The Washington herald., 1910-08-22
TWO BRIDAL FETES
BNLIYEN SUNDAY
Rabbi SilVerStOne Performs
Rapid Ceremonies.
CAKE, FLOWERS, AND TAxICABS
Adas Temple Is Scene OF Marriage
of Robert j. Luber and Miss Rose
Bennett, While Morris KatEOn and
Miss Lena Sachs Wed Hour Later
at Above shOIem Synagogue.

Two hundred pounds Of cake and ice
cream. thirty bushels of fragrant flowers.
scores OF taxicabs. thousands Of con-
gratulations. and four hearts that beat
as two. sum up a Sunday afternoon s
matrimonial fiesta with Rabbi G. Silver
stone in the role Of Hymen. He united
Robert ]. Luber, secretary Of the A. c.
Luber Company, and Miss Rose Bennett,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bennett,
at the Adas Israel Temple at 6 O'Clock,
and an hour later Miss Lena Sachs and
Morris Katzon at the Above Sholem Syn
agogue.
Miss Sachs was given away by her
brother, George Sachs. William NJ. Sachs
was best man and Miss Rebecca Krup-
saw was maid Of honor. The bride wore
a hand-embroidered silk net over white,
trimmed with peau de sole lace The
maid Of honor wore a lace robe over pale
blue silk The bridesmaids were Miss
Ella Sachs. Miss Blanche Katzon. Miss
Lena Miller and Miss Bessie lie Ven.
The ushers were Frank Sachs, Abe Miller,
Morris Miller. and Morris Hives.
Reception Mt Armory.
The wedding was followed by a recep-
ton, ball. and supper at the National
Rifles Armory. The grand march begun
at o'clock, and instead Of breaking
up into dancing the leaders finished the
march by leading the guests down into
the banquet room. where the wedding
supper was served
The wedding cake weighed seventy-five
pounds, and was surmounted by a bride
and groom standing under a wedding
bell. The long banquet tables were beau
tifuily decorated with flowers. and the
jolly guests drank toast after toast 10
the bride and bridegroom.
After supper the guests we're led to the
ball room, and Miss Sadie Krupsaw
sang "An I Ask OF You Is Love" and
THE Ideal Of My Dreams" After the
songs. dancing was INDUCED in until a
late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Katzon will leave for
Annapolis tomorrow. where they viii
make their home. the bridegroom being
IN business there.
Out-of-town guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Phillips. Miss Annie Sachs. Miss
Bessie Levin. Mr.. Harry Sachs. and Mr..
Sidney NJ. Lewis. all of Baltimore.
Adas Temple Decorated.
Adas Israel Temple was beautifully
decorated with white ribbons and palms
for the Bennett ceremony at
o'clock. The bride was escorted 20 th'
altar by Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Luber and
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Fox. Her father
gave her IN marriage.
The bride was attended by four brides
maids. the Misses Merriam and sadi'
Hvken, Pansy and Cecilia Coslin. They
formed a rainbow escort and were
gowned in different colored dresses.
Miss Bennett wore a lace robe over
messaline silk. studded with pearls The
brides mother wore changeable silk, and
Mrs. Luber. mother Of the bridegroom
was gowned in black satin with gold
trimmings.
The best man was A. T. Schwartz. OF
the Naval Hospital Medical School The
ushers were julius Richards, Morris
Levy. and Morris RoginslSy Charlott,
Luber and Sylvia Fox, gowned In white
were flower girls, and led the bridal
party 10 the altar. During the ceremony
at the synagogue the wedding march
from "Lohengrin" was played The
bridal party went in taxicabs TO Carroll
Institute Hall, where a wedding supper
was served. Covers were laid for 4Ol
guests. and the dining-roOm presented a
scene Of the greatest happiness. The
bride and bridegroom occupied seats al
the head Of the guests table and cut the
wedding cake, which weighed nearly 10t
pounds. Mr.. Schwartz. the best man
read a score Of congratulatory kilograms
aud letters from friends OF the contract.
ing parties IN many parts Of the country
After the wedding supper dancing wa.
enjoyed until midnight Mr.. and Mrs
Luber left this morning for a wedding
trip 70 Old Point Comfort, Va.