The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-28
THREE WEDDINGS YESTERDAY,
Mr, Stacey and Miss GoIdstein
married in the Crescent Club
Hefgse brilliant Array of Gues,s-as.py
Fseuttfni Presents bestowed Upon shc
HnE C"uple-The Ceremony Closes
WITH Magnificent Supper-Fous,
her Hearts Made Glad.

O'sS ol Cffc most brilliant social events
OF Inc season occurred yesterday even
Ing In the beautifully decorated rooms
OF the Crescent Club, which were filled
witha throng of invited guests who
assembled to witness the nuptials of
Ely Stacy and Miss Lena. tho beautiful
and accomplished daughter of Henry
Goldstein. Tho ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. DIR. Edward n. Calisch,
the eloquent and learned rabbi of Beth
Ahana Synagogue of Richmond, and
was very beautiful and impressive, de-
ivered almost entirely in English and
resembling the marriage ritual of the
Episcopal Church.
The ushers wero Julius Goldstein,
Ruby Jacobs, Abo May and Adolph
Aderer, OF New York. ID. l. Solomon
acted in the capacity Of best man.
lMmedlatcly after the marriage the
dlnlng-room doors wero thrown open
and-A magnificent supper WAS served.
Mon than hundred covers were laid,
ands3or an hour AID Il half the merry
gueEfs fingered around tho festive board
and United in drinking to the welfare
and happiness of the young pair, who
had just pledged themselves to drink to.
gether from tho sweet chalicc of life
Asst bride and groom were taking
their positions before tho altar Ncndcls-
sohn's wedding March" was played nv
Mrs. A. Harrison on tho piano. accom-
panied by Devon's orchestra.
Scores of congratuia tions wore re-
ceiyed by telegram from relatives and
friends in Richmond. Norfolk, Peters
ourg, New York, Baltimore and other
towns and cities in all parts of the
country, which were read ut supper and
received with applause by tho guests.
The presents were truly magnificent
and included enough furniture to start
the young couple in housekeeping
Among the friends of the contracting
parties who were present wore: Mr. and
Mrs. II. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs X. Fisher
and Mr.. Harris Jacobs of Richmond:
Mrs. f. G. May, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. FRY,
MIR. and Mrs solomon Fry, Miss Mimic
SRosenthall, Miss Fannie Solomon, Miss
Dora Goldstein and Miss lara Goldstoin.
sisters of the bride; Miss Mary Levine,
Miss Blcndine May, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
riaS1Ie William Joel, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
&dAah, Mr. aud Mrs. Strauss, Mr., and
Mrs. Schiller, II. Goldstein, NJ.
Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. Ephram, Mr..
and Mrs. Morris, Mr. and Mrs.
Grinberg. ID l.. Solomon. Harry Frv,
Hon. VIM. G. Evans. Charles G. Evans,
Herbert j. Browne, julius Goldstein, j.
Goldstein, Mr.. and Mrs. Weiss, Mr. and
Mrs. 5. Levine, Mr. and Mrs. A. Enoch,
MIR. and Mrs. ID. Levine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ike Bachrach, Mr.. and Mrs Joel. Mr..
and Mrs. Nyberg, Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher
and Mrs. Fisher. OF Richmond; Mrs.
Jacobs, OF Richmond; Mrs. Lewis and
d1n6htnr M ,x-i1
Leon Stacey, Mr.. Perkins and numerous
other friends and relatives.
Among those who added to tho pleas
ures of tho evening was littlo child,
years old, who danced to the excel
lent music of Dcvon's orchestra and
astonlshed all by her exquisite perform
ance of the figures. After the waltz
she received encore after encore, but
finally retired with graceful bow and
amid tho applause Of all.
ITALIA rERRO-HoDGIN.
A pretty wedding took place yester-
day afternoon at four o'clock in bethany
Presbyterian Church, when Miss Ida
Iallaferro was married TO j. Il. Hodgip
by Rev. w. ii. Groves. The ushers
were e. G. Young. j. d Kitzmillcr, J.
W. Bell, j. w. Mctfraw and NJ. ID. Moss.
Tho wedding march was beautifully
rendered by Miss Cora Harding.
The bride was dressed in an elegant
light travelling costume and all tho
gentlemen wore morning suits After
receiving the congratulations of their
numerous friends the happy couple left
on the afternoon train for Greensboro,
n. G., where they will remain for time
with relatives.
WILKINSON QUICK.
quiet home wedding was solcmnized
last evening at the residence of II. Il.
Dudley. $50 First street, by Rev. DR..
0. +. flippo of tho baptist Church.
when l.. NJ. Wilkinson was united in
marriage 10 Miss Ora Eta Quick Only
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