The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-12-29
WEDDING BELLS.


On last Wednesday evening was celebrated
the first truly Hebrew wedding ever Wit
messed in this city. 1t was in all respects q
delightful occasion, one that will long be re-
membered by the favored guests, and the
parties in interest.
The contracting parties were Miss Gussie
Marx and Mr.. Sam Lowman, both of this
city. The ceremony took place at the Lotus
Hall, which had been beautifully decorated
for the occasion. The ceremony was
performed by Rabbi Eppstein, of Kan
sas City, Missouri, and was very i'm
pressive throughout. The learned rabbi
particularly dwelt on the new duties which
| the young couple were assuming, and from
the deep attention with which his remarks
were received, we have no doubt his words
were well needed.
After the ceremony WIS over, the invited
guests seated themselves at the banqueting
table, which was served by that prince of
caterers, Billy Taylor, and full justice was
done to the cuisine.
As our Hebrew friends consider wedding
time for jollification, dancing was INDUCED
in, and kept up till long after midnight.
The..newly married couple were the recip-
tents OF numerous and costly presents, OF
which We give partial list:
Mr.. and Lrs. Marx, parents of the bride,
Europe, solid silver castor and carving
knife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marx, st. Louis, one-half
dozen tea and table spoons.
Mr.. A. Haas, st. Louis, solid silver soup
plate.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Scheuer, Germany, solid
silver table spoons, knives and forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry n. Marx, st. Loui,.
elegant clock, covered with red plush,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Marx, st. Louis. beau
tiful silver pitcher aud tray.
Mr.. E.J. Marx, st Louis, handsome majol-
lea lamp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greensfelder, St. Louis, ele-
giant pair Of cornices.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. N. Wyler, Cincinnati,
Ohio, fine swinging pitcher with silver
goblet.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. wise, Cincinnati, Ohio,
solid silver forks aud knives.
J. Kronacher and wife, Cincinnati, Ohio,
one-half dozen silver spoons.
Ed. and Leo Lowman. Cincinnati, Ohio,
marble clock and two large bronze statues.
!. Lowman, Topeka, Kansas, rockingham.
j. RosenheIm, Cincinnati, silver butter
dish.
Sam. Leopold aud wife, Chicago, coffee set
and tray, three pieces.
Joe Hess and wife, Emporia, silver fruit
stand.
Ackerland & Wyler, Cincinnati, six table
and tea spoons, forks and knives.
Gertie and Nellie Hays, set OF handsome
lace pillow shams.
Eli Youngfeld, Winfield, pair Of silver
napkin rings.
Lulu and Susie Rockwell, set of nut picks.
Mrs. s. Strauss. Georgetown, Colorado,
handsome lace tidy.
Joseph Gerson, wife and three daughters,
Newton, silver cake basket.
d. Hays and wife, hand painted china set,
Of ffty-four pieces.
N. NJ. Fechheimer and wife, silver cake
basket.
NJ. w. Levy aud wife, elegant silver tea
vet, four pieces.
Gottleib Strauss & Co., Cincinnati, silver
water pitcher.
A KATE and wife, beautiful card receiver
Joe Rich and wife, an elaborate silver cas-
tor.
A. Hess and wife, silver bouquet holder.
Cash Henderson and wife, set of Japanese
brackets.
Montague Jacks, silver revolving jewelry
Ease.
Robert Jacks and Charles Oppenheimer,
me dozen silver knives with handsome case.
Judge E. Hill and wife, cake basket.
Mrs. T. Teuschel, pair of vases.
DIR. McAdams and wife, silver cake bas-
let.
Captain White, velvet card case with cards.
Harry Lauer, pair Of silver napkin rings.
E. Appellant. Russian leather glove box.
J. Kahn, silver picket dish.
J. Pollack, pair of vases.
Harry Ozanne, handsome granite jewel
asket.
Misses Jennie and Oracle Hill, set Of
apsness plates.
Misses Nellie and Blanche Fschheimer, .
ausry bird cage.