MARRIAGE: Harry JACOB to Lottie ROSENFELD, 1890, Blair County, PA

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WEDDED AT BOSTON
Marriage of Dr. H. Jacob, of Altoona, and Miss Lottie Rosenfeld

  The following account of a marriage is taken from the Boston Globe of 
Wednesday, October 22:
  There was a joyful gathering at 503 Columbus avenue last evening, to 
witness the marriage of Miss Lottie Rosenfeld to Dr. Harry Jacob, of 
Altoona, Pa.  The interesting ceremony was performed by Rabbi Solomon 
Schindler, and the ushers, who were a fine looking corps of young men, 
were Solomon Bacharach, I. Strauss, G. E. Beekman, Kaufman Rosenfeld 
and Harry Johnson.  A. Vogt, of Altoona, was best man.
  The gown worn by the bride was a combination of white faille and 
mousselin de soie, V shaped corsage and demi-train.  The long veil was 
caught up with orange blossoms, and she carried a boquet of cornelis 
cook roses.  Miss Beatrice Rosenfeld, a sister of the bride, was maid 
of honor, and looked like a fairy in a coquettish gown of light blue 
gauzy material, cut d‚collet‚.  So also did three other sisters, Rav, 
Clara and Minnie, with Ida Harris and Birdie Cohn, who wore the same 
diaphanous material in varying tints.  After the ceremony a dainty 
supper was served in the elegant and spacious parlors, which were 
artistically decorated with autumn leaves and smilax.
  Among the guests were the bride's grandmother, Mrs. Caroline 
Rosenfelt, 97 years of age, to whom a journey from the West End to 
witness the affair, was a great event.  There were also present S. B. 
Sterne and wife, Councilman Rosnosky and wife, Rabbi Schindler and 
wife, Mrs. Gansman, sister of the groom, with Master and Miss Gansman; 
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence of Chester, N.Y., H. Strauss and wife, I. Strauss 
of Chelsea, Gus Rosenfeld, Miss Clara Rosenfeld, Mr. Sarlinger and wife 
of Rochester, N.H., the parents of the groom, and nearly twenty 
gentlemen, business associates of the groom in Altoona.  After an 
extended wedding tour the couple will settle in Altoona, where the 
groom will practice his profession.

Morning Tribune, Altoona, Pa., Saturday, October 25, 1890

1890 Altoona City Directory -
JACOB Henry, physician and surgeon, office 1214 Twelfth st, bds Mrs. 
Fry's