The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-31
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NtisbnIlnl- Goodman Ntef.tHnE
one Of the most beautiful home
weddings that has taken place this
holiday season was the marriage Of
Miss Estelle Virginia Susbaum. the
charming daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs
N A.. Nusbaum, to Mr.. SeymoCE
Goodman. OF Memphis. Tenn. which
was, celebrated last evening at six
O'Clock in the presence OF relatives
and u few intimate friends.
The house was eIabOrately decor
ated with Xmas greenery ana Xmas
i.beiis. Promptly at the appointed
open which was profuselX decorated
with garlands OF smiIaN and ropes
OF holly Uniquely arranged was an
irnprovIsed altar with decorations Of
palms. FERNS and bride roses
Promptly at six o'clock the sweet
strains OF MendellsOhn's wedding
march. which was played by the or
( orchestra stationed In the reception
hall
Shinn.s orchestra. under the dt-
rectlon OF John Shiun. played the fol-
lowing musical program:
wedding March Mendelssolln
March Gloria $500. Losey
Seiection-F'orest Rose Engleman
Overture ....... summer
Welding Dance LuclSe
March-..The Jollier'' Crosby
The bridal party entered the room
led by the little HowergirI. Miss Ma
tiIda Karlins. cousin OF the bride.
daintly attired lin white point 4
eprit over white satin. draped with a
broad white satin sash and fringe.
and carried an artistic basket fIIed
with sweet peas. This dainty little
attendant was followed by the brides
sister, Miss Mabel Nusbaum, very
handsome brunette who made a very
charming and graceful maid OF hon
or, gowned in an exquisite model of
apricot satin and carried an arm bou
quet OF American beauty roses.
The handsome and graceful bride
entered with her alfred in a creation
of white satin royal. made over a
model of dIrectoire effect and trim
med with rare old rose point and
duchesse lace encrusted with pearls,
which was a family Inheritance Of
several generations. having been
worn on the wedding gowns of her
mother and grandmother. She car
ried a superb satin Bible from which
were draped graceful sprays OF lilies
fthe valley The bridal veil was
held in place by beautiful wreath
of natural orange blossirns sent from
Florida for this happy event.
They were metsat the altar by the
groom and his best man. his brother,
Mr.. Phil Goodman. where the full
Jewish ceremony was beautifully
and impressiveH read by the rabl In
charge. Rev DIR. Gutrmacher of Bal
timorp. in. his dlgnined and solemn
robes of the Jewish church and under
the soft shades o. the altar candies,
formed beautiful and rare picture,
NOT often seen outside OF the syna-
gouge,
At the close Of this impressive Ger
emory, Mr.. and Mrs. Goodman re-
ceived the congratulations of the
many guests and later a beautifully
and eIaborately appointed wedding
dinner was served in the large dining
room, which had for its decorations
ropes and Eariands of greenery with
myriads OF lights and Xmas bells.
Covers were laid for thirty-fve guests
and the health % the bride and
bridegroom was drank many times
during the serving of the menu OF
this elaborate and delicious wedding
dinner.
The bride was one OF ClarksburE'
brightest and popular girls and viii
be missed by her many young friends
Her popularity was attested by the
many beautiful gifts lavished upon
her in silver. cut glass and bronze
ornaments Of great value An eX-
quisite bracelet of wrought gold set
In diamonds was the git from the
bridegroom. All during the wedding
day innumerable ste5egrams were re-
ceived from her many absent friends
offering ali good Wishes
Mr.. ana Mrs. Goodman left under
the showers of rice and throwing of
slippers on the eastern EXPRESS for
an extended honeymoon trip In tie
East. including Atlantic City. Old
Point Comfort and other places
They Will b.. at home to, their
many friends in Memphis after Feb
ruary l.