The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-06-11
Society News
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Miss Belle Grossman and Mr.. Sam
Grossman of this city are at Grand
Forks this week and attended the
wedding of their sister Miss Rebecca-
Grossman, Tuesday. ..rc :.
The following from the Grand Forks
Herald gives an account Of the affair:
"A pretty wedding occurred at high
noon at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Grossman Of University We
nue., when their daughter, Miss Re-
becca Grossman, became the bride Of
Maurice Saul Rifkin Of Detroit, MINI.
The living DON was adorned with
vases Of pink and white peonies and
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
B. Papermaster Of the Jewish church,
in the presence Of the members of the
two families and a company Of init
mate friends of the young people.
Lohengrin's wedding march was
played by Miss Leah Grossman, the
brides sister, as the bridal party en-
tered the room. Little Miss Ruthie
Buchanan Of Detroit, Minn., cousin Of
the groom, came first and carried the
ring in the heart of a Gala lily. She
wore a hand embroidered gown o.
white. Miss Belle Grossman was he,
sisters bridesmaid and she preceded
the bride in the living room. The bride
entered on the arm Of her father, WHIT
gave her in marriage. The groom
and his best man, Mr.. Sam Grossman
brother Of the bride, met the party a!
they entered the room.
The bride was beautiful in her wed
ding gown Of white crepe meteor
made in empire style, with a bodice
o fchantilly lace and trimmed will
Georgette crepe and seed pearls. 4
long wedding veil Of. illusion wa
caught to a cap Of lace with a wreatl
of orange blossoms. A shower o
white roses and lilies of the Vale,
were the brides flowers.
The brides only ornament was
: diamond cavalier, set in platinum, tn
: gift of the groom.
Z Miss Belle Grossman, the brides
maid wore white embroidered vene
Z tian null and carried a bouquet q
pink roses. Mrs. Grossman, mothe
of the bride, wore gray crepe meteo
= and Mrs. Rifkin, mother Of the grool
: wore black crepe meteor. MissLea
u Cheeseman's gown was of pink chiffo
over white silk.
u Immediately after the ceremon,
the wedding dinner was served in Il
Knights of Columbus dining room
,, The wedding party and guests wei
- seated at one long table, which W;
;. adorned with. vases of pink and viii
IA peonies and ,roses.. The serving W,
cared for by Mrs. J. J. 1saacs, Mi
- Fannie Fishman and Miss Anna RAJ
= inovich, friends of the bride.
An informal reception was held
:" the brides home this afternoon fro
$3.50 until s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rifkin will leave tn
y evening on a wedding journey, viii
will include visits with friends in D
luth, St. Paul and Brainerd. MI
n Rifkin's going away gown was
purple silk with white trimmings wi
hat and accessories to match.
Mr.. Rifkin is the son of Mr.. Al
Mrs. l.. Rifkin Of New York city, a
n is engaged in the clothing business
Detroit, MIMI, where he will take |
4. bride to reside. They will be at no,
m. in Detroit after July l.
~ The out of town guests present
o. the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. L. R
kin, parents of the groom from N,
York city, MI. and Mrs. Harry But
av man and daughter, Ruthie, cousins
the groom of Detroit, MIMI, Rob
go Buchanan, cousin Of the groom fir
Duluth, MIMI. Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Grossman, uncle and aunt of