The Evening critic., 1882-11-23
WEDDING BELLS RINGING.
The Newmcy NuptiaIs.


One OF the most brilliant marriages Wash.
ington society has produced for many years
occurred at @ O'Clock last evening attic Eighth
street Synagogue. Mr.. Louis Newmeyer, the
popular, well known, and enterprising Sew
enth.street clothier, took as his life companion
the accomplished and viyacious Miss May Ben
singer, OF South Washington. The bridal party
entered the church to tho strains OF the in.
spring wedding march from Lohengrln and
took their places before tho Rev. Rabbi Stern,
the pastor, who pronounced the ceremony.
The bride appeared beautiful in her white
satin, white nuns yelling, with moire and
Spanish lace trimmings, court train, orange
blossoms and diamond ornaments.
The ushers were. Joseph Strasburger, Dave
Nachman, Sam Graus, !. Herman, NJ Ham
burger and s. Katzenstein. The church was
beautifully decorated with evergreens and cut
flowers. After the ceremony reception was
held at st. Joseph's Hall, where tho happy
couple were the recipients OF the hearty con-
gratulations OF their many friends. There
were many costly and handsome presents re-
ceived, among them piano, bedroom and par
Tor sets,diningtable and chairs, bookcase, GEN.
tire table, etc. After the reception tho happy
couple departed on n two-weeks tour. THE
CRITIC congratulates the bride upon securing
one OF the most highly respected and genial
gentlemen in Washington for a husband, while
he is TO be congratulated upon his worthy
bride. Among the many present at the recep'
ton were Misses Blanche Soloman, OF Balti-
more; Annie Bowman, of Richmond, Va;
Bertha Kaufman, Fannie Goodman, Bertha
strasburger, A.. Wolf, Michaells Blendheim,
Cans, Gertrude wallestein, OF Richmond;
KaIisher, straus, Rosenhoim, Emma Ben,
singer, Stein, dnsdorf, Wetmyer, Bowman,
Mesdames Schmidt, Newmoyer, Bloom, Green
apple, Benheimer, Goldman, Engel, Harris,
Nowmeyer, Hoffa, Rubensteln, Saks, Messrs.
Max Kaufman, II. d. Clark, A. Herman, d.
Engel and wife, II. Harris and wife, n. New
meyer, Moses Newmeyer, Clusky Cromwell,
Demetrlus Myer, Ike Cans, and many others.
Magruder-Burns.
Yesterday evening DR.. George Lloyd Ma
grader and Miss Belle, daughter of General w.
w RurnS. married briln'g
dencc, 30 Mcpherson Square. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Father Lynch. The
heavy gros.grain silk, en- train, with striped
satin MORE in front width, forming broad
plats on eithcr side. The corsage was cut
the garniture of old point-iace. broad llower
OF old point sixteen inches deep finished this
| elegant toilet. The bridal veil was adjusted
by II crown OF white blossoms. Tho bride car
ried a bouquet OF lilies of the valley and rose
| buds.
The parlors OF the mansion were thronged,
among the many guests present being Mr..
and Mrs. John II. Magruder, General Sherman,
| Miss Sherman Mrs. Thackara, General Van
| yliet, General and Mrs. sackett, General and
| General and Mrs. Poe, Mr.. and Mrs. Boar
gan, DR.. Carroll Morgan, Misses Morgan, Mrs.
| George Morgan, Mrs. Dudley Morgan, Mrs.
| Evelina Morgan, Justice and Mrs. Miller, Mrs.
| DR.. Lincoln, Miss Morrill,, General McKeever,
DR.. Graftan Tyler, DR.. and Miss Elliott, Mrs.
| and Misses McCeeney, Mr.. Luce, General and
Mrs. Brown, Admiral and Mrs. Almey, Com
modore and Mrs. Pattison, Dr.. and Mrs.
Brown u s. N; Mrs; soR w,Snc Jones' Miss
we'll, General and Mrs. Myers, General Denver,
Mrs. Lincoln, Colonel and Mrs. Kilman, Major
and Mrs. Nash, Mr. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs;
Mrs. Turner, Mrs. General Ricketts,, General
| Beverly Robertson, General and Mrs Graham,
Mr. and Mrs Stevens, Mr. BALLARD Smith Mrs;
Rosa Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder, Misses Free
man, Miss Ruckcr, Mrs. and Misses Hill, Cen
eral Palmer, Mrs. and Miss Livingston, Mr..
General and Mrs. Card, Mrs. Fairfax, Mrs.
Ruby Johnson, Mrs. Emily Brooks, Dr. Walter
| Briscoe, DR.. II. ii. Banks and wife, Mrs. Sena-
tor Butler, and Mr.. Key. Tho Doctor and Mrs.
Magruder left for New York on the O'Clock
| tain.
| JOhnstOn-B astianeIIi.
Miss Kate Airline Johnston, daughter OF Mr..
| Horace Johnston, OF the Windsor family Of
Prince William County, Va, and Mr.. Adrian
| Bastianelli, member OF the iirm OF Carhart,
| Whitford x Co, one OF the largest and wealth
| lest clothing houses Of New York city, and q
| son OF Mr.. Titus Bastanelli, who was for many
years prominent official OF tho postofllce De.
| partment, wero quietly married at Trinity
| Church, corner Third and streets northwest,
| Wednesday afternoon, at o o'clock, by tho Rev.
DR., Addison. only the members of tho family
and few Intimate friends were present.
The bridal party entered tho church
while the beautiful march from Lohen-
grin pealed from the massive organ, and
which was heavily loaded with flowers, and
were Joined In wedlock by the bonds OF the
Episcopal service. Tho bride was at,ired In a
| handsomely. embroiderod purple velvet dress,
| with diamond ornaments. After the ceremony
the happy couple were the recipients OF many
| hearty congratulations from their friends
| Many handsome presents were received, one,
| a handsome tca.set, being sent by the Arm OF
which Mr.. Bastianelli is member. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Bastianelli left for their new home IN
New York after the ceremony, carrying the
best wishes of their many friends for their
future happiness.