The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-07
Daughters Of Prominent Bis.
marck Residents Married in
Separate Ceremonies

The marriage Of Miss Sally Rubin
to Oscar Ahern, and the wedding Of
her sister, Miss Ruth Rubin, and
George Weiss took place ct two
beautiful ceremonies yesterday after
noon ct the homo Of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Rubin.
At five o'clock Miss Sally Rubins
wedding party, composed Of Mr.. and
Mrs. william Abromovitz, parents Of
the groom, Maurice ehanfield, best
man, Mr.. Abern, the groom, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rubin, parents Of the bride,
Miss Sally Ann Rigler, maid Of hon
or. little Audrey Felicia Rigler, flow
er girl, and the bride entered.
4a They took their places In the liv-
ing room In the order named, with
the bride and groom. who stood be-
meath canopy upheld by Misses
Fannie and Frieda Abromovitx, sis
tiers Of the groom, Harry Rubin,
brother Of the bride, and Robert
Premier.
Miss Bernice Rosen, cousin OF The
bride, played Mendelssohn's wedding
march as the procession entered.
The ceremony was performed by
Rabbi Mekler. Preceding the services,
Mrs. Herman Tilsen sang Because"
td'EIardelot).
III Immediately following the first
ceremony, the wedding Of Miss Ruth
Rubin and George Weiss was SOL
emnized.
The bridal procession entered the
living room while wedding music from
Mendelssohn was played softly by
Miss Bernice Rosen, Mandan.
In the group were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rigler. Wishek, Harry Rubin,
who was best man. the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Rubin, the maid
Of honor. Ruth Rigler, cousin Of the
bride, the flower girl. and the bride.
The bridal couple took their places
beneath tho wedding canopy upheld
by the groom's sisters, the Misses
Fannie and Frieda Abromovitz,
Maurice Shanfield and Robert Prem
ner.
Mrs. Alfred Thai, cousin Of the
bride, sang, II Love You Truly" be-
fore the ceremony, which was per-
formed by Rabbi Mekler.
Guests at tho weddings were only
close relatives Of the brides and
yroomS.
The brides gowns were both fash
Toned Of ivory white satin, made
sleeveless with close.fitting bodices
and bouffant skirts.
The skirt Of Mrs. Abern's gown was
embroidered In seed pearls, and these
also outlined the neck. Her veil Of
tulle was fastened with flowers, and
had m exquisite lace border. Her
slippers were Of white satin embroid-
cred In gold.
The dress Of Mrs. Weiss had yoke
and skirt Of lace.
Her veil was OF tulle, bordered with
lace matching the lace Of her gown.
She wore silver slippers embellished
with silver beads.
Both brides carried similar shower
bouquets OF white roses ana lilies Of
the valley fastened With tulle.
Miss Sally Ann Rigler, maid Of
honor for Mrs. Abern, wore q sleeve
less frock Of green satin and tulle,
with TERED skirt Of the tulle, made
with uneven hemline. She wore silver
slippers and hose. Her flowers were
q bouquet Of sweetheart roses fast
ened with pink tulle.
Miss Ruth Rigler, who attended
Mrs. Weiss. wore yellow satin for
NAL dress ornamented with yellow
brilliants. The skirt Of the 1rock was
fashioned longer In the back, and was
flOunced. Her slippers were silver,
and her bouquet was Of pink roses
and ferns tied with pink tulle.
The frock Of the tiny flower girl,
who Is just two years old, was Of yell
low crepe. She carried . basket Of
pink roses.
Mrs. Rubin. mother Of the brides.
wore . gown Of ashes Of roses geor-
gette. 1T was embellished with lace
on the bodice and skirt, and finished
with . sash Of golden brown velvet.
She wore Q corsage Of pink roses.
Mrs. Abromovitz, mother Of Mr..
Abern. was dressed In Q frock Of lace
over independence blue crepe. Her
corsage was Of violets and lilies Of
the valley.
Frieds Abromovitx, sister Of one Of
the groon1s, wore period style frock,
Of yellow georgette with tight fitting
bodice, and . bouffant skirt shaded
from buttelcup yellow to deep golden
yellow. She wore gold shoes and
hose. and her corsage was Of tea
roses.
Her sister. Miss Fannie Abromovitz
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