Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-28
KOsENHEIM-COHES.
A BriIIisnt and Happy Gather.
Ing at Cochran Hall. sAi

The best circles Of Jewish
society have been stirred Of
late BY the approaching mar.
riage of Mr.. Samuel Rosen-
helm, prosperous young merchant of
40 Main street,and Miss Rosa Cohen,
a popular and beautiful young lady,
daughter of Mrs. R. Cohen, Of South
Memphis. As no private house would
accommodate their many friends,
Cochran Hall was secured for their
use. The happy event came of lest
evening. The beautiful and impress
sive ceremony was performed by Rab.
bi Sam6eld, who delivered a very
happy and appropriate address The
gathering was large and brilliant, In
GLIDING many friends outside OF the
Jewish nationality and faith. The
groom. who is a handsome young
man, was the picture Of happiness
aud triumph. The bride, q perfect
blonde, with large lustrous black eyes,
was dreest d impure white, with lone
veil falling to the floor, and wore q
prolusion of orange blossoms. She
held the admiriug gaze OF every one
present. Among those present from q
distance were Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rosen-
helm. of Chattanooga, the parents Of
the groom, and their daughter Eu-
genia, a bright, sweet little Miss Of
nine years.
At the conclusion Of the ceremony
DR.. SamAeld read letter from Judge
j. f. Simmons, of Henderson, Ky,
expressing regrets that he could not
be present, and conveying his good
wishes In a few neat and choicely
worded verses. A number Of con-
eratulatory kilograms from distance,
Nashville, Chattanooga, Cincinnati
aud other cities, were also read. After
this procession was formed, and after
marching around the room a
few times the company sat down
to a splendid supper to which all did
ample justice, and many glass Of
sparkling champagne was drank to the
heath Of the happy young couple.
When the banquet was over music
struck up and the young people gen.
orally, and the old as well, engaged in
dancing, which was kept up until one
or two o'clock in the morning. Ths
hall had been tasteiully decorated
with eVergreens,m agnolias and flowers
by Messrs | Cohen, Reub. Frank and
NJ. b. Johns. These youHg gentlemen
proved themselves to be real floral
artists and the marriage bel. composed
entirely of roses under which the GER
emory was performed was especially
admired, The ushers Of the occasion
were Messrs L. Herzog, L. Rosenthal
and j. B. Leonard who did their part
gracefully and agreeably and to the
evident satisfaction of the large and
brilliant gathering of people.
A representative Of the LEDGER was
permitted to take a look at some Of
the many presents made to Nj. and
Mrs. Rosenheim and made the follow
Ing list: a pa,'l
Messrs Z and S Slayer, bedroom set y
Mr. and Mrs. A Rosenheim, Brussels
carpet, lounge and household furniture. .
Mr. and Mrs K Rosenheim, kitchen out
fit. fo good hGl 6s ia9S IA
Mr. and Mrs l. Frost, sideboard. ITS
Mr. and Mrs ) Reescher, silver picket
stand. n,.. ag -
Messrs ! Roescher and NJ Goodman,
silver flower stands xxx =
Mrs Moffett and family, silver castor.
Mr. ind Mrs II SilberEefg, silver castor
Miss Carrie Pump, vase Of artificial
flowers and standby ltay iuI B.al
Mr. and Mrs gaspari, handsome spead.
Mr. NJ b Johns, lace bed set.
Miss Fanny Viess, silver butter dish.
blr and Mrs Nj Beatus, half dozen Ma
iolica dishes. 'Y.l flf .ulan iHFl m
Mr. and Mrs Sol Goldbsum, silver butter
dish. 1850 fe 5e tas Ii11 a'I ~
Mr. and Mrs S L Moore, silver butter
dish. H, ttu. VI
Mr. and Mrs Traxler, one pair vases.
Mr. Louis Goldsmith, one pair vases.
Mr. Gus Il Harris. one pair vases. I
] Goldsmith " Bros, household linen
Mr. and Mrs A Goodman, silver cream
pitcher and stand. Hh fp
Mrand Mrs Martin Cohen, parlor chair.
Mr. and Mrs n Bach two statues.
Mr. and Mrs Richardson, silver berry
dish. tnf 10 I'LL ti
Mr. and Mrs s Schneider silver cake
stand.
Miss Fanny Seligman, silver card case.
Miss Leah Friedenberg, oyster set,
Mr. Louis Herzog, silver fruit stand.
Menken Brothers, gilt card receiver.
hessrs L RoseDthal and | Samelson,
large photo album.
Mr. j B Tenner, china chamber set,
Mr. and Mrs Besthof, china chamber
set. hrf
Miss Carrie 0berle, embroidered table
cover l''d p
Miss Nellie Sullivan. bridal fan. 40
Mr. and Mrs Sam Goldbaum, silver Jew
elry case, 11i ai
DR. II Rss, cologne set, in case.
Miss Lena App, three tides
Mr. and Mrs Wienbaum, silver cigar
stand.
Mr. and Mrs A Levy, pair glass fruit
stands. ~ N
To these are added the best wishes
Of all Who know thewOrthy and happy
pair who exchanged marriage VOWS
last night, and started out upon the
sea Of life under such fair and auspi.
ofouo aurrnu n Al n0ou and ,,eos.>nnk.