The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-13
Sundays Ceremonies in the
City of Rock Island.
Marriage of Mr.. Samish and
Miss Adler.
Also that of Mr.. Louis Kohn
and Miss Mosenfelder.

and Miss Rena Mosenfelder were made men
and wives.
The event was one of great moment,
not alone to the high contracting parties,
but also to their numerous friends and rel
atives, and attracted a large number of
visitors from ST. Louis, Chicago, Mil
waukee, Omaha, Kansas City and several
other places.
The happy couples were the recipients
of numerous handsome presents and con-
CALCULATIONS from their many friends and
well wishers, while letters and kilograms
expressing the senders' regrets at not being
able to be present were equally numer-
Gus.
THE FIRST WEDDING
was that of Mr.. Samish and Miss Adler,
and occurred at the residence of Mr.. Adler,
on Eighteenth street. The house was
profusely decorated with flowers. The
ceremony was pronounced by the Rev. DR..
Moses, of Milwaukee.
This took place at noon, and after re-
ceiving the congratulations of the guests
in attendance, the bridal party repaired to
the residence of Mrs S. Kohn, where an
elaborate dinner was served.
During the dinner some happy speeches
were made by the different guests, and the
whole affair passed off in most pleasant
and successful manner.
THE SECOND WEDDING
was that of Mr.. Kohn and Miss Mosen
fielder, daughter of Mr.. julius Mosenfelder,
of this city. The groom is well and favor
ably known as an employe of the extensive
wholesale house of Kohn & Adler, also of
this city
The second ceremony was also perform
ed by Rev. DIR. Moses and took place at
the Armory hall, which was appropriately
arranged for the event. The marriage oc
CURED at 6 o'clock on Sunday evening.
Following the ceremony banquet was
served in Turner Hall, when fully 900
guests were seated at the tables.
The banquet was the occasion of many
brief speeches delivered by the different
wedding guests.
A reception was held at the conclusion
of the banquet. and continued until late
hour.
THE PRESENTS
to Mrs. Samish were as follows:
Crystal ice cream dish and plate, Mr.. and
Mrs. Maxwell Milwaukee
One dozen silver teaspoons, Mayer and
Ellie Levi, Minneapolis.
One-half dozen silver teaspoons, Mr.. Ar
mold, Davenport.
Silver cake basket, NJ. Ballenberg, Chi
cago.
Six silver forks, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mosen-
fielder, city.
One dozen each silver knives, forks and
spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. l. Epstein, st. Louis |
One dozen glass goblets, water pitcher
and sugar bowl, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Heller,
Milwaukee.
Tea set, majolica, Miss Bersha Lewald, |
Milwaukee.
Silver water pitcher and cup, L. and G.
Reindskopf Milwaukee.
Set of silver knives and forks, L. J. Levi |
and family city.
Glass silver mounted card basket, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Bear and Eli Mosenfelder, city. |
Set of patent fiat irons, Solomon and
Fancy Hirsch, Moline.
Elegant album, S. Hammerslag. Milwau- |
kee.
Silver gold lined soup ladle and spoon, |
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mosenfelder, city.
Silver mounted granite teapot and kitch |
en- utensils, ]. p. Frisch, Milwaukee.
Two large vases, J. Mosenfelder, city
Two walnut, marble-top tables, S. |
Jacoby and mother, ST. Louis.
Elegant hanging elock, Frank Sewald, /
st. Louis.
Wooden blankets, Henry Laib, Laport,
Ind
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field, ST. Louis.
Sideboard, Mr.. and Mrs ]. FL. Adler.
Cake form and picture, Mrs. Heller, Mil |
waukee.
A fine silk handkerchief, Mr.. 1. Roths
child, Davenport.
Silver, gold trimmed card basket, Mr.
and Mrs. Simon, city.
Silver mounted glass toilet set Mr. and |
Mrs Myers, and VIII Myers, Lincoln, Neb
Ivory handle carving set, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Strauss, Des Moines.
Set of majolica fruit plates, j. and Eta /
Helnsfurter, city.
Elegant silk pin cushion, Mrs. ]. Hecht,
Columbus, Ga.
Set majol1ca fruit plates and basket,
Ben Appel, Des Moines.
Set of lace curtains, Fl. Heller and
family, Davenport.
Camp rocking chair, Mr.. and Mrs. /. |
Heinsfurter, city.
Patent plush rocker, Louis Kohn, city. |
Set of dishes, one hundred and thirty
pieces Max and Monroe Kohn
Bronze statue mantel clock, Messrs.
Heidwager and Steightz, Chicag.
THE GIFTS
rendered to Mrs. Kohn are as follows:
One dozen silver tea spoons and a sugar |
spoon, Mr. and Mrs. l.. Heildelberger, |
Chicago; silver water pitcher and cup, MIR |
and Mrs. S. s. Rlnderkopf, Des Moines:
camp chair, Joseph Levi and wife; com
plete set of Thackeray's and Shakespeare's
works, Mr.. Steinhart, New York; plush al
bum, Sol and Sam Sinsheimer, Chicago;
ebony stand and ware from J. Bromberg
and wife, the same from j. Levi and FAM
lily; handsome ebony card table, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Rosenfield; bronze andsplush |
clock, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Eisendrath, Chi
cigo; two Florentine statues Mr.. and Mrs.
Friesch, Milwaukee; case of silver knives
and forks Mr.. and Mrs. A. Loeb; hand
some silver dish, Mr.. Ben Raphael, Dav |
export; cut glass and silver flower vase, |
Mr.. e. Alexander, Alexis; check for
$500, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Bear; a dining
room set table and plush settee. Mrs.