Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-28
NEDDEDATASSEMBLY ROOMS
Miss Hannah Blumberg Becomes
Wife OF Mr.. Harry M.
Robinson.
CEREMONY UNDER A TRADI-
TI0NAL "CHUPPAp OR
CANOPY.
Imposing Ceremony Took Place
Last Evening.

IN the presence OF about two hundred
guests from this city, Baltimore, and
Washington and other cities, the mar
riage Of Miss Hannah Blumberg.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Blumberg, of this city. to Mr.. Harry
M. Robinson, a popular Main street
merchant, was solemnized at o'clock
last evening in the Assembly Rooms
on Dake of Gloucester street. The
hall was beautifully decorated with
ever greens palms and flags, and the
ceremony was performed under a can
opy OF maroon velvet by Rabbi Fl
Leyinson, of Lloyd Street Synagogue,
Baltimore. The service. which was
very impressive, was conducted in
Hebrew and was concluded by the
breaking of glass by the groom, after
whi III the newly joined couple re.
ceived the congratulations of their
many friends.
To the strains of the wedding march
fIom Lohengrin, played by the Naval
Academy orchestra, under Prof Will.
lam Perlitz. came the bride leaning
on the arm of her father. by whom she
vas given away, preceded by the eight
ushers in conventional full dress, and
the maid of honor aud best man, and
she was met under the canopy by the
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performed. Following the ceremony
a grand march led by the maid OF
honor, Miss Sara Blumberg, sister of
the bride, aud the best man, Mr.. Louis
B. Robinson, brother Of the groom.
wended its way TO bountiful repast
in the dining room. where supper was
served, after which dancing followed
until past midnight The bride who
is very pretty blonde and very pop.
ular amongst q host of friends, was
handsomely gowned ia dress of crepe
de chine over white tatfeta, trimmed
with Irish point lace and carried a
bouquet of Bride roses. Her marriage
to Mr.. Robinson is the culmination
of an acquaintance formed some sears
ago, aud their close friendship was
the source of much comment amongst
their friends. who have loug antici-
pated the event last night.
They were the recipients of many
useful and handsome presents, includ
ing silverware, cut glass, bric-a- brac,
etc.. aud also received large number
of congratulatory kilograms from
from Mr. Samuel Robinson, OF San
Antonio, Texas. brother of tue
groom, who was unable to be present
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson left this NOM
ing for Washington, from where they
Will make an extended trip, and upon
| their return will reside on Duke of
Gloucester street
Among those present were the ush-
ers, Mr.. Samuel Sachs, of Baltimore /;
Mr.. Morris Margoles, Oxford Pa /;
| Mr. Jacob Klein, Baltimore; Mr. Moe
Robinson, brother of the groom,
Kimball, ". Va. Mr.. Simon Margo-
lies, Plattsburg, N Y. Mr. Nathan
| Sachs, Baltimore: Mr.. Morris Robin
son, brother of the groom, New Free
dom, Pa. Mr. Simon ID. Goodman,
of this city. The maid of honor, Miss
Sara Blumberg, sister of the bride.
also very pretty blonde, was dressed
in gown of Alice blue silk embroid.
cred in forget me-nots. and also car.
ried boGqaet of forget me.nots.
Among those from Annapolis were
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Blumberg, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Goodman, Mr. aud Mrs.
| A. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs l. Hob.
berger, Mr. aud Mrs. ID. Klawansky,
| Mr.. nd Mrs A. l.. Goodman, Mr. and
Mrs. a. Hohbarger, Mr.. aud Mrs. /.
| Lipman. Mr.. and Mrs. /. Fine, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. Rolniok. Mr.. and Mis-
r. Rosenberg, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Stern,
Mr.. and Mrs S l. Rosenberg, Mrs.
| Charles Weiss, Mrs. J. f. Whaleu,
Mrs Clara Davis, Mrs. Gable, Miss
| Mollie Rolnick, dressed in light blue
broad cloth trimmed with. point lace
| Miss Flora Weiss, green aooline, hand
| embroidered Miss Annie Hohberger,
| silk pongee princess, trimmed with
| blue chiffon; Miss Lena Rolnick, Nile
/ green silkoline trimmed with all-over
/ lace; Miss Anna Fisher, pink silk
null, trimmed with Irish point lace
| Miss Beatrice Fisner, white silk null,
| trimmed with lace; Miss Bessie Hoh-
| berger, Miss Anna Hlawansky, Miss
| Jennie Rosenberg, Miss Lillian Weiss
Miss Dora Rosenberg, Miss Fannie
Rolnick, Miss Ida Hohberger, Miss
Dora Rolnick, Miss Jennie Robinson,
Messfs. Edward Weiss, Alderman
Louis Baer. II. E. Goodman, Ben.
Levy. S. Hohberger. George RoInick,
Herman .Sohpiro, Jesse CLARK. Pau
Browdy and others.
Among the out of town guests
were Mr. and Mrs. l. Appelstine.
/ Washington, ID. c.. Mr.. and Mrs n.
/ Silverman. Baltimore; Mr.. AMI Mrs.
d. Blumberg. Baltimore; Mr. and
Mrs II Kramer, Baltimore; Mrs Y.
/ Sachs, Baltimore; Mrs. l. Katz, Balti-
more AIRS. " Bernstein, Baltimore
| Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ NJ. Blumberg, Bal
timore; Miss Rae Sachs, Baltimore,
| dressed in pink silk null trimmed
| with valenciennes lace: Miss Rae Le-
vine, Montreal Can, white mousse
line de sole, trimmed with real lace
insertion; Miss Sadie Kramer, Rock
hall, Nd, light blue chiffon taffeta
| trimmed with valenciennes lace; 81 iss
Ida Sachs. Baltimore. pink silk null
| Mis- Sophie Kramer, Baltimore, light
| blue silk voile, trimmed with Irish
/ point lace Miss Sara Sachs, Baltimore,
! pink crepe de chine princess; Miss
| Cecilia Kramer. Baltimore. blue silk
crepe de chino, trimmed with real
lace Miss Anna sManekin. Baltimore,
pink chioffn over taffeta; Miss Lillian
/ Volkmau, New York, embroidered
blue silk gown; Miss Rosalie Berg,
Baltimore, pink silk null over taffeta
Miss Belle Levy, Baltimore, Alice blue
| chiffon tafeta; Miss Frances Berg,
| Baltimore, wIite silk null over corr
coiored taffeta; Miss Eva Margolies,
/ Baltimore. white crgaudy. trimmed
with all. over lace Miss Lena Berman.
Baltimore, white crepe de chine,
trimmed with lace; Miss Clementins
Lang, Baltimore; Messrs. u. Schapiro,