The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-06
THREE WEDDINGS
HAPPILY soLEMNlzfD YESTERDAY
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some rOuSv Ladies, and a Pittsburgh Man
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Ceremony In the SIEH LanEuas,.

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Three wedding ceremonies were solemnized
yesterday, tive in this cityand one at Bridge
port At Arion hall, corner OF Main and
Twentieth streets last evening, a merry
crowd gathered TO witness one OF these, al
which Mr.. Sam Lowenstein, Of Mansfield
Ohio, and Miss Lima Somehow, OF this city
were made man and wife. TRe hall was bril-!
liant with light and gay with merry guests
! when about eight o'clock Rabbi NJ. besSler
the officiating minister, took bis position IL
front OF the advancing bridal party. The
bride, always strikingly handsome, looked
peculiarly charming In her bridal dress
| Three couples acted as attendants Mr.. Hen
~ Somehow and Mis- Julia Lowenstein
Mr.. David 0sthtimer and Miss Della Jacobs
and Mr.. Lts Wirtheimer and Miss Ros,
Sonneborn. The ceremony was the impIet
siIe but beautiful one al the Jewish church
At the conclusion Of the ceremC
ny. and after the happy couple bad
reception was giyer, the Opera House or
chestra furnishing music for dancing. About
eleven o'clock an elegant repast was served
the caterer being ]. N. Osborne. The happy
couple left for the eas via the B. q o. road
al 9 o'clock this morning, accompanied by
the attendants, and followed by the bes
| wishes OF the large circle Of friends OF tht
b.ide, though these were not unmixed witt
sorrow at her departure to make her home II
Mansfield after tour OF the eastern citiei
and visits 10 friends there.
| The costumes " the lady guests were uu
usually elegant, and among those .presen
we're friends OF the contracting parties from
many other places The presents were nu
merous, rich and appropriate, as will be seel
by the appended list:
Silver tea set, parents Of the groom; bed
room furniture set, groom's brother, Canton
o; dining.room furniture set, Henry ant
Lee Sonueborn, BRIDES brothers, bedroom
furniture set, Lewis Somehow and Mr.. ant
| Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Sonneborn, OF Ballaire
engrayed glass ice cresm sci, Mrs. l.. Friien
berg, Philadelphia; silver water set, Messrs
Goodman, Philadelphia; silver card receiver
Mr., and Mrs. J. Brilles- silver goblets, Mr.
and Mrs. s. Wiueberg; combined silver
castor and fruit dish, Mr., and Mr.. s. r Fri
denberg, Philadelphis; silver,indivldual salt
pepper and napkin ring Mr.. and Mrs. Benz
Baei: silver sugar bowl, Mr.. and Mrs. Rslpt
Kline; silver fruit dish, Mr.. L. Simon, Prov
idence, r. L; silver butter dish, Mr.
and Mrs AnatheD, Des .Moines; sill
YER water net, Mr.. Lew Swabacker
silver butter dish, MIR. aud Mrs. H. H
Msnsbach; toilet set, Miss Belle Robinson
silver sugar bowl, Miss Rose Rosenslein
set OF silver knives and forks, Mr.. and Mts
Esman silver cake stand, Mr.. ana Mrs. s
Gross, Cumberland, Md; silver jewel casket
Mr., and Mn. VIM. Erlanger. East Liverpool
silver Ice pitcher, Mr.. W. +. Gelt2, Mansfield
set OF silver butter plates Misses Fannie
and Tillie Jacobs; card receiver, Mr.. /. Gnena
baum, Marietta silver sugar bowl, air. ant
Mrs. N. R. Isascs, Philadelphia; embroid
cred plush frame mirror, Miss Ducky Kraus
embroidered FIRE screen, Misses Dali anC
Anna Isaacs, Philadelphia; plush frame wal
mirror, MI. and Mrs. S. 8. Bloch; bookcase
Mrs. B. Fridenberg, Philadelphia; porcelain
lamp. Mr.. Sig Simon, Philadelphia
Full set OF glassware, Mr.. Samuel klint
SET silver forks, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Meyer, Phila
delphia; porcelain parlor lamp, Mr.. f Buck
man: usjolica vase, Mr.. E. Wertheiner
PhIladelph;a; pair painted vases, Messrs. Ber
and Simon klee, Pittsburgh; pair brolzs
statues, Mr.. and Mrs. l. s. fsaacs Philadel
phia; double carving set. Mr.. NJ. H. Frider
berg, Philadelphia; bropzs statues Mr.. and
MI. A, L. Rice; Set hand painted ice cream
saucers and dish, Mr.. aud Mrs. B. Marks
bronzss. Mr.. Sam Rict; majolica vase, Mr.,
David 0stheim, Philadelphls; bronz!s, Mr.,
All. Rheimstrom and sisters; set silver
spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. Sol. Bennett
Peoria, III; brolzs statre, Mr.. and Mrs.
| J. Somehow. Bellairei Album, Mr..
aud Mrs. Rich; handsome painting
Mr., aud Mrs Bernie and Marcus Baet;
silver smoking set Mr.. Lee Baer; embros.
derad plush frame mirror, Misses Mary and
~ 81 Nathan
Hecht, Baltimore; toilet set, Mr., Al. Levi
silver carving set, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Meyer
Philadelphia; pair Of PLAQUES, Misses Ra'
chel and savlila Kraus; pair msjolica vases
Messrs. Nal and Will Gutman; bltque orna'
meuts, Allie Kline; sofa cushion, Miss Rose
Somehow, Bellaire; hand painted silk
toilet set, Miss Clara Kraus; lamberquin
table scarf, Miss Hattie Sonneborn, Bellaire;
lamberauins, Miss Emma Kraus; toilet set,
Miss Belle Jacobs; sofa cushion and tides,
Mis-, Blanche Blum; ebony center table
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Meyers, Philadelphia;
set silver spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Kraus;
napkin rings, Miss Julia Lowenstein, Can
ton; set silver knives, forks and spoons, Mr..
and Mrs. s. sonneborn, Cumberland; silver
carving set. Mr.. Eugene Somehow. New
York; set silver knives, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas
Somehow, New York; hand painted fruit
dishes, Mrs. Samuel Kline; pickle castor, MIR;
and Mrs. NJ. Colin: China fruit dishes, Mr..
and Mrs. Shoenield, Mansfield, o. plush
frame mirror, Mr.. J. Eisenbsre; China tea set,
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Kline; China fish
service, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. EmsheimeT;
fruit plates, Miss X Beekman; large mirror,
Messrs. Ed. Brasb. Lew Seidenhach and DAVID
Rothschild; bronze cloak, groom's father;
parlor fire set, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Frank;
brass fire set, Mr.. Sig Nue.; table linen, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Jacobs; willow rocker, Mr..
Lew sonneborn: pin cushion. Misses Rose 4
Anna Baer;' dining room fish pond, Mr.. L. G.
Hirsh; handkerchief and glove boxes, Miss
CLARA Somehow; tides, Miss Pauline Lisp
z'ger, New York; cushion, Mr.. ] steinfeld's
children.