The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-06-23
SHANEDl|NG-F G-FE|NBERG
Brilliant Wedding Ceremony So|emnized on
Sunday at Bnai Abraham Temple in
Presence Of Several Hundred
Assembled Guests.


The marriage of Miss jeanette
Shanedling, daughter of Mrs. S.
Shanedling and sister of Messrs.
Morris Shanedling, Julius Shaned-
ling, Harry Shanedling and Henry
Shanedling OF this city and Isador
Shanedling of EveIeth, to Mr.. JOS
eph B. Feinberg of Philadelphia,
was sole,mnized in the presence of a
large number of friends at the Bnai
Abra ham Temple on Sunday even
ing last, the beautiful ceremony be-
ing performed in accordance with
the time-honored Hebrew rites by
Rabbi NJ. B. Tapletz, of Duluth.
Beneath "a canopy held by four
boys until the arrival of the best
men, Rabbi Taple,z awaited the
wedding party which entered to the
strains of Lohengren's wedding
march at $50 o'clock. The four rib
bon girls, Harriet and Evelyn Shan
edliug, Ruth Keller and Harriet ST.
mon, two on either side, preceded
the wedding party, being followed
10y Julius Shanedling who came
down the right aisle accompanied
by the groom on the arm of his
father, Mr.. Louis Feinberg of Phila-
delphia. The beat men, Harry Shan
edling, Charles Seaman and Meyer
Seaman came next.
Down the left aisle came Mrs. G.
Perlman, sister of the bride and
ma,ron of honor, followed by the
little flower girl and ring bearer,
Marion Shanedling, preceding the
bride who entered on the arm of
her eldest brother, Morris Shaned-
ling, her mother, Mrs. S. Shaned-
ling, G. Perlma and Henry Shaned-
ling coming next and being follow
ed by the bridesmaids, Miss Henri
eta Rodgef of Chicago Miss Minnie
Cohen aud Miss Mary Mesberg of
this city, the party taking their
position about the altar where the
beautiful Hebrew ritualistic cere-
1nony was performed.
The BRIDE was attlred in a charm
ing creation of white satin with lace
aud pearl trimmings. with long
train. Her veil was caught up with
pea rls and in her banda she. carried
a shower bouquet of white roses.
As bridesmaids Miss Henrietta
Rodgef wore pink crepe de chene
gown with gold trimming and car
ried pink roses, Miss Minnie Cohen
was attired in white over yellow
SATIN and carried yellow roses and
Miss Mary Mesberg was gowned in
lavender chiffon over lavender satin
and carried red roses, each wearing
a chiffon cap in keeping with their
gowns.
Mrs. G. Perlman, of Eveleth, a
sister of the bride and as matron of
honor, wore white chiffon over pink
and carried a bouquet of pink car
nations. Little Marion Shanedling
as ring bearer aud flower girl, was
attired IN white and carried basket
of daisies with the ring Caught in
the flowers.
Mrs. S. Shanedling. mother of the
bride, wore a handsome black silk
gown. Mrs. Morris ShanedIing wore
white marquisette trimmed with
cluuy lace. Mrs. Julius Shanedling
was attired in black marquisette
over lavender satin. Mrs. Haray
Shanedling wore white with blue
satin girdle and Mrs. Isador Shaned.
ling was attired in beautiful white
creation with bead trimmings. The
ribbon girls were all dressed in
white.
Upwards of three hundred guests
were in attendance at the affair,
which is accredited as one of the
Prettiest events ia the. history of
the city. Following the conclusion
of the ceremony reception and
banquet was held in the vestry of
the Temple, followed by reception
and ball at North Pole Hall at which
large number OF invited guests
were in attendance.
The happy young couple left the
following day for brief wedding
trip, and upon their return will
make their home in Virginia. Manv
congratulatory telegrams were re
ceived and the bride and groom
were showered with congratula.
tions by all present.
| Among out of town attendants, ia
addition to many from range points,
we're Leo Rodgef and Stefia Rod
gef, Chicago, Mrs. w. Crink of Mil
waukee, Miss Margulas of Mil
waukee. and Mrs. NJ. Schneider of
Minneapolis.