Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1895-02-01

Rea's Opera House, the contract
ing parties being Miss Sarah
Newman, of this city, and Mr.
Leopold Gassner, of New York
The Opera House was filled
with people. The stage being
beautifully decorated with lace
and evergreens, presented mag
nlflCent scene.
At7:3o the bridal party reach
ed the hall, and soon thereafter
the wedding march began, to the
strains Of which they advanced
to the platform.
The ushers were Messrs. NJ
Kampe, of Norfolk, S. Lipsitz, OF
Hartford, and DR.. L. S. Fox and
J. H. Holmes Of this city, who
upon reaching the rostruln, rails
ed large canopy on stats under
which the betrothal was made
and the fitting VOWS were given
Then came Miss Mamie Schultz
Of NeWbe1ne, with Isaac Salo-
monsky, of +. City; Miss Jennie
Salomonsky, of E. City, with D.
Jacobosky, of Portsmouth, Va;
Miss Belle Parks, of Baltimore,
with J. A. Baumgardner; Miss
Maggie Warren with Dr., R. Dill
lard; Miss Annie Wozelka with
r. +. futile, taking their posi-
tons on either side Of the ros-
trum. Following them came
the maid of honor, Miss Rachael
Schultz, Of NeWberne, escorted
by two flower girls, Mabel Jones
and Florence HaWly, beautifully
dressed in pink satin and lace,
each carrying a basket Of roses
The bride, handsomely dressed
in white satin, lace, pearl TRIM
mings and orange blossoms, car
rying a beautiful boquet of flow
ers, approached the alter on the
arm Of her father. Reaching the
rostrum she was met by the
groom, who appeared from side
entrance on the arm of Mr.. Eli
Bloo1nberg, of Philadelphia, best
man.
DR.. Eberson, rabbi of Norfolk,
then made the bride and groom
a pleasant address, lasting about
twenty minutes, after which the
Hebrew ceremony
was performed and the couple
pronounced man and wife,
The ceremony being over, the
bridal party and invited guest
to the spacious and neat
ly decorated Colonial Hall"
OH King street, where a sumptu-
GUS collation. was served and the
bride and groom received cordial
greetings of their friends, follow
ed with the reading of many tel
egra1ns received from a distance,
extending congratulations.
The bride is the pretty and
only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. Newman, Of this city, and the
people here all wish for her a
long, bright and happy life.
Mr.. Gassner is a prominent
business man of New York, who
may congratulate himself upon
his good fortune i'll securing such
All excellent wife.
The presents received are nu-
useful and handsome.
The FISHERMAN & FARMER
offers its congratulations. May
there be no thorns III their path
way and their lives be such as
God would have them live.
THE BALL
the reception was a |
rafting success from start to
lnish, and was highly enjoyed
by all present. Music was fur
lished by Messrs. 7. c. Burgeron
md Charles Guirkin, of E. CITY. !
Mr.. B. S. Sturman acted as floor
manager, assisted by others. At
10 p. III. the dance programmes
we're distributed and the dancing
beginning with a |
pretty march.
Among the ladies present we
lote the following:
Mrs. VIM. Schumacher, of New |
I ork, grey silk, jewel trimmings.
Miss Rachael Schultz, of New
3erne, blue MORE trimmed in
ace.
Miss Annie Wozelka, pink
'rocaded silk, chiffon trimmings.
Miss Mamie Schultz, Newborn,
White silk, lace trimmings.
Miss Jennie Salomonsky, of E.
~ity, cream a1batross satin trim,
Mrs. B. S. Sturman white satin
nd lace.
Mrs. 0. Newman black broca-
led silk, jet trimmings.
Miss Matte Badhan black silk
nd lace
Miss Maggie Warren white
ilk null, lace and satin.
Miss Neva Latham, of Ply
Mouth, silk null, satin trim 'ings.
Mrs. J. Salomonsky, E. City,
lack satin and jet trimmings.
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