The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-26
Observation-Disclosures,
! Noted Society Event In Upper Jewish

A Noted socicty Event In Upper Jewish,
For sometime past the fashionable portion
Of our Hebrew society has been pleasantly
anticiputinga wedding that was celebrated
with great telat last evening at the residence
Of Mrs. Il. Horkheimer, No. SAT Market
street. first, and afterwards at Germania
Hall. The bride was Mrs. lIorkheimer's
charming daughter, Miss Rosa, lister Of the
Messrs. l1orkheImer composing the large and
we'll known wool firm OF IIorkheiniet BROS.
Of this city; ind the groom was Mr.. jacob
Fleiscler. vice president and general mnr.
agcr Of the Denver Brewing Company, OF
Denver, Col. ~ TI
The solemn marriage ceremony OF the
Hebrew faith took place at the residence OF
the BRIDES mother at o'clock, the impres.
sive words that made the two, man and wIfo
being pronounced by Rabbi II. Sessler. Tho
bride looked sweet and stately In a slate
c0lored satin, handsomely trimmed with
point lace; cut square In the bosom and en-
iraine. On her head she wore orange bios.
SONS that fastened ngraceful bridal veil; her
ornaments we're diamonds and she carried
magnificent bridal boquet. The groom
looked happy and contented In semi.eyen.
Ing dress suit |s ~ T" T1H#HH w.
The attendants were Mr.. Leopold Hlrsch
ind Miss Rose laer and Mr.. Louis Horklei.
mer, BROTHER OF tho bride, and Miss Annie
Baer. Miss Rose was becomingly a.,ired In
q black velvet, ttrimmed profusefy with Span.
ish lace, and with sleeves Of the same. Miss
Annie wore u tieht.ilt,ing pale.bluo satin,
TINT was perfection itself and set or to ad.
vantage It's wearer. The ceremony as well
as the reception that followed was witnessed
and attended by only the most intimate
friends and relatives, but their number WIS
large and the assemhiage embraced nearly
all our most prom ncnt Jews and was a very
brilliant one. After the wedding, Carriages
were taken and the party was driven to Ger.
mania Hall where reception and supper
wns rendered the bridal pair by her brothers.
After congratulations had been rendered, the
party was seated at long table spread the
length OF the hull. The table was beyond
doubt, the finest banquet table ever set in the
city. The caterer was Zsigenfelder; tall
pyramids OF rare and handsome flowers, fruits
aud ices and numerous boquets were placed
at intervals on the tables while polished
glass and silver ware sparkled and glis,ened
everywhere.
The menu was one that embraced the deli.
cacies OF the season, the wines were Of the
choicest and every thing WIS served in an ele.
CANT manner by admirably trained servants
While the supper WAS beng discussed the
Opera House orchestra, which was partly
concealed on the stage by pots Of growing
plants, discoHIsea some very line music and
afterwarI furnished music for dane
INK. While the Ices aud wines
were being served Mr.. Morris
IIorkhcimer read upwards OF one hundred
kilograms, including four cab!egrams
from all parts OF the country, conveying
congratulations and best wishes Of nln,erou:
friends, to the newly wooded pair. The
tables being cleared, dancing followed 70,
several hours, the time being heartily enjoy
cd by everyone. MIR, and Mrs. t'lOschel
leave this morning for 3 bridal tour In thu
East for II few days, returning to their West
ern home in time 10 reach Detroit by Tues
day next. when The brides brother, Mr.. Der
nard lIorkhcimer, OF this city will take unto
himself u wife Mr, md Mrs +. ore follow
ed by the hest OF wishes and hopes for theil
future happiness and well being.
The presence received were numerous ant
actually inlescrihable in the space at ouI
command, They included house IN Den
yer, completely furnished, by Mr.. Fs bust
ness associates md friends. Those enumera
ted below constitute only small portion, al
many OF the costllest were forwarded direc
to their future hoMe, In Denver.
Denver brewing Company, elegant silve
water set.
: L. H. Horkhsimer, brother, case Of ao'it
Ma!x Bros, Central City; CAL, French bis
que clock.
julius II. Horkheimer, brother, lnarbl,
| M rlor rlOck '..
Mr.. and Mrs. 1Iaber, McKcesport, silvel
Ice pitcher and goblets
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. :and Durnis Daer, sam,
elegantly
! Mr.. and Mrs Hauouer, pickle castor.
A. Jordan, cake and fruit stand.
Mpssrs. A. and y. and Miss Rose Hirsch
ice pitcher and goblets.
Rev. sessler and lady. fine Morocco album
L.G. Hirsch, same. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. BENZ Daer. silver tea set.
MI. aud Mrs, Mare. Weller. toilet set.
Horkheimef Bros, set OF elegant bedroom
furniture.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wolff, silver butter dish.
Mr. Il. Elorkheimer. mother, one dozer
solid silver spoons and ladle.
Mr. ind Mrs. Henry Baer, silyerware.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. l.oAchAeim, OF philadel
phia, carving set.
| M. anu As' n. LOuCnuelM, silver pear
handled set Of knives. ugi
Simon Dacr, case silverware.
Mr. and Mrs. Lehman. Jacksonville, Ill.
one dozen tea and table spoons.
The costumes Worn by the ladies were nj
rich and handsome, OF silk, eatin and velvet
There were 4 number made with squar,
trims gathered or plaited little below th,
waist, which style is peculiarly adapted Il
satin, which gives to it ull the long, graceful
lines this glistening material demands I,
display It's entire richness and beauty.
All the handsome dresses OF light colors
with very few handsome dark dresses, thu
made them look more beautiful by CONTRAST
grouped about the room waiting for the must
10 commence, or were moving about TO It
enliyening strains in all the mazes Of tn
dance. NJ o