The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-07-10
MANN-SUMMERFIELD.
Beautiful and Impressive Marriage
of Popular Young Daughter
of Newberry.

solcmnizcd the marriage Of their cid
est daughtcr, Jennie, to Mr.. A.
Hirsh Summcrfeld, of Baltimore.
The widespread popularity of the
families and the far reaching connec-
ti"ns made this beautiful Hebrew
ceremony one Of great interest to the
large asscmbla.c Of guests who came
from distant cities and mingled with
those who have loved the fair yol,n"
bride all the days of her life, and
! chosen bon voyage to their future
home in Baltimore.
The house decorations were simple
but charming and the effect was ar
tistic. The ceremony was performed
by Rabbi j. l.. Maycrberg, of Colds
boro, n. c., beneath Il canopy Of
green, with monograms of silver.
! Amid the soft radiance of starlight
candles and the sweet music of violin
and piano, the lovely bride and maid
of honor entered the reception hall
lately followed by the groom, lean
in" on the arm Of his father, who
presented his son to the bride. as The
sweet strains Of the bridal chorus.
rendered by Miss Swartzbcrg and
Mr.. Eru>t Brockmann, filled the
rooms with tender thought and the
heart with solemn joy. As the hcnc-
diction was given, Wagnrr'S grand
"Song to the Evening Star.' fol-
lowed by the wedding march, ended
the ceremony that will lin"cr in mem
ory rs bright stars that glcam in
azure skies.
The wcddin" gown was Of lace,
hand embroidered. and chiffon. with
sash Of radium. caught up in the
back in empire fashion, Falling in
loops over the graceful skirt The
veil Of silk tullc as ARRANGED beneath
il cGronci "f nrrn9c buds. with Spravs
of tender green leaves falling over
the back of the veil. The groom 5
gift, sunburst Of diamonds and
pearls was worn with this exquisite
costume. The maid of honor, the
brides sister, was gowncd in blue
silk, with lace insertions and medal
lions, crown Of blue forget -me-nots
worn on her lovely hair. She car
ricd pink roses and ferns, while the
bridc's flowers were white roses,
ferns with long strcamers Of tulle.
In the hall delicious punch was
served by Miss Eva Wright and then
the dinin" rooms were thrown open
and the tables presented Il sight of
GOOD things to gladden. the taste Of
IN epicurc. The ices were pink and
green, with bottles of rare old wine
and cakes that were marvclS Of beau
ty in decoration. The BRIDE 5 cake
was in shape Of Il horse shoe and the
skill of mystic fairy must have
wrought the design
Mr.. and Mrs Summerfeld were
the happy reel pcnts Of great num-
b"r Of rare and valuable presents, i'll
cluding chest of solid silver from
the groom : father. another from Il
citizen of our town, numbcrlcss
pieces OF silver. cut glass. punch
bowls and table service, china ware,
bric-a-brac. in old Vienna and Berlin
style. works "f art i'm electric statu-
AIRY. hand painted pictures, bronzrS.
SO numerous were the presents that
we cannot attempt Il description OF
them. but these Gifts from friends
i'm distant States, and in our Owl,
city. arc tangible evidences Of the
high esteem in which this cstimablC
Hebrew family is held in the hearts
Of the people of Ncwbcrry. Numerous
telceramS were received from friends
in distant States and cities extending
congratulations
Mr.. and Mrs. Summerf"ld left im.
mcdiatcly after the ceremony fol
Baltimore, their future home.
Among the out Of twon guests pres
cnt at the wedding were: Rabbi j
l.. Maycrbcrg. Of GoldSboro, n. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. AI Swartzbcrg, OF
Ashcvillc: Mrs. Simon Mann, Of Saw
annah. Ga. Mrs. Mittlc. of Beaufort
Miss Jennie Wcthcrhorn, of Savan
nah; Miss Sadyc Swartzherg, Ashc
Vile: Miss Rose Wolfram, Darling
ton: Miss Cora Elocsscr. St Mat
thcws; Miss Beatrice David, Colum
bia; Miss Cecilia Cohen, Columbia
DR.. I. M. Mann. Ashcvillc; Mr.. Myc
Sunlmcrlicld. Baltimorc; Mr.. Harr.
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