The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-12
MARRIAGE EVENT
WAS CELEBRATED
go - -T-
In Honor of the LeVy-GOld-
berg Wedding.
One of SaIem'S Oldest Famil.
les Contributes a Bride
for the Occasion.

The most beautiful wedding and the
FIRST Of It's kind witnessed in this CITY
for a number Of years, was that oil Miss
Hortense Levy Of this city to Mr.. Henry
TX. Goldberg Of Seattle, Washington,
which was solomnized at FIVE O'Clock
Monday evening in the parlors Of the
Hotel Willamette. The ceremony was
performed by Rabbi Stephen Wise Of
Portland, and only the families Of the
contracting parties and few intimate
friends we're attendant.
At the hour named, while an orches'
ira was playing the beautiful strains oi
Lohengrin's wedding march, the bridal
couple entered the room, the bride lean
ingon her fathers arm. She was exquis'
itely gowned in white saiin, elaborateIy
trimmed with Duchesse lace. The long
veil was held in place by spray oi
orange blossoms and che carried 8
bouquet Of orchids and lilies-Of-the-yal.
Icy.
The maid Of honor and sister OF the
bride, Miss Ernestine Levy, wore
gown oi delicate blue crepe dc chine
over taffeta. trimmed in ecru lace and
spangled with silver.
The BRIDES mother wore black satin,
with corssge Of velvet, trimmed with
lace and jet and ornamented with dia-
monds.
The groom'a mother was attired in
black grenadne over silk, ornamented
with Duchesse laces; she also wore dia.
monds.
Mrs. Mayer, a sister Of the bride WAS
elegantly gowned in black crepe de chine.
Miss Susan Alien wore decolette
gown Of black.
Mrs. Wise was in black relieved by a
touch Of blue.
Mrs. Perry Card was gowned in black
net over silk.
The groom and best man, Mr.. J Gold
berg, brother Of the groomi we're attired
Ia conventional black.
At the conclusion Of the ceremony the
orchestra softly played 80, Promise
Me-" The benediction followed, and
after congratulations were offered, the
party repaired 10 the banquet hall, to
the music Of Mendessohn's 'smarch, where
an elaborate wedding dinner was served.
The dining room for the wedding party
had purple, white andgreen,wi abund'
ance Of lilies and carnations, and the
tables strewn with yolels. Palms were
eyeryw here. Festoons Of ivy, clematis,
Oregon grape, blooming In white and
lavender. were tastolully draped.
The Railways were set with little
tables, served by Portland walters, and
set with turkey and chicken sandNiches
ices, wines, and lemon and champagne
punches. Even the balusirados, hat
racks, window seats and gas fixtures
we're hid in Calla lilies, evergreen aud
viii te-the Colors OF the order Of y ks.
The wedding parlors were surprise
TO all who attended. IL was not dreamed
that 80 rich aud elegant display could
be- arranged la this city. Tho festoons
were in ivy, yellow roses and popies,
with grand pieces OF daliodis, Great
pots oi Callas were on the mantels and
In the corners with delicate orchids aud
palms in the angles and ON the WiudoWs.
The masterpiece was the bridal bower
Of pure white lilies, white carnations,
and margucfiles. The mirror was framed
la them, The wedding hell WAS of
white carnations, and white dove
mounted Tor the occasion 10y WXilur
mist Edwards Hoated over all viii
steamers OF white uatin ribbons iu Ia
bin. Delicate traocries of ferns from
the Willamette conservatory wen,
sprayed over the white. The chandc
liers In the parlou we're one mass OF l,l
les, and the entire bower was studle,
with soft electric lights
The decorations we're considered th,
most beautiful and complete ever seoI
ON such an occasion aud surpassed man,
events of similar character given "a
, Portland and san Francisco. They wyu
the work of Landlord Couuer, assisted b.,
| Mrs, Jos. Bernardi, Who also prepare,
the thousands Of artificial flowers tina
could not be- distinguished lIom thl