The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-01
Miss Anna Rabinovich,
Well Known In Fargo,
WEEDS in Forks Tuesday

Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Siegel daugh-
ter Pearl, and sons Malcolm and
Jerome; Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Vein
garten, daughter Tohetta, and son
Morton; Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hard
stein. and Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ. Hard
stein, all of Fargo, being uncles,
| aunts and cousins of Miss Anna
Rabinovich. have been in Grand
Forks for the past few days to at
tend festivities connected with thu
wedding of Miss Rabinovich and DIR
Harold Cooperman, the latter also
of Grand Forks. The bride is well
known in Fargo, where she has visit
ed many times. The Grand Forks
Herald says in part Of the wedding,
which took place Tuesday evening:
In a lovely setting of green and
white effected with the use of much
greenery, ~gypsophelia, and white
summer blossoms, in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Max Rabinovich. their only
daughter, Anna, became the bride OF
DR.. Harold Cooperman. The marri-
age services was read by Rabbi V.
Papermaster at $50 o'clock in the
presence of about seventy five
guests. many of whom were from out
Of the city.
The stair ratings was solidly
banked with greenery, studded with
and from the stairway white ribbons
marked the aisle for the bride and
her attendants, leading the way to
a canopy in front of large window
in the living room. This was form
ed of the gypsophelia, from which
showers of the blossoms, and a bank
| Of palms and ferns formed a back
ground as the bridal party stood
here during the ceremony. Through
all Of the rooms the greenery and
blossoms were banked.
Mrs. Lewis Gill of Minneapolis, a
sister of the bridegroom, was at the
piano and played the Lohengrin
Bridal Chorus for the entrance of
| ceding the ceremony Mrs. Joseph
Isaacson sang "A Perfect Day" and
II Love You Truly" both by Carrie
Jacobs Bond.
Ribbons were stretched by two lit
tie cousins of the bride, Morton
Weingarten and Henrietta Hard
| stein, the former in suit of white
satin, and the later in a frock of the
same material Through this aisle
the bridegroom and his best man,
Joseph RabinoVich, the brides broth
er, walked to the improvised alter
to meet the bride, who was preceded
by a ring bearer, Malcolm Siegel, in
a suit of white satin with the ring
in pink rose, on a cushion of white,
and his mother, Mrs. Matt Siegel of
Fargo, as matron of house, gowned
| in pale green Georgette over a slip
of green charmeuse, and wearing q
corsage of pink roses and lilies-of-
the-valley.
Dorothy Hardstein of Fargo, also
the brides cousin, in a frock of white
crepe de chine carried pink and white
sweet peas and roses in a basket Of
white tulle tied with ribbon, and she
Immediately preceded the bride, who
was met at the foot of the stairs by
her father, with whom she walked
to the altar
A charming bridal costume of soft
white satin made short length, with
a train, in long WASTED, pannier eff
feet, had embroidered motifs of silver
as the only trimming. With this a
long veil of tulle, held low over the
forehead with a band of pearls, was
worn, by this attractive bride, and
she held a shower of orchids, valley
lilies, and white roses.
a wedding dinner folloWcd lmmedi-
ately after the ceremony, at which
the tables held covers for seventy
| Ave. Roses in quaint holders, center
ed the tables, flower favors were at
the covers, and from the lights were
showers of white blossoms. .
DIR. and Mrs. Coperman left for an
eastern honeymoon trip. They will
be away for a few weeks, and expect
to return here to be at home to their
| friends in the fall.
The wedding has occasioned much
interest because of the prominence
of the bride and her family and DR.,
Cooperman, who is a practicing ply
! stefan here. Since announcement of
the marriage date was made a few
weeks ago there have been a great
many pleasant affairs in honor OF
the bride, who is known as a most
attractive girl.