The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-02
A jewish GIRLS ROMANCE.
The Daughter Of Rabbi in Cincinnati
Loves a Gentle.
A MARRIAGE IN SECRET.
A Nine Days Feast of
Gossip.
SENSATION IN SOCIETY.
A MARRIAGE IN SECRET,
SENSATION IN SOCIETY.


lFrom tho ClnCiuuAu rsnquisGs Mey owl
When the Earl Rosebery recently won and wed the
wsalthiest maiden in all Israel cabic and wire the
world over burned in their eager desire to give the
details 10 the reading people OF all chimes. For IN
every land have the sons and daughters OF Judea
grown prominent their prosperity, and IN all they
have reaped reward Of The genius Of industry and
Of the foresight OF frugaty: have grown to be an inn
potant element social e, even in its highest cur
rents SO when Miss Rothschild gave her hand to the
ordy Christian the nations wondered not as they
would done one hundred years ago, but reoiced
that at last the inbred prejudces Of ages soften
ing under advancement and enlightenment OF the
century and that the days In which the Jew was as
to the Christian had at last passed Into
oblivion hand in hand with the custom OF performinga
public burial for the Hebrew maiden VINO SO far
forgot her loyalty her tribe and TO tho ancient
faith OF her fathers as to wed Nazarene. And yet
there was marriage in Cincinnati yesterday that
threw IsraeIitish circles into OF excitement
and let loose a food Of comment not altogether favor
able TO the theory that Jew and Gentle were to
be no longer oil aud water as Of old And hungry
gossip grew the nungrier when 1t known that the
bride daughter OF one Of the priests OF Israel
and the groom widely known member OF the Cincin-
natl bar tie subject OF our story is the wedding
OF Miss Helen Wise, daughter OF Or. Isaac H. Wise,
rabbi of the Plumb Street Temple, and Mr.. james
Molony, late Assistant Prosecutor Of Hamilton comfy
THE ROMANCE.
II was a runaway match one OF the good old FASH
ioneu kind that ever since love hrst laughed at lock-
smitns--and that probably as soon as the latter
appeared on earth-havc been the hope and the refuge
OF maiden gallant who loved wisely and well IN
their own beiei, but not so that oil the heads OF
their respective households. The engagement was OF
nearly tour years. Standing, and the mutual affection
mud intimacy oil Miss Use and her husband oil to-day
began when the latter was the aally and often the
nignty guest OF the Use mansion, welcomed there as
the bosom friend and boon com anon OF one OF the
sons OF the RABBIT Two years ago. proved BY the
OF Dr. Wise below. and II Is SAID NJ the sugges.
ton oil Mr May, son -in-iaw or The latter, be (Mr.
MolOrV1 forbidden the house, IL LOO tate, as
the event proved They had met and they had owed
In family objections. As air were the bar.
rers Of sect or creed. No father brother
cessiuy cisparage TO g,rl her first lover He IS 10
her a nero, ana ne be equally constant the twain
VIII mate as surely the robins build their nests
spring, unless Sickness or death stalk between. SO
was tue ..oid, old story" and they were married.
THE WEDDING.
aNot to be reported tho legend on the regis
ter Marriage license Clerk opposite the entry
.James Moiony ana ncien WISE, anu so, ivr won
der The issuing the legal "tnis man and
this woman" 10 marry escaped insertion in the
.s0range Blossoms list IN the Enquirer, md the
curiosity OF Court House reporter ana officials And
TINS was OF part and pa with The oiner wsIl-iald
schemes OF the lovers On tuesday, at about eleven
A. NJ Miss wise bid adieu TO her parental root osten
sloy 10 visit cousins, the Blooms, aud with them
IL is believed she spent portion oil the day Later IN
the public ceremonial aud rejoicing customary
among her people, put In inc secrecy OF
womun-apa took carly tea. Then the coupe
quleliy took carriage ana were driven TO the
residence OF Rev Charles wendts, NO 500 wost Sew
thai both were strangers 10 him. The license was
shown however ana IN the pariors OF The little Tome
and Mound streets, james Aoiouy and Helen Wise
we're MADE one. Hail an hour later the register OF
the Cali House bore the record, "James holony and
wife, No. o." aud the deed was done.
THE DISCLOSURE.
Yesterday morning Mss Wise herself went TO her
home, Ia tho absence OF her iather, who edits the
Israeit, broke The news TO her stepmosher ana re-
quesled her trunks already packed IN anticipation
They reaaIy Accorded 10 her, and she left abe
home Of her youth, perhaps forever From thus
ha nuVa mad ran, fPnn nm IN
tongue and 'stili the wonder grew" The relatives
Of Miss Wise visited the License Clerks office and
found The we have given It, DR.. Wise wrote
10 DR. Wendte TO Nno~ If he had performed the ccre
mouy, anu received an Affirmative rspy accompanied
by the assurance that he was unaware that he was
performing any ceremony out OF The ordinary. In
deed Dr. werdts stated 70 Enquirer reporter last
anything but strongly Jewish 10 him. He reiuc-
tan, 10 giving In ormaton but stated that the parties
10 him In walking costume at about nine O'Clock
anu that there we're no witnesses 10 the rite but nim
self
THE BRIDE AND GROOM.
Miss Helen Wise the thru daughter ana fifth
child OF Dr. RABBI ise, Of the most learned and
best beloved OF the hebrew clergy IN tins country
She Is OF medium height and slight though iuil and
graceful figure, anu hrs eyes that seemed 10 a
casual observer dark blue, In keeping with hair
hat marks ner neither a oecidsd brunette yet
biooae. Her Hebrew type IL not strongiy marked,
ind yet more SO than that OF her brothers. the lam
lily being OF bohemian origin and handsome the
broadcast sense Of thar word She Is pretty, u not
beautiful, more than suaiy accomplished, being
. pianist Of good attainment and speaking German
ana French, the former perfectly and tho latter
Hucnty. Probably che never looked letter In DER
lite lnan when seen entering the o,niag room tue
Gait House iast evening. She wore neat gray
walking dress. with close ntt,Is jacket, pearl pend
ants la her ears. and COLA breastpip. seemingly u
scege badge, nj her tDroaI This was her wedding
treas and as sbrlac OF iwenty-shs is just comp ct
ing her twentieth yssr-It became her we'll She
has been iavoritc 10 her oome aud an ornament to
her social circle, and any man might be proud 10 cal
ner vile. so seemed TO DO the groom, VINO, SLEEK aud
IKE bridegroom 10 Wedding garments 100. was
picture OF manly beauty. Whatever Mr.. hoiony's
snemies may say OF him Ia THIS episode oil his lite,
hey all admit nIm 10 De handsome fellow we'll cal
.uiated 10 turn any girs head, anc u may turn out
that. with TINS new departure TO date from the
iway bride will nave no cause 10 regret the step
AIKEN, even though u causes temporary estranRe- |
mcnt rom her iarniiy aud that social ostrscisin
which some lines among orthodox lsraeies follows
tho course she mas taken.
Up TO last night Mr. Moouy's family, who 1.-Two In
the county, were IN ignorance OF tps course he had
taken. Iney had also objected his choice on
grounds OF sect being Ike himself OF Episcopaian
extraction ana afiiaiions IL Is NOT likely they
will De obdurate, however, ana u Is probable that
after weeks stay the Cali the honey moon will bs
spent among them. Certainly u vail lapse IN our
Dr. Wise immediate family consists Of his second
wife, whom he married some Two years ago, nm IN
FAINT child ana tour sons nj Jour by his nrst
wife. One OF these daughters - married TO AR. Ben
tann May, and among the latter connection the ieei
ing against Mr. Molony last night seemed quite otter
The iather found preparing MS lecture Tor Sab
BATH seemed oatn TO talk on tn SUBJECT but ms iecl
ing mong those who know Nun perhaps DO bit
1erstoou IRON the tone OF tue follow
TO rHK EpIroR or rnE EseufRxR.--
Permit, st.te. columns Of your pager,
rage Of Miss Helen Wise Mr. James Moony, scems
sed by Rev Mr. Wcndre that the said Mr MoIony had
prohibited to visit the rest Of Miss
the last two ad not IN those Drcnses
IN lev. MI NeDdte has sole that
marriage without any notification TO tn. psrsns ct the
young lady. Isaac VI. WISE.
Il would, perhaps, be only justice to all parties 10
say that Dr. Wise 10 known to entertain liberal views
on an subjects though discouragng the iutcrmarfy.
ing OF any sects aud tbat his views Ia the present
matter be perhaps expressed. as ~ was we'll aud witiIy
put by OF his sons last night THE trouble Win
jim ~, not thst he " Christian, but that be ~
Cbrstian.p But ''sIl ~ veil that ends WE'LL and
che public sympathy will ever go out 10 The IN
.ucll cases tiod bless them ~ VIII come iron, many
Abcart. whether u nnds echo in those the
parents. II was alwavs anu Will be until youth
ana love shall anu worse Than chaos has
come passionless world.
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