The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-10
WEDDING IN HIGH LIFE.
Outpour,ns Of R> Wealth Of Israel in
Gotham-Marriase Of L Wealthy Jcwess TO

Outpour,ns Of iE6 Wealth Of Israel In
Gootham-,Iarriase Of Wealthy Jcwess TO
n Hebrew Merchant.
Yesterday will not soon be forgotten among those
of our population who profess the Mosaic faith and
enjoy the reputation OF being tho possess0rs Of
wealth, or, at least, comfortable competency For
weeks among this upper circle" Of the Israetes OF
New York the coming marriage OF the daughter OF
one Of the millionnaires Of their denomination was
being talked about, and great expectations were
raised by many-tongued Dame Rumor as to the
spendor. the wealth and the liberalty OF ornamen-
tation which be exhibited on this s.the most
interesting 0ccason.n
The lady was Miss Pauline schloss, daughter OF
Mr. Moses Scbloss OF the firm OF schloss Brothers, OF
this city; and the gentleman who took Miss Pauline
unto himself as his wife was Mr.. Sigmund H. Stone
hill, Of Cheyenne, in the Territory OF wyoming.
The wedding presents sent 70 the house OF the
BRIDES parents were very numerous ana costly. It
Is not usual among the Israelites to give on such
occasions jewels or precious stones richly set for
personal ornament. The practice has been and ia
wisely kept up to give things useful for the house
hold, only the material changes with the wealth OF
the giver and the position In society Of the receiver
The presents to the bride yesterday were over two
sets and similar articles for the house. the aGrreeate
having been purchased at ifany CO. - cost ovss
nine hundred dollars.
Tss p, was ana q as
The church was crowded almost to excess between
two and three thousand persons being in attendance
father Of the bride, IL one Of the most prominent
and popular members OF the church.
Rev. DR.. 8 Adler, rabbi or rector Of the conarega-
ton of1cated. AS Il was the FIRST marriage cele-
brated In this new and splendid temple every care
taken TO have come or with 6cidt and this was
another reason why 30 many Thousands had assem-.
Tfe bride, attred In white satin ana enwrapped
in vel Of costly lace was LED up 70 the chancei By
no relatives in this country and his parents
still being in Germany, was accompanied
formed in procession as bridesmaids and groomss
men:-The Misses Salie Nordlinger, Rachel Walter.
Lena waiter. Ieonora walter, Ictte smith. Lena
Rosenfeld and Henrietta Sondheim; and the Messrs
Israel N. Schloss brother Of the bride; Isaac Bloom
Simon 8. Bachman, simon Schaefer. Simon N. Sond-
helm, SigTnund Ress, Joseph Bloom. II. Elsfelder
simon Danzg and Louis Haase
solemn snd Many OF the S se, aa
the orthodox Jews were omitted, as the standing OF
the bride and groom under canopy, the offering OF
drinks and then throws the floor to
be broken by stamping on II, az token
then formed shall be eternal All these cere
monies OF the orthodox Church were omitted, and
after hymn, sung by tue choir, short prayer was
said, followed by solemn address to the BRIDE and
groom by the minister upon the religious and moral
duties the engagement OF marriage imposes With
the VOW OF eternal troth and aithiulness the groom
handed TO hts bride the ring anduwhie pronounclng
a similar vow the bride placed the ring on her I'm
ger prayer followed by the priest. who, at the
conclusion, blessed the newly welded pair, placing
his hands upon their heads, and hymn By the choir
closed the religious ceremonies.
The family and all guests specially invited 10 the
dinner then entered their carriages and proceeded 10
Trenor's LYRIC Han, on sixth avenue, near Forty
second street. where dinner for 100 persons had been
provided. The company were seated AT about five
O'Clock the orchestra OF Professor Retzel entertain
ing the assembly with operate norceduI from No.
zart Beethoven, MeyerDcer, Haleyy, OfYenbach
Lortzing, Herve, and manyf others. Judge Rosen.
dale, OF Albany, and Drs. Adler Gurhlem and seve-
raj other gentlemen were called upon TO make ad.
morous and the rcvcrends In earnest exhortations.
The whole aifair concluded with splendid recep.
ton In the private parors Of Lyric Hall and ball in
the large hall, ut which nearly q thousand invited
guests participated.