Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-06-09
MISREPRESENTATION
Beautiful Wedding i'm Asheyilie hi
Which the Happy Groom Was :
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Beautiful Wedding in Asheyilie hi
Which the Happy Groom Was :
GOldsbOrO Man.
The many friends in this cit. IF Air.
Joseph Dannenberg will real with
e interest and pleasure the follow
ing account Of his happy marriage,
which we take from the Asheville Git.
izen:
The wedding of Miss Evelyn Movie n.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel no.
vich, tt Mr.. Joseph Dannenbefs. e.
Cured last evening at Temple Beth.
ha-Taphila, on Spruce street The
temple was decorated with masses CT
pink laurel, which banked b win
dows, the altar railing hi the organ
and covered a huge wedding bill,
lined with pink and illuminated by
electricity, from the four Of
which garlands OF green conneeted
with the small corner pillars. Bras 5
candelabra containing dozens OF cab .
dies Illuminated the altar. Previous
to the ceremony, Miss Minnie Westall
played some OF the Parsifal music
and "The Evening Star" from Tam
hanser, and Immediately before the
entrance of the bridal party, 20, Prom
Use Me-" was sung by Miss Ida Hami'-
ton. The procession entered to the
strains of "The Bridal Chorus" from
Lohengrin, headed by the little fowsr
girls, carrying small baskets filled
| with pink flowers and wearing white
null frocks over pink. They were
Misses Eva and Rose Sternberg, Re-
sale F~riedlander. Sylvia Samuel, Ed
ma Blomberg. Edith Hoffman.
The ring bearer, Frances NovlClt,
followed, wearing a greenaway frocK
of white satin. Mrs. Bernard Roth, Of
New York, a sister of the bride, wa
some direetoire gown of pink MESA
line decofite, and heavily embroidered
and wore a pink arigrette In her coli
| fure.
The bridesmaids, Miss Sadye Dan
nenberg and Miss Bessie Novich, wore
chine, embroidered in seed pearls, and
the latter a white satin with opales,
cent pallettes. They carried white
carnations and pink roses.
Miss Novich looked very handsome
in a beautiful white lace gown OF COS
bordered with a band of the satin. The
bodice was slightly trimmed by sinai
silver spangles worked in the design
of the lact. A tulle veil fell to thu
hem of the long train and Miss No
vich carried a shower bouquet O
brides roses and sweet elysium. TIL
ceremony, performed by DR.. Mendel
ssohn, of Greensboro, was performed
under the canopy Of laurel n wa
unusually picturesque and impressive
A part of the ceremony was in He
brew, and the old custom of drinking
broken, was a feature Of the ritual
, After the ceremony the bride Wa
, kissed by the members Of the wed
. ding party before leaving the temple
The bridal party left the temple as tn
; Mendelssohn wedding march wa
played and went Immediately to Zs
I
leehka Hall, where a reception wa
f held. Mr.. Danneberg's best man wa
his brother, Mr.. A. e. Dannenberg, c
Goldsboro. The reception was al
n tended by a great number of guests
! many of whom claimed the privileg
+ of dancing with the bride. An orches
+ ira played and refreshments wer
, served by colored walters. The bride
cake, built in pyramid fashion, wa
- ornamented with iced figures and SUI
mounted by a wedding favor OF col
%ventional design of horseshoes and Of
ange blossoms, with frills Of confet
toners lace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dannenberg had pr.
viously engaged apartments at Victt
ria Inn, and after a short honeymoo
will return to Asheville to visit rel;
tives who came from New York
attend the wedding, Mr.. and Mrs. v
V. Lyons, Mrs. Bernard Roth and SO
after which they will go TO Green,
boro, their future home. The we.
ding presents were unusually han.
some and numerous, several table
laden with silver and cut glass, ar
their new house in Greensboro b,
been completely furnished by the re
atives of the young couple.
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