Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-03-30
AN EARLY SPRING WEDDING.
HYMEN'S ALTAR IN THE CITY
ASSEMBLY ROOFS.
Miss Bessie Hohberger Becomes
The Wife of Mr.. Benja-
min Levy.
A LARGE ATTENDANCE OF REL
ATIVES AND FRIENDS.

In the Assembly Rooms on Duke
| OF Gloucester street, where many
/ events of historical nature have
transpired, was last night the scene
of a very pretty wedding ceremony.
when Miss Bessie Hohberger, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. l. Hohberger. of
this city. became the wife of Mr..
Benjamin Levy, young business
man, also Of this city.
The hall was tastefully decoratediw iti,
potted palms and ferns and the bridal
procession passed through an aisle of
greens to the head of the hall, where
the nuptial knot was tied under can.
opy OF 'Chuppa, as is customary in
Hebrew wedding ceremonies. The
ceremony, which was wholly in He.
brew, was performed by the Rev.
Jacob Fleisher, of the Anshe Swart
Synagogue, Baltimore. and was wit
messed by large number of friends
OF the contracting parties from this
city and other cities.
The bride, who is very we'll known
in this city, and has a large circle of
friends, was charmingly gowned in a
white peau de sole princess, trim
med with Irish point lace and en-
broidered silk, and carried an ivory
covered prayer book and a bouquet of
OF Brides roses. She was attended by
her sister, Miss Annie Hohbergar. as
maid OF honor, who wore net over
white taffeta trimmed with valencien.
nes lace. The groom's attendants
were his brother, Mr. Joseph Levy,
OF Baltimore, as best man, and the
following ushers Messrs. Abraham
Levy, Albert Amram, Samuel Hoff.
berger and Milton Hoffberger, of
Baltimore, and Messrs George Rol.
nick Isadore Volkman, Samuel Hob.
berger and Simon d. Goodman, of
this city.
Following the ceremony the guests
partook of a bountiful repast in the
dining room, which was followed by
dancing until midnight. Music for
the ceremony and dance was furnished
by Prof. Schreyer's orchestra. A
special train for the accommodation
OF the out-of-town guests left for Bal
timore at IL. 30 a. IN. Amongst those
present from oat-of town were Mr..
aud Mrs. Charles Hoffberger. Mr..
and Mrs. Steinberg, Mr. and Mrs. III.
Hoffberger, Mrs. II. Schapiro, Mrs
Levy, NJ Chor, Mrs. Abrahms. Mrs.
Mrs. Weinberg, Mrs Goldberg, Mrs.
Carroll. Mrs. II. Silverman, Miss
Leooadie Lang, Miss Rosa Wilpert,
Miss Lena Wolpert, Miss Letita Am
ram, Miss Sarah Amram, Miss H.
Loeb, Miss s. Loeb, Miss Bertha
Levy. Miss Mary Rahms, Miss Nettie
Silverman, Miss b. Schapiro, Miss
Rosa Schapiro, Miss Rosa Zipg.
Messrs. A. Barzune, NJ Raitzyk, III.
Krieger. J. Loeb. Il. Blumberg, s.
Iing, Hofferbert, and others, of Bal
timore; Mr.. p Schapiro, Edenton,
N. c.. |. Levy, Suffolk, Va. r. Dick.
son, Boston, Mass A. Nj. Hinion.
Kensington- on the Hudson, N. Y.
Miss Lillian Volkman, New York,
n. Y.
Amongst those present from An
napolis were: Mr.. and Mrs. l. Hob.
berger, M. Goodman, G. Blumberg,
r.. Robinson, A. Hoffberger, A. l..
Goodman, r. Rosenberg, W. Fine,
ID. Klawansky, J. Lipman, @. Weiss,
l.. Stern, L. Wynne, H. M. Robinson,
Mr.. Jacob Fisher, Mr.. NJ. McCusker
M. Kotzen, f. Wynne, Misses Sara
Blumberg, Molly Rolnick, Annie
Fisher. Lena Rolniob, Beatrice Fisher,
Dora Rolnick, Ida Hohberger, Fan
ME Rolnick, Katherine Bright, Annie
klawansky, Jennie Rosenberg, Fan
ME Hohberger, Eva McCready, Dora
Rosenberg, Jennie Hohberger, Aren-
thia McCready, Jennie Robinson.
Lillian Bedsworth, Frances Kotzen,
Helen K. Stern. Mrs. w. b. McCready.
Mrs. Nj. NJ. Blazo, Messrs. A. Myer,
P. Browdy, l.. B. Robinson, E. II.
Goodman, H. Schapiro, s. Zinberg,
4. Stone, |. Kotzep, S. Richardson.
Il. Klawansky, B. Blumberg, J. Levy,
O. +. Stern, and others.