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lownfromMon-wentjver-peaklivalWater’sring.[ndi-Var-aiuliper■isit-icee,wasthatNewdlug—Abersohn.The most enjoyable event that has occurred in North Manchester society for some time was the marriage of Mr. J. II. Newding, of New York City and Miss Sarah Abersohn of thiscity. \vhi: h took place at the parlors of the Grimes House Tuesday evening. The novelty of a Jewish wedding is a thing that our people had never witnessed and every one was eager to be present at the ceremony, Which in this case differed very little from that of other religious sects. The parlors of the hotel were crowded with the large number of guests present, there being nearly two hundred, many of whom were from abroad.At 7 o’clock the bride and groom entered the parlor accompanied by their nearest relatives and friends and proceeded by Rabbi Jacob Wile, of LaPorte-who performed the ceremony which u'as about twenty minutes in length. The bride was elegantly attired in a dress of cinnamon colored silk, trimmed in point lace; and with orange blossoms and tulle veil fastened m her hair. The groom was dressed in a neat fitting conventional suit of black, and wore white kid gloves.After the ceremony had been performed a sumptuous banquet was spread in the diningroom, after which the greater part of the company repaired -to thsopeirs where they spent afew pleasant hours in dancing tf Use music of Thomas’ orchestra.The bride is the daughter of Mr. I). Abersohn, a resident of this place for several years, and was one of the most esteemed young ladies of this city, and she will be missed not onlv from the home of her father but from the circle of young folks with whom she lias been associated for years. Mr. Newding is a young man of tine appearance, doing business in New' York City. The happy couple left, yesterday afternoon, for New York City which will be their future home. Many a happy God spaed and tire best wishes, for a happy life, of all their friends go with them to their new home.The presents were unusually fine and numerous, the following being theLIST OF PRESENTS:Silver Tea Set, Mr and Mrs H B Shelter, Mr and Mrs W H Weber, Misses Fannie Davis, Fannie Arnold, Carrie McHenry. Addie Hopkins, Dora Bennett, I.lssa Snath, Emma Harter,Lou Sexton, Edith Nqftzgcr^Codi 'Coe.__AdaLantz, Itose Keesoy, Mrs Addie Carson, Messrs T C Bulgier, Lloyd Hopkins, Tom Noftzger, Joe ibacli, C B Frame, Weil Encil. E A F.bbiughous, W if Shaffer, Thomson Arnold, Ed K Qulvev, Link Wilson, Harve Mills ; bed loom set, Nat Frank and wife ; dinaer table, Abe Kaatz. and wife; 850 check. Mr and Mrs Meyrs ; sideboard, Mr and Mrs 8 Wiener; Water Cooler, Jennn: Dembufsky ; silver mug, Mr and Mrs D Fumler-burg: flower design, Mrs Hivley; valise. Mr and Mrs Eggman ; lable spread, Mr and Mrs Johnson; pair damask towels. ChasJohnson; table scarf. Mrs Wiuton and Lou ; pair towels. Miss Clara Tridle: sis fruit plates and fruit dish, Mr and Mrs J F Watkins: butter dish, Mr and Mrs M Meyer; cake basket, Ben Oppetiiieim ; butter disli and knife, Mr Laufevty and daughter; pair napkin Tioga, Agnes Caniinsky ; pair napkin rings, Anna Oppenheim; paintedhand painted piu cushion, Bessie Op-penheiin ; pickle castor, Belt E Oppeiihemi ; id - ■ -.....gold framed vase, Joiru Le.sh and family ; pair emhroided perfume bottles, Mr. and Mrs. Kosher; slaw tongs, Mr and Mrs Lockwood ; pair silver vases, Kide Hamilton and Jim Grimes ; pair perfume bottles and silver frame, K K Leonard and H Cleveland ; a sliver statue, Mr and Mrs B Waltor, Mr and Mrs Frank Williams, WL Moyer; pickle cits!or. Joelloehstim ; pickle castor, 8 W Sheimnn : boquet and card receiver, Mr and Mrs Sexson ; Tidy, Miss Lottie Grimes ; gold lined berry spoon, butter knifeami sugar shell, Cuas Noftzger, Onie Wiuton, B!i...........Rose Rhodes, Maud Wallace, Name Arnold.n IlliailllN. ElUill.l 1UUU| A E OlCWtLll ItllUwife, J 11 Williams and wife ; six fruit plates and berry dish, C H Wiuton and wile ; napkin ring and toothpiek-holder, George Faunce ; silver cup. Will Hldy ; silver soup ladle, Mr and Mrscup, will lfldy ; silver soup ladle, Mr and Mrs Millirou ; sail and pepper caster, Mr am! Mrs CC Beyer; silver tea spoons, Mrs Hamilton anddaughter; silier butter knife and sugar shell, Dr ishafler and wife; silver cream ladle, Sam Mills and wife ; silver cake basket, Mr and Mrs Jesse Arnold, Mr and Mrs L J Noftzger, Mr and Mis J K Wallace, Mr and .Mrs A li f’uweli ; silver mug, Harris Dumbufsky ; one dozen na».-kins, Ike Opjeuhcmi; Brussel rug, Mr and Mrs David.The following persons from other places attended the wedding.Rabbi Jacob Wile, LaPorte.Mr. David aad family. Chicago.M. Meyer and daughter, Goshen.8. Meyer and family, Goshen.Miss Jennie Dembufsky, Goshen.Miss Agnes Caminsky, Goshen.Miss Bessie Oppenheim. Goshen.Mrs. John Lesh and daughter, Goshen.Miss Eva Laulerty, Warsaw.Ben K. Oppenheim, Koann.EdMasaner, New York.Mr. Abe Kaatr. and wife, Goshei.Mr. Nate Frank and wife, Sturgis, Mich.Mr, 8. Weiner and family. South Whitley.Joe lloehstim. South Whitley.Miss Rachel Blumberg, Fort Wayne.Chas M. Jacobs, Cincinnati.Boss Walter and wife, Wabasli.Frank Williams and wife, Wabash.W. L. Moyer, Wabash.Well Eucil, W arsaw.Mrs. Addie Carson, Indianapolis,Frank Kibbey, Richmond.Miss Lizzie Arnold, Huntington.Rev, Chester Church. Auburn.
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North Manchester Journal
North Manchester, Indiana, US
Thu, Aug 14, 1884
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