, 1877-10-18


Although It canuut DC said In strict Difference
70 truth und tho customs Of society, that Is tho
,ocial scsson +" has jet arrived tn all lts glory
lnd pleasure, the numerous happy events Of
Rst evening would ceft4in'ytead dts{nterestcti
observer to remark that the custat1ls Ut society
must, be 1t Variance with tho clclncilts,
,an,sl.,s ,r e!se society wronT In fixing limo ot
liz saa OF 'o5 the s soea, 'sx'eSS seaac a S
weddings which wcre celebrated lust evening
were as numerous and 1asteiullY ecgant a. In
any correspontiingly long pcriul of tins within
the Menlnry OF tho butterflies Ut BUcial exist
cite. Prominent asnong them, and as i.ap,v
md promising US any, wiz tho narrInge OF Air.
Adolph l.pewenthal, tho cashier ot TIC llr.n Of
stettaner Bros. y Co., to siiss Pauline Wine
Ct Chi.ayo for thu past thirty years, and Ut she
drm q! kol,u. Wineuan d 70.
q, lhr cerr1nuty was performed at o'clock ut
T!aaaar.l Ta, hall. eorusr of Michigan avc1us and
i,al been rroftlscly and elegantly adorned with
nthe sweetest fruits of nature,' e,''--!towers.
Ihe aoorways "ere testooned with ss1i!ax, aud
norai s,,, DESIGNS Of exceeding beauty wero ar
fahEed throughout III profuston. The puTlor.
where the cere,nunY was performed, was llleti
with fragratce frotn thu wealth u dowcrs, and
% aefoss tl.e room was extcnuea a frstoun of
si'a1 sa' i,o whca aspta4ed arri4xe-
Adler. u &he 0rthudox congregation, spukc the
Wurds of union, and Miss nclle Wiuellnn and
allss Emma Locwensha', .!sters ot the bride
HestenbergeF aud Mr. 81. !sasrnIlca ~ grooma.
nen. The young couple gracefully rel eiyrd the
congratulations vi their friends there assem-
e'ed, and u may oc said that all prcsens
tio.s the company repaired to the dining room,
where 2 su,Nptuoua banquet awaited thcm.
md to which substantial Justire saz 1o,,e.
lhc banauei-iall was subsequently abandoned
for ltu danre, atit to the cnllscnIng strains Ut
Hands orchestra tho hours weru quickly danvcd
uway
Among those present were; Mr.. and Mrs.
M Wtostuan, p4rsats Of tao tf4ds;; Mrs, i:oe-
!aeoh Nossaberg, Str. anu slrs. j. Koscnbau,n.
NJ, and Mrs. koseniell, Alr. and Mrs. II. a.
Kohn, str. aud Mrs. Ii. kohn, Str. uud Mrs, D.
% i Il koln s'0 s: f:s f;a2 fksss H. ss ana M: sf:
avitncr, DR.: and Mrs. Manufacturer, Nr: and Mrs.
Il. L. frank, Mr. aud Mrs. d. &Stettauer, Sir.
oarker. NJ. and Mrs. u. suyIaskct, Sir. ali
Hrs: +. Mandel. Mr.. and Mrs. Clayburg. Mr.
md Mrs. U. FoFein all, afr. aad Mrs. u. A.
Meyer, s'sss Gcttic Stetthe,.nes of New York.
k9ht'; Miss Z. Kuhn, alisa Z. Kuhn. Miss rank,
aiss Il. Lcopold, Miss u. Lsopuld, Miss Isose1l.
asld, Mss Noseuhcrg. Miss A. Foreman, Miss
I; FuseMa.,, Miss sliunie Clay1urg, Miss
NV York, Mr.: Max Fraak, Mr. j. Rosenberg,
slr. u. Rosenberg, Dir. i. 6ehutz, Alr, l., Z,
frank, Mt. ste..itz, Mr.. L.. s1aunheIuer, Mr..
Ksua t. aSH''SqfF H. T. ns.,s s IT. IT, ersef Ils xss.
Sr. s N, NlpenAu, Col. Till, Nj. alvscrulc,
Mr., E;,s:nl'auu; Af Weatiabcleer, alr. -solu-
E,LoI' aon uus'nan, T. AF; y. ko,ea!sluu, Mr. Julius
othc1a. s' -
Thr presents were numerous aud costly, and
t1otn lrienos sar and lcar. AZ the request of
:he uuuort further MeAt1on IL prsxluur41.
1tu rtcAnc*s aud bcsuty of tho eustutucx lks.
played weFc In keeping with tae wealth aud
sa4te ol the social circle represented. PromE-
bent amoux tue toilrttes uaA that of Inc Lr,Ie.
WHO wore becoming costume Ut white ptos.
grain silk and white satin, cut IN traine ip Firm
tesse ktslc, With high corsage aud elbow sleeves.
bAe wore tulls veil aud orsuxe blossoms, aud
1as Without jewe}ed ofu2neutation.
A!ss Belle Wiuemsu was uIrsyed in whits
la1latan, with ljkh eorsage u wLitu silk; aud
ornaments, pearls aud natural flowers.
Nils Lncxtutual wulr y rich le4peu -tololel
s1!G, CO traiu, With low, squarv-cut corsaxe.
MtAdameA Wnrluan and Iosxsnthal. the