Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-09-27
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gogue in this city was a scene of
brilliancy and artistic decora
tions last evening and was
thronged to standing room by
the hosts of friends of the con
tracing parties to witness the
marriage of DIR. David Sol Har
mon, of this city, and Miss
Clara Neuzeit, of Norfolk.
The happy event was solemn
jed at $50 o'clock according to
the impressive ceremonies of the
Hebrew ritual and all present
felt more than a momentary inter
est in the solemn services-their
thoughts travelled back in waver-
ing fight along the years and
the centuries of Israels history
to the time when Isaac and Re-
becca plighted their troth, when
love was young and life was
new: and SO the world rolls on
and on, and the ''old, old story
is told DER and DER, that when
mutual and merged into plighted
troth makes the truth of the
poets words,
1.-Two souls with but a single thought,
Two hesrts that beat as One.'
| Promptly at the appointed
hoxr the bridal party arrived, and
as the organ, presided over by
Mrs. r. G.. Grafton, pealed forth
the joyous strains of the wedding
march, they proceeded up the
side aisles to the chancel rail in
the following order: the ushers
| Messrs. Abe Cohn and Chas.
Pearl up the right and left aisles,
respectively, Mrs. Louis Selig,
attired in white silk, with Mr.. A;
Van Praag, up the right aisle.
Mrs. Ike Adler, handsomely at
tired in pink china silk, with
| Mr.. Adler up the left aisle; then
approached the bride, beautifully
arrayed in white satin, with lace
and pearl trimmings, and lovely
diamond earrings, the gift OF
the groom, leaning upon the arm
of her uncle, Mr.. M. Frankfurt
At the altar stood the rabbi, Mr.,
Mayerberg, in the robes Of his
ministry waiting to perform the
ceremony, and as the fair bride
approached, the gallant groom
was led forth from the vestry by
his ''best man. Mr.. A. r. Spier
and presented before the waiting
minister, who in a rich full voice
began the solemn service of the
Hebrew marriage that was tc
make the two one.
Immediately after the cere
m )ny the bridal party repaired
t in carriages to the spacious par
; lors of the Hotel Kennon, which
had been elaborately adorned fol
the joyous occasion, and wher'
! the numerous invited guests a.
they gathered for the fesJivitie
of the evening, found a perfec
galaxy of beautiful, costly ant
useful bridal presents, which
coming from widespread source
8 and many homes, attested NOR
: eloquently than words can po1
tray the high esteem in whicl
i the bride and groom are held b.
their hosts of friends.
el The wedding feast, which wa
spread under the direct super
r vision of Messrs. Griffin & Eo
n wards, the congenial and hospit
d able proprietors of the Hote
Kennon, was most SUMPTION
# and elaborate and throughout il
d several courses was perfectlo
r. itself.
d Among those who participate
d in the festivities and social inter
o course of the evening TIL
O ARGUS man noted the following
e Mr.. and Mrs. Sol We'll, Mr.. and Mr.
# S. S. Spier, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Einstei1
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hill, DR.. and Mr.
/. Ter, DIR. and Mrs. J. d. Spicer, d
l. Thos. Hill and daughter Miss MAJ
g Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Sol. Einstein, d
and Mrs. w. FL. II. Cobb, DIR. and Mrs.
E. Robinson, DR.. and Mrs. w. J. Jone
lc Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. j. Cohn, Mr.. al
is Mrs. F. Abram. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Re
" cover, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Isaacs, M
- and Mrs. Isidore Pearl, Mr.. and Nh
81 Sam Cohencius, Mrs. Jake Cohn, MI
p. Jos. Edwards, Mrs. Asher Edward
l. Mrs. Alf. Kern, Mrs. l. Fuchtler, Mr..
~ Schwab, Mr.. Jos, Rosenthal, Miss
= Edna We'll, Sarah Einstein, Bella al
u Hattie Spier, Jennie Edwards, Sus
7r Dannenberg, DR.. John Spicer, Mi
q, Lillian Dillon, Mr.. E. b. Borden, j
20 Miss Matte Lee. Mr.. B. Ell. Griffi
- Miss Margaret Smith. Mr.. and MI
I'll Jos. K. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs f..
aS Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Wat
e. Maj. ID. w. Hurtt
- Business is Increasing.
)" One thing which struck n
an very forcibly while was in Ne
ID York City was the stateme
of made on every hand by Il
n wholesale dealers of the marke
at Improvement in business. Th
F. is demonstrated by the exces
lively large orders for the spril
rs trade. These orders come
ry during the fall. and the me
r. chants say they are phenome
n ally large at this time. It is
on good sign however. for it int