The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-30
MAN AND WIFE.

OF the firm Of Loeb ~ Co., OF this city,
and one of the faIrest Of tho fair.
Accomplished, beautiful aud wealthy,
her dosertlon from the ranks Of single
blessedncss IL m0urned by all the
young men Of her acquaintance.
| Yesterday, tho dry appointed, was
az bright and beautiful as could be
aslSed FOR Ifthe old saying IL true,
"Happy IL the bride that the sun
shines on" then tho lovely bride had
nothing TO wish for In that respect, for
Old Sol did his level hest, The service
waB announced TO take place
az the Temple Mt six O'clock, p, M,
bat long before that hour fashionable
and brilliant congregation assembled
20 witness the ceremony. Tho temple
was beautifully decorated. The veil
before the "SaRctum Sanotorum,n
which Is usually of red damask, had
been changed to white; leatoons Of
evergrecns, with knots of white satin
ribbons Interpreted, were hung In
graceful curves an arbOr OF evergfeens,
entwined with white ribbons, stood in
front Of the rostrum, and beautiful
blooming plants IN abundance, lent
their fragrance and delicate tlnts To
adOrn the scene.
THE CEREMONY.
The guests were seated AZ they arriv.
cd by those accomplished gentlemen,
Mesars. Seymour and Girson Myer
and Gabe Schwartz, assisted by Mr..
led Manners and Joseph Seinsheimer.
Across the .aises, four seats from the
front, We're stretched white bands Of
ribbon, to bar the progress of all, save
the immediate friends of tho bridal
party. AT quarter past six, the
peal5 Of the organ, played by
Professor Bauer, announced the arri-
Val of the Wedding cortege. The choir
then sang an appropriate selection 10
the party entered the temple, ushers
leading tho way, followed by the rela-
tives of the happy pair, the bride and
groom, bridesmaids end groomsmen,
The party then arranged themselves
on each side of the pulpit, and Rabbi
'1hlSr advanced and began the Zero.
o'n o' ,yhich was conducted in the re-
'9' oharennnner partly in lGuglish and
J" Tl Hebrew. AftaT an impress
oe' shot yer and address, the rabi pro.
OF Sund the couple man and wife.
ere al'eaibride was overwhelmingly love-
rTy "% white silk, full train
dress, white veil, ETC. She was vs-
IDLY agitated during the ceremony,
and seemed to feel the weight of the
solemn obligation she was takln g
upon herself until death do us part. ("
Miss Fanny Feohenback and Miss
Hattie b. Sieher, who acted as brides.
maids, were beautifully dressed in
white satin basques and white carleton
dresses, bearing beautiful bouquets.
The groomsmen were Messrs. Larry
Klein, brother OF the happy man, and
M. Frciberg. Beside the adult brides.
maids and groomsmen, stood two little
Misses, Carrie and Della Loeb and
their brothers, Masters Aleck and sam
Loeb.
The oeremoDy.overthe bridal party,
IN carriages, proceeded to Germania
hall, to receive the congratulations of
their friends, who soon collected in
large numbers, a grand banquet had
been spread for three hundred guests,
and the tables were loaded with all
the dainties that could tempt the up.
petite. In fact the menu was ire.
proachable, and to Mrs. Hoflstadt, of
the DelmoniGo, is due the credit of the
get-up. The wine list embraced the
choicest ventages; cbampagnes, Rod
erer and Mum, Sauternes, Rhine, Red,
Lambertine, etc.
After the guests had discussed the
spread, Mr. Ed. Manners, one of the
ushers and near friends of the groom,
arose and read the congratulatory tel.
egrams, which had passed in during
the evening, numbering twenty-three,
from friends all over the country, and
also one from the mother of the groom,
who sent her blessings. Many OF the
kilograms were witty, aud played on
the word Klein or Kline, which is the
German for small A bout ten o'clock
the hall was cleared and the dance be.
gan, which was keptup till a late hour.
The dresses OF the ladies were ele-
giant, and nearly all the gentlemen
were In full dress. The following guests
from distance, graced the occasion
Ed Manners, Moses Freibcrg, Joseph |
Selnsheimer, Ben Hilbromer and Lang |
Klein, all of Galveston; James Weir
and Peter Turbot, of Mckinney, and |
Mr.. Clark and Miss Maggie Kee, Of
Groesbeck. The happy pair will leave
this morning for tour through the
north and east, and bear with them
the good wishes of THE HERALD and a
host of friends.