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?rt,a larger or ce been seen use than on Princess L. lesday even-1 Van Wert able nights, second best lundred and ved.ficult select-, displayed[r. Chas. W.and mellow ig admired,trere test inle can cornier, to whom lffectionate-cess,” thor-ience, as she on all oc-^ing under i cold, we sable voice ontrol and lothing in presence is mirers were alent is not idenced in the ambit-f a stage-lg violinist ecutes verydoes not%and precis-f him later, feeling and luable time iolin music, atisfy only artist.amine was lark’s cou-n, who has rice culture s, at Paris, sard Patti, er, Albani, l, who are singers of sel compe-[y of Miss powers and b is endow-te quality, fully equal •and opera parkling in )T ones are addition tovoice, Miss •ue soul of )f continu-portunities onably ex-he world’s jount upon inds. This ction.Jewish Wedding.The most notable society event of the current season was the wedding and feast at the luxurious home of Van Wert’s prominent Israelite, Mr. Abraham Jacobs, Wednesday evening, the* occasion being the union of his daughter, Miss Mattie Beryl, to Mr. Sig Bamberger, a prosperous young merchant of Celina. By seven o’clock, the hour announced for the sacred cremony by which two were to be made one, most of the guests arrived, consisting of the relatives of the bride and groom, the bride’s graduating class and a large number of her Van Wert friends.Presently the soft strains of Mendelssohn’s Wedding March announced the entrance of the bridal party, preceded by Rabbi Aarons, of Fort Wayne, who ascended the altar in one comer of the spacious drawing room, and prefaced the ceremony with an eloquent allusion to the sacredness of marriage and its attending blessings and responsibilities. The customary Jewish marriage rites followed, with an impressive mingling of Hebrew and Anglo-Saxon. As a part of the service, the bride and groom drank from the same cup of wine, to signalize their willingness to drink together from the cup of life, sharing its joys or sorrows, happiness or unhappiness, fortunes or misfortunes; after a Hebraic invocation of the Divine blessing, the married pair again drank from the cup, in token of joy.Then came many affectionate congratulations and wishes for the happy future of Mr, Bamberger and his handsome wife, who later entertained her friends with a song, very sweetly sung.The large concourse of guests then repaired to the dining-room where they relieved a very long table of a very large quantity of very tempting edibles, beginning with unleavened bread and ending with the bride’s cake, and we observed several romantic youthB and maidens surreptitiously pocketing pieces of proper size to dream over. The feast was interrupted by the receipt of many congratulatory messages from New York, Salt Lake City and other points. The toasts offered by Mr. Guilford L.[arble were happily responded to by the reverend Rabbi, the groom and his brother, and Mr. Geo. W. Kohn, Mr. L. X. Jacobs and others.Mr. and Mrs. Bamberger were the recipients of a large number of beautiful and costly presents. They departed yesterday for their new homeat Celina, where they were followed by the heartiest wishes of their friendsfor happiness, long life and prosperity.TheIt is rarely tha performers are e stage and the en to be first-class, cellent rendition the Rice Opera ( Thursday night, good singers ar oughly into th parts. The Mika opera by the aulreplete with ligh able music and customs. The High Executione Lord High Ever; eous Mikado, thlt; the bewitching 1i pretty attendant the great run t! The Rice Co. v* season and may lt;house.Eighteen HandTime has sp another year has still another first We imagine thatiences of our sev€ in the year just e a varied kaleidoi shade. Many ha that are recollect' and pleasure, whi back dark some 1lt; of sadness and reOf all sad words of The saddest are thAh, me! What change What vain predlctloi A few have reached thlt; Some are dead—andMERE ]1886-6-6-6-6-6writeFASHIOK child of Reu knife Sunday ar the abdomen.The M. E. Mite next Wednesday lt;dence of Mrs. H. invitation extendcThe village dad given the cows fai will get pounded themselves scarceWe understand [arsh, proprieto] House, is compl for his new hotel built next season.The Woman’s Society of the M. with Mrs. Dr. I afternoon, Jan. £ freshments will 1aleMasonic Reunion.The annual reunion of speculativeOf course Em what broken up of Monday niglinflnfinee or othlt;
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Van Wert Times
Van Wert, Ohio, US
Fri, Jan 01, 1886
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