Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
BRILLIANT WEDDING.
The Marriage of Mr. Albert Stein- feld and Miss Bettina
 r. HOnau.
The Prominent People Present ani Fi"- rtnt Cif;s Rendered ihe Happy
 Couple.
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 Denver Republican Feb. ib.
 Poets may poetize and philosophers philosophize all they please, but the world over, wherever two happy hearts exist, December, for the tying Of the uuptial knot, IS as good as May. Ones presence would have been necessary in order to realize the splendor of the we'd ding which took place al 663 Champa strees, last evening. It was at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Donau that the marriage ceremony, performed by the Rev. Dr. Elkin, uniting their beautiful daughter, Miss Bettina '. Donau, to MT. Albert Stelnfeld. of Tucson, Arizona, took place. It was at S.3J o'clock, when, after impressive exercises, the two parties We're made man and wife. Nothing could have ex- ceeded the exquisite trosseau of the bride. She wore white moIre brOcade, with point lace hOunces, with long tram and diamonds. The groom, who though only 2S years old. is a millionaire, wore ! the customary suit of black. While the par were receiving cor CratuiatIOns ! kunirsb-rg's orchestra filed the air with strains or a beautiful wedding march The house was magnItcently decorated w;.h the choicest exotcs. At ] TO o'clock the banquet was announced when the party repaired to the dining | hall to sit down tO table most elegantly prepared by CharpiOt. The ] sN. .1 ! sive tripletiered wedding cake. sur ! mounting which was miniature altar, | where bowed man and woman, receIvi- | ing the benediction Of a servant of God. ! The artitice was made entirely of frosted ! confectIons. The dinner consisted of ' ten courses and was most elaborate. | Nothing could have surpassed the table ] decorations, covered Ht the ends with l pyramids of flowers. Indeed, thIs was ! probably one of the most elaborate l hymeuiai occasions ever celebrated in ! the city.
 \ dance terminated the festivities Of l the day.
 Most of the bridal presents were sent ! directly by their donors to Tucson. the | future nome of tne couple. 4 few, how [ ever were on exhibition last evening. ! They were emblems of value. both from ! their intrinsic worth and evidence of | friendship.
 Some ot the gifts were as follows.
 Elaborate set of diamonds. brooch pendants and ring, presented by the groom Co the bride. Another se, of diamond ornaments . given by the grO0ms uncle. Air. Zeckeu- do-i, oi New York. Sohi silver tea service, extra size from brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. s. mon Douau.
 Carving set-Alired r. Eldfeld and s Goldsmith. San Francisco.
 Set of spoons. various sizes Mr. Lou is Levy. New Orleans.
 Silver cake basket, gold enGmeled Mir and Mrs Moe August.
 Gold and silver cream service and Mrs J. \. Curtis. Silver and gold desert srt-3lr. ana Mrs. Charles Bailin. Case os spoons. forks and ladie, silvel and gold piaJed-Mrs. RanshOH
 One dozen gold plated salt cellars Mr'aud Mrs. Edward Iisco.
 Card receiver, silver and gold, unlqu, desigu-Mr. and Mrs. M. Eppstein.
 Fruit aud cake stand combination, s- ut sohd silver spoons and napkin ring presented Co bride by groom parents
 N-. and Mrs. Steiufeld.
 Parislan satin handkerchief and lac, case, hand paluted-Mr. M. l.. Stern.
 Set of three hammered gold berrl spoous-Mr and Mrs. Sternberger. O . Philadelphia.
 Preserve seryice -Mrs CT. Nussbaum of New York
 Silver mounted toilet mirror-Mr. \ Netzstein.
 ! Party silver cake basket-Mr. and Mrs Herman Silver.
 Gold plated salt ceilars-Nlr. and Mr- . Otto Mfars.
 Antique circular bronze clock Ni and Mrs. z. h eiisch.
 Pink beispread, antique style of lac and siIk-Mis- Lille DreyfIss, Ot Eey York.
 Quarto photograph album. RUss.ai ca,. -lIr Ben Homau.
 Plush toilet case, elabo-ate-Mr. an,
 Mrs. q. BrgmmIt, of Pontiac, Mlcm . gan.
 EaseIed mi-ro-, satin framed wit
 embroidery Felix Haos. Fruit stand silver mounting. witt French stained chiua-Nlr. and Mr-. Ed
 Leru1ood.
 Sohd silver ice pitcher-Mr. and Mr, . J. Fleishcr.
 Elegant floral hanging basket-Mis.
 Helen Erpsteiu.
 Among tne gentlemen present were
 Nr. Simon DOnau, Mir. Charles BallH
 N-. l.. Eau.hoG, MT. Eppstein, Hon Edward Pisko, Hon.. Herman Silver Hon. Lou.- Levy, Of New Orleans. Hon ! Otto Nears, Ir. ,. Fischer. NJ NJ. Stein, Mir. Ed. kcruCood, Mr. Mo
 August, Nr. y. Haas, iIr. Wetzsteir Ar. A. D1naU. Rev. Dr. ElNu am others.
 Anumber O, beauIiul tOilettes wer to be seen, and tue ladies, in their r5 suectiye a.tires. were as follows:
 Mrs. Simon D,uau. black velvet. e t-aira, point lace and diamonds, Miss Florence Donau, white sii brocade. with ua;Ured flowers and dia
 monds.
 Miss Jennie Douau. white satin. pear! and point lace.
 Mrs. Charles Ballin, black velvet. lac and flower, garuIture. Mrs. EupsteIu, olive velvet, and lac , trimmings with diamonds. , Mrs. Dr. L.kia, black silk and natura flowers.
 Mrs. l.. iianshoiL, crusted strawbe-r , ottoman. with euiree. ] Mrs. Kern-ooi. imported dress u blue velvet brorade.
 Mrs Moe August, sky blue satin an ] lace.
 Mrs. Herman Silver, black ye!ye ' point lace and diamonds. Mrs Otto Naarf, steel coiored silk wit diamonds.
 Mrs. Fleiscler. pearl silk. with whit z lace trimmings. 1. Miss Helen Eppsteiu. queen satlI white lace and flower ornaments. , To-day MT. and Mrs. Sreinfeld will ds , part on a bridal tour. They intend [ be absent eight months in the Easter
 States including visit durin . th- summer to Long Branch an Saratoga. The couples future home . Tucson. where Mr. Stelnfeld IS mem her of fine firm of l.. Leckendorf 6 e The silver Bell.