The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-27
Ancient. Ceremony Used in Observing
 25th Anniversary

MT. and Mrs. Edward Fostol of 400 Grand street, this city, celebrated their silver wedding anniversary Sun day, Dec. A. About 300 relatives and friends assembled at Lyric hall, 142S
 Main street. This is the first silver
 wedding anniversary held in this city in the strict orthodox rites of the [Jews. Rabbi Wittenstein assisted by Rev. Harry Rickel, conducted the
 maria ge ceremonies as they were
 prescribed thousands of years ago Professor Sirecosky's band from New York started the wedding march at 8:3O p. m.. relatives and friends
 making ring around the chupa under which stood the couple. Their two sons and one daughter, MT. and
 Mrs. Postol; both over 70 years of age, all. thejsisters and brothers of the bridal pair and one grandchild.
 Rev. Harry Rickel in a wonderfully impressive voice sang one of King David's Psalms, after which Rabbi Wittenstein translated the song into English. He then read the new con- tract between thee ouple. Rabbi Wit tenstein in passing mentioned the fact that Mir. Postol had been donor to the new Hebrew Institute to the ex- tent of $1OO ~
 AThe congregation Adath Israel, of which Mr. Posto1 is ex-president, pre- sented to him through a committee consisting of William Reich, Sol. Cohn and F. c. Fox a solid silver menorah.
 Mrs. Ado1ph Reich, Mrs. Isaac Levy and Miss A. Adelman, presidents re- spectively of the Thalmut Thora, the Hebrew Aid and Hebrew Orphon Asy- lum, societies. brought gifts and a greeting from their members to Mrs. Edward Postol
 Josef Ziegler acted as toastmaster of the evening. Dr. A. Bernstein read nearly 100 telegrams of felicitation from all over the United States, cablegrams from London and Paris and a wireless from Warsaw, Poland. Samue/ Simon and Hyman Kutler brought greetings from the Zion mass meeting held in Odd Fellows hall. Simon Seltzer, representing the Hebrew Free School. with assistance of Josef {Rubenstein, received many contributions to that institution. After a bountiful supper, dancing was enjoyed to the early morning
 Among those present were: Mir. and Mrs. Jacob Finkelstone. MT. and Mrs. Henry Bresky, MT. and Mrs Shapiro, MT. and Mrs. Sam uel Paset, MT. and Mrs. Philip Carl son, MT. and Mrs. Abraham Krentz- man, MT. and Mrs. Israel Rabinovttz, Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Sackett, MT. and Mrs. Jacob Schloss, MT. and Mrs. Louis Feinbergs MT. and Mrs. Jacob Weinstein, MT. and Mrs. Samuel Ha- rinstein, MT. and Mrs. Jacob Postol, Mir. and Mrs. Norman E. Postol, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Postol, MT. and Mrs. M. Boon, Mrs. Amalia. Lifrhitz, Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Simon, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Ziegler, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Rubenstein, MT. and Mrs. Jacob Levin, MT. and Mrs. A. Barska, Solomon Cohen, Adolph Reich. MT. and Mrs. Isaac Levy, MT. and Mrs. A. tAdelman,. pr. and Mrs. Bernstein, Mrs. Lizzie Goldbaum, MT. and Mrs, H Goldberg, MN and Mrs Samuel Postol. MT. and Mrs. Louis Goldberg, MT. and Mrs. Abraham Abeson, MT. and Mrs. David Aroules Mrs Lillian MT. and Mrs. Frank Fried man, NIT ana MTS. ". Herman, MT. and Mrs. A. Vouen, MT. and Mrs. L. Karpilow, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Boas MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Brownstein, MT. and Mrs. John J. ,Grogan, MT. and Mrs. samuel steinlauf, MT. and Mrs Eli Lifshitz MT. and Mrs. Adolph Reich. MT. and Mrs. Louis Shine, Mr. and Mrs. O. Rissiky. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Reich, MT. and Mrs. Sam Pick man, Nr. aand Mrs. Meyer ,Solpff, Mr. and Mrs. Baum, MT. and Mrat Harry Bogin, Mr. and Mrs. MiduI Hoffman, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Klein, MT. and Mrs. Jacob Miller, Mr. and Mrs. B. Rosenblatt, MT. and Mrs. Samuel Lenchek. MT. and Mrs. Harry Schurr.
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