Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-01
Miss RGbinouich
and Dr.. Coopern1an
Married Tuesday

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 last night,
their only daughter, Anna, became the
bride of DR.. Harold Cooperman. The
marriage service was read by Rabbi
Y. Papermaster at half past . SIX
o'clock in the presence of about seven
ty-1ve guests, many of whom were
from out of the city.
The stair railing was solidly banked
with greenery, studded with quantities
of tiny white blossoms. and from the
stairway white ribbons marked h
aisle for the bride and her attendants,
leading the way to a canopy In front
of a large window in the living room.
This was formed of the gypsophelia,
from which showers Of the blossoms,
q background 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 he groom, was at h piano
and played the Lohengrin Bridal
Chorus for the entrance Of thef bride
and her party. Just preceding, the
ceremony Mrs. Joseph Isaacs sang
"A Perfect Day and II Love You
Truly" both by Carrie Jacobs Bond.
Ribbons were stretched by two little
cousins Of the bride, Morton Weingar-
ten and Henrietta Hardstein, !the for
mer IN a suite of white satin, and the
latter in a frock Of the same material.
Through this aisle the groom and his
best man, Joseph Rabinovich, the
BRIDES brother, walked to the impro-
vised alter, to meet the bride. She was
preceded by a ring bearer, Malcolm
Siegel, in a suit Of white satin with
the ring in a pink rose, on a cushion
of white, and his mother, Mrs. Matt
Siegel Of Fargo, as matron Of honor,
gowned in pale green Georgette over
a slip of green charmeuse, and wear
ing a 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 h
Immediately preceded the bride, who
was met at the foot of the stairs by
her father. with whom she walked to
the altar. Ill
A charming costume Of soft white
satin made short length. with a train,
in long wasted, pannier effect. had
embroidered motifs of silver ass9the
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 q
shower OF orchids, valley lilies, and
white roses. M
A wedding dinner followed immedi-
ately after the ceremony. at which the
Roses in quaint holders. centered the
tables, flower favors were, at the Gov
ers, and from the lights were showers
of white blossoms.
Mrs. Rabinovich, the brides moth
er, was gowned in white georgette
crepe with lace, over satin, and her
flowers were a corsage Of blue and
p. Cooperman, the groom's5 mother.
was in g%eorgette Crepe Of sWisteria
shade yer white satin: and with this
she wore yellow roses.4 Mrs. GilIs
gown was of white net, and her flow
ers were pink roses.
Wedding gifts which were numerous
and very handsome, were on view In
rooms on The second floor.
DR.. and. Mrs. Cooperman left last
night for an eastern honeymoon trip,
Mrs. Cooperman travelling in a stun
ming costume of blue broadcloth, with
a picture hat of taupe and pearl grey,
and pearl grey shoes. They will be
away for a few weeks, and expect tt
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.
1Cooperman, who is a p%racticing ply
sician here. Since announcement OF
the marriage date was made a few
weeks g there have been a great
many pleasant affairs in honor of yes.
terday's bride, who Is known as 8
most attractive girl.
Among the out Of town guests, who
have been entertained at Mr.. ant
Mrs. R~abinovich's home during tn,
wedding festivities, were Mr.. and Mrs
Albert P. Cooperman, the groom
parents; Mrs. Lewis Gill and hel
daughter Eunice. sister and niece>o:
the groom, Minneapolis: Mr.. ALDER
Abramowitz Of New York; DR.. VIM
Ginsberg of Omemee; Mr.. and Mrs
Matt Seigel, their daughter Pearl ant
sons Malcolm and Jerome; MI. ant
Mrs. Emil Weingarten. their daughte.
Tohetta and son Morton. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Bert Hardstein, and Mr.. and Mrs
I. NJ. Hardstein, all Of Fargo. tn
brides uncles, aunts and cousins; Mis-
Teresa Heiman Of St. Paul; Mis-
Esther Woolty OF Minneapolis; Mrs
Lawrence Wolf and her daughte,
Florence of st. Paul; Miss Gertrud'
Kulberg of Hankinso1, and Mr.. Jacl
Cohen of Minneapolis.
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