Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-14
Welded AT SYNAGOGUE.
y. r. Seiigcr Of New York and Miss
Jeannette PercIman Married.

The most beautiful Hebrew wedding
which has taken place in this city for
some time was solemnized according to
the formal Jewish customs at the Archl-
bald street Synagogue at six O'Clock Sun
day evening when Miss Jcannctte pcrcl-
man of this city and Jacob X. Scigor
of New York were unit cd in marriage.
The floor of the synagogue which vac
reserved for relatives and Immediate
friends, as well as the two balconies
were packed to camci'v when the bridal
party arrived
The bride and groom were preced I'd
into the synagogue by tho four brides
maids tho Misses Mary Frank, Ruth
Cohen. Sophie SAKE and Rachael Frank,
and her maid of honor Miss Mollie Mil
ler on the arm of the grooms best man,
the members of her immediate family and
also relatives of the groom. The party
passed down the aisle to the altar. after
which they passed to tho center Of the
synagogue beneath the canopy of good
luck. where the ceremony was performed
by Rabbi II. Popkln. assisted by the
Rev. II. W. Sake. The impressive H"-
brew ceremony WAS carried out, the
breaking of the silver goblet, after both
bride and groom had drunk, sealing the
wedding compact Music while the we'd
ding party entered and left the church
was furnished by tho Apollo Saxophone
quartet. DR.. Morris Wnick. Dr. Maurice
Cohen. Herman Mechanic and Harry
Levin acted as ushers
The bride wore an exquisite gown of
whit, ch1rmcuse cut on t-lino and trim
med with seed pearls and duchesse lac"
On her head she wore a castle cap with
rell caught with a wreath Of orange
blossoms. She carried shower bouquet
OF bride roses and sna.rcissus. Her maid
of homer wore gown Of niie green pussy
willow taffeta with an overskirt of pink
tuile. and Carried an arm, bouquet Of
pink carnations The bridesmaids We're
gowned IN PM; and carried arm hnu-
quets Of pink CANA tons
Following the ceremony at tho syna
gogue the wedding guests went to the
Hebrew FREQ school on North Winooski
avenue, where the reception d'nnor and
dance were enjoyed y course dinner
Was served in the dining hall. to which
moro than three hundred friends sat
down. The Saxophone quartet furnished
music for dancing AT the school building
until one o clock Monday morning There
were the old Hebrew folk dances inter-
spersed with the modern dances, in
which IN" present generation and their
grandparents took mutual enjoyment.
The bride is tho second daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs TSaar pcrclman of North
Nfnoosk avenue. who were among the
first Jewish residents If this city. having
lived I'm Burlington for 81 years. She
was born in burlington and received her
education in tn" public schools and high
school. she has host Of friends
throughout tho city The groom is man
ager of Robbins & Prokosch, a fancy
leather goods house in New York. They
left Monday noon for a two weeks
honeymoon in Baltimore. after whlo h
they Will he at their homo at 1iN, Seahurv
place. Bronx. New York
Among the guests at the Wedding We're
the Misses Gu+sie. Eva and Minnie Yeti
of Montreal. Ada Schwartz Of New York
Mrs NJ p. Pcrelman Master Jenkins
and Miss Nccheth Pcrelman of brooklyn,
Mrs Rose Schign of Baltimore. Md, Mr.
and Mrs. Abraham of Montreal, Mr.. and
Mrs l. Lazdon Of New York, Nj and
Mrs / Adler of New York. Mr. ana
Mrs Sould and son, Douglass OF Mont
prlicr. Or Morris Winch Of Harttord
Conn Dr Mhu< Cohen Of Patterson
y. J.. and larry Levin Of Montreal