbach. Mrs. Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oberndorfer,- Mr.. Hirshler and Mrs. Salz. of San
Francisco Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Simon. Judge
Dickson, Mr.. and Mrs. George a. Lowe Mr.
ana Mrs. Henry kahn, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Joseph Siegel.
Alter the reception at home, the bride and
groom were given a reception al Younger's hall
by The raobis congregation, which lasted from