, 1875-01-17

= | dto6e, naoe Wlta long Vatican plaited trail
F. which vas or1lamented with lGrge bows Of Viii
L satin. The tablier uas trimmed with p1aitint
= Of tullc. silk, and satin, wb,le q tul{o nprc
> edged With orange fuwe7s complete
! it. Down the sides Of the. tabhor vi
cs{d via; fhs1p1aitinE q satin aaa lslg
= The square corsaso Was finished NTH tullo an
orange blossoms, while 4 veil elabora .e]
trimmed with the came bridal flowers, envelope
her in its misty folds. The tears which filled be
+ eyes during Tho wedding ceremony and the in
pressivo lecture OF Dr.. Machol hai ouly serve
!, to enhance thoir lustre and add tc her beauty,
Among the other beautifully dressed wou,e
) present may be mentioned Mrs. ClaYburet
|; mother Of the bride, Mrs. Leopold, mother O
tho bridegroom; ;s ;,;; Mss Gay burgl,; AIRS: 7 3
Lovy, Mre: q. A. Kohn, A1rs. ". Soil
mon, Miss BalIsnbers, Miss Cole; Mrs. Lind
auer, htrs. Foreman, Mrs. Jo. Austrian
4liss L;ndaqer, Of Cincinnati 4rs. Horny A
Hart. 1lrs. David kohn, Mss :Einstein. Mrs
achaHner, the Misses l1ohn, Miss Sel.z, OF New
York; Mrs. 5eltz. Mrs. Fsankel, Ma. Aaron
+. Leopold. Of Milwaukee: Mira Nelson Morris
Miss Augusta Rosan berg, Miss Bertha Loopold
Mrs. Weineman, Miss Weineman, and many 9th
ers: A more brilliant display Of drass, line lace
and jewels has rarely been seen in Chicago, Al
the br:dsa ornaments, however, Vere orange
flowers, for, although she Was presented Will
some beautiful dtamonts the buds Of the brila
blossoms replaced the jewelea ear-drops
tho necklace: and the bracelets, and
Diamonds are cold, hard g1ittering jewels, ut.
terly unit for b bride unless she should be past
80. end courageous aad seryile enough to be try
ing a second matrimonial venture. Much com
mondGtion ia due to the Committee Of Arrange
] ments. Messrs. Leopold known aa the Prince),
uorner, and Freudenthaior, for their untir1r <
| exertious to make everything pleasant, for the
guests. They certainly succeeded in doing so
Tho presents Hero valuable aud handsome, in
| Guiding house on Michigan avenue, each floor
furnished by different friends and containing ali
that young bride could possibly desire. Every
thing in tho war Of silver also among tho gifts
| MessrB. Leopold d Austrian gaye the elegant
! parlor furniture for the guest chamber, valued
ut 5000; also tue carpets; Gir. amt Mrs- Leopold
the elegant fucnltule OF the bridal suite Mz.
+ and Mrs. Einstein tho beautiful dinins-roou
furniture; Mr. 81. +. Leopold a silver service; q
gentleman from st. Paul large buffalo head.
with tho horns polished. to be used as hat
rack, and many other presents Of equal value
were bestowed.
scHuL7zLEoNARD.
4 pleasant wedding took p!ace at the reeidenca
OF Mr. Charles =. Leonard, No. SOL Fulton
street, ls daughter, Allss Ida Kate, joining he.
fnte NTH that Of Edward Schultz, the we'll
formed at o'clock, tba Rev. II. N. PoHors Of
fciating. large rumber Of her frienda were
present to wish her ioy, and passed delight
fel evening. The happy pair loft for the East
va tho Michigan Central Road for their honey
moon.
SILVER BELLS
Mr. and Airs. Horncr, who vera guests at tho
Leopold -Clay ynurgh Wedding, celebrated the
twonty-ffth anniversary Of their wedding upon
the same day. 4 pleasant dnner-pa1ty and some
valuable presents from thoir children made it
memorable occasion:
TIN.
Tho tin-wedding OF ar. and Mrs 3. " Cal
lender was celebrated last evening at their resi-
dence, $50 East Indiana street. Mr.. Calender
belongs to tho United St.tes Customs Seryice,
ELSEWHERE.
Among tho recent fashionable weddings in
Now York may be mentioned that of Mlss Edith
Phillips md aIr. Deanistown Wood, Tbs we'd
ding was celebrated at noon, in the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church, and WAS followed By de-
jeuner at Mr.. Philhps' residence.
Also that of Niss He!eu Schermorhorn Welles
aud Mr. George L. Kingslaud, at Grace Church,
Bishop I1ttlejohn and Dr.. Potter officiating. The
bride wore whte silk aud tulls, with brdsf veil.
Mr. DAVID King, Jl., Of Newport r. L, and
11isa Ell. L. Rives were married in the sanao |
church on the 7til Of january, Dr.. Potter, Dr. |
Morgan, aud the Rev. Dir. Sat1eriee officiating.
THO brides dress was white gros-graln, tue, and
lace.
Also at St. Dartholomew's Church, Madison |
avenue, New Yol.s, hiss Henrietta Applebg and |
h1r. Kobsrt " Snlth, D1s. Triog and Cook per-
forming the eereraon7. Tho bride wore the usu-
Il costume Of Whita mlk veil and orange blos- |
solu6.- LILO uoIaA GecQEat100a Gfe spoken OF rs
being extremely beautiful Four groomsmen,,
four bridesmaids, and four ushers assisted. The |
presents were unusually elegant. Among them
yere complete solld SILVER service. weighing
,yer 800 onuces. and beautifully designed from
he brides father, and very large aud hand
|ome camel'a hair shawl from her mother
Among other notable weddings are those OF
IIr. Edward v B. Nissan and Miss EYo Jose-
,hine Peck ut Trinity Chapel, New York
Mr. G. s. brown and Mrs. Bradley, who nero
married. last monsa at Baltimore, we're elegantly
n:ertalacd at the Windsor Hotel, New Yo-k, by
llo brides father, Mr. Thomas Kensett, Of Bal !
imore- The bride vas attirod in 3 pink corded
ilk, elsborntsly trimmed with point 'lace,, and
fore diamond ornaments. {
At Newport, Ky, On the 18th inst. Miss Ida 2.
Richards and hr. Ferd A. Ba.eman were mar
lod. The guests comprised some Of the best
uoWn people in Kentucky. and tho presents
'ere numerous md beautiful. A correspondent | {
the Cincinnati Commercial says: The dress {
special reference. 1t was tea-rose lavender g
u 41s su.o4 - euas eAA eAl1' anu "n!ss IT'LL r
reae and akirt ,rara +os.af,lIs III
atural howers. She wore no iewelry except +
'litaire diamond earrings"
Al tsr's. Mile G!uiln s:rakosch. DAUGHTER Of | !;
. Ts.s- ~ ~ 1aeee ~ tne aAatAutse