Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-04
KAuFEmAN.LAyENTHAL.
A Brilliant Wedding.

Levin's Hall at s O'Clock last
night presented an animated and
beautiful appearance. Many Of
Tucson's most prominent citizens
had gathered there to witness the
nuptials of two young perso ne
whose future, IL as bright as the
kind wishes Of friends would have
1t, will be happy as the poets
dream. The Hall was tastefully
ornamented around the sides with
festoons of evergreens and the
chandeliers, trim med with ever
greens and flowers, fairly bIazed
with light. The bridal party form
ed in the green room adjoining the
hall and emerged from side door
into the presence of the guests. A
table was moved forward in front
Of the stage on which were placed
the necessary documents for the
marriage cere olony and some vases
of beautiful flowers.
Miss TeaDy LaventhaI, the bride,
was arrayed in white tafletan with
white satin bodice, court train.
Her dress was trimmed with white
satin and bridal veil, surm mounted
with orange blossoms, dropped
gracefully over her form. Isidor
Kaufman, the groom, 1t is unnec-
essary to say. was fauItlessly at.
tired. A white canopy was held
over the couple while the cere mo.
ny was performed. Judge Neugass
performed the civil ceremony, after
which II. Lowenstein, in an i'm.
pressive manner. married the
couple according TO the rites of the
Hebrew faith.
The magnificent appearance of
the bride was topic of general
comment. She Is a demi-blOnde of
q somewhat robust type with q
splendid figure aud a very hand
some face. AS their numerous
friends crowded around Mr.. aud
Mrs. Kaufman to offer their sin.
cere congratulations there was
probably not one present as he
watched the varying play of ex-
preston on the smiling face Of the
bride, but thought the groom was
an exceedingly fortunate person.
The room was cleared aud the
ladies and gentlemen paired off in
couples and were soon cngrOssed
in the mazes of the dance, the ele.
CANT toilets of the ladies aud their
sparkling eyes and Il 4shing jewel.
ry constituting u BRILLIANT aud en-
joyable picture.
AT 1880 O'clock supper was serv-
ed on tables extending the length
of the hall. All the viands of the
season were spread in tempting ar
ray before the guests anu a mum.
Der of sprightIy toasts, bubbling
over at times with wit, were ex-
changed over the festive board.
After supper dancing was resum-
ed and continued to an early hour
in the morning. Among the ladies
present were, Mrs. LsventhaI, Miss
solomon, Mrs. Cherzinski, Mrs.
Zeckendorf, Mrs. Hamburg, Mrs.
Solomon, Mrs. Drachman, Mrs.
Barnett, Miss Fannie Jacobs, Miss
Eve Cherzinski, Mrs. Ezekiels,
Miss Bette Ezekiels, Mrs. Gott'
helf. Mrs. Kresham, Mrs. Wittel.
shoffer, Miss Schayer, Mrs. Norton,
MIS-. Block, Mrs. Ferrin, Mrs. Gold.
tree, Mrs. Rich and Mrs. Kauf.
man.
Among the gentlemen, VIM.
Zeckendorf, s. Goodfriend, IL
Summerfield, Mr.. Lo wenstein, Mr.
Bisbee, K. Laventhal, Mr.. Ferrin,
Mr.. Block, l.. SUNNI erfield, J. Kop.
per. ]. Norton, J. Conn, z. Gott
helf, Chas Kresham, l.. SulIy, Mr.
Goldbaum, M. Lewis, A. MARI
Mr.. Barnett, Mr.. WittelshOffer, A
Levy, J. Levy, j. Kaufman, II. NJ
kaufman, q. A. Stein, A. Gold
stein, M. Lowenstein, s. Drach
man, f. Gonzales, E. Cherwin-ki
M. Lichtenstalh, ]. Hamburg, d,
Jacobs, Judge Neugass, Mr.. Selig
man, 9. Ray, NJ Luiy, M. Wolff,
E. Wolff FL. G. Kleset and M. s
Fullmer.-Arisona Journal.