The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-07-25

follows: Miss Esther Levich of Sioux
Clty, Ia, as maid of honor, and the
Misses Ella Banks, Zelda Gordon,
Leah Feldman, Sara Levich, and Belle
F'ryman Of this city and Miss Sophie
Harris of Williston. After the groom
had taken his place before the altar,
the young ladies returned and escort
ed the bride into the room. The fol-
lowing little flower girls, each carry
ing basket of beautiful flowers, pre-
ceded the party into the room: Ade-
LANES Rosen, Isabelle Epstein, Ruby
Glazer and little Zelda Gordon. The
bride entered the room accompanied
also by her father and mother and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Glazer of Council
Bluffs, La.
AS the bridal party reached the
front of the hall, the bride and her
maids marched around the groom
seven times, the groom standing under
the Jewish canopy, held by four boys,
Kew. Diamond singing a chant in He
brew during this period. Prayers
were offered as the groom placed the
wedding ring on the brides finger.
The wedding contract as signed by
the couple was read in Hebrew by
Kew. Diamond and the translation in
English was read by Edw. Rozen. The
contract was witnessed by c. H. Field
man and "A. Baker. After another
prayer, the couple drank of the wine,
the goblet being broken in accordance
with the Mosaic law, immediately
Following the ceremony, congratu-
lations and best wishes were then Of
fered, after which the Grand March
took place. At the completion of the
march, the guests assembled in the
banquet hall where covers. had been
laid for two hundred. The wedding
feast included all Of the noted Jewish
dishes and was thoroly enjoyed. Short
talks were given by President Shaw
of the city commission and Ira D.
Wight.
Following the banquet, the guests
enjoyed several hours at dancing
The bride appeared especially beau
tiful in gown of white radium and
georgette crepe, all hand embroidered,
with long tulle veil caught with lilies
of tic valley. A shower bouquet of
lilies of the valley and brides roses
completed her costume:e
The couple departed early Monday
morning for the Twin Cities, where
they are enjoying their honeymoon,
after which they will return to Minot,
where the groom has prepared cozy
apartments.
The bride is the daughter Of one of
Mlnot's prominent merchants. She has
grown to Womanhood here AND by her
sweet and unassuming ways has won
a host of friends.
The groom has lived nearly all his
life at Sioux City, Ia, where he was
associated in the wholesale grocery
business with brother. He came to
Minot recently and is proprietor of the
Chain Grocery He is a hustling
young businessman and very success
full.
During the evening 102 kilograms
of congratulations were received from
friends living at points all the way
from New York to San Francisco,
which were read later.
Not thing was overlooked that
would have added pleasure to the we'd
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Among the out-of-town guests were:
Miss Fannie Sgutt, Dogden, N. D.;
Miss Esther Rawitcher, Williston;
Miss Mabel Greengard, Mrs. R. Garri-
son, M. N. Garrison, Harry Rawitcher,
Dave Greengard, Mrs. R. Garrison, M.
N. Garrison, Harry Rawitcher, Dave
Greengard, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Click
man, Sam Greengard, Sam Booth, all
of Williston; Celia Meritsky, Devils
Lake; Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Rosenberg
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rosenberg of
Ryder; Mrs. Cohn and family Of Chi
cago; Mr.. and Mrs. H. Levich, Sioux
City, Ia., Miss Esther Levich, Sioux
City, Ia; Mrs. M. II. Mushkin, Mrs.
J. Rosen and Mr.. NJ Pill, Sioux City,.
Ia; Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Glazer and Abe
Bader, Council Bluffs, Ia; Miss Sara
Glazer, Fort Dodge, Ia; Mr.. Fried
man, Grand Forks; Mrs. Silverman,
McClusky; Jake Jacobson, Kenmare;
Mr. S. B. Sgutt and sons, Dogden; Jos.
Rubin, Palermo; Jos. Simons, Detroit,
Mich.
Among the city guests who enjoyed
the festivities were Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Wight, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. McKoane,
Miss Marie Hansmeyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Shaw and Mr.. and Mrs. G. D.
Colcord.
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