Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-03
BRILLIANT EVENT.
Two Souls With But q Single
Thought, Two Hearts That
Beat As One.
Marriage of Mr.. Bernhard Levi,
and Miss Bette Nassauer.

The most fashionable, brilliant and SUI
perb social event of the season, was celebrat-
ed on Sunday evening last, Nov. both, at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Nassauer,
Market street, this city.
The occasion which drew together large
and select assemblage of the leading Jewish
families Of our city, was the marriage of Mr..
Bernhard Levi and Miss Bette Nassauer,
both residents of the Forest City Of Kansas.
The pleasant home of the brides parents
had been especially prepared and most beau
tifully decorated for the occasion, and it
presented fascinating, bewitching and en-
ncing bower, into which at the proper time,
the parties interested and the twenty-five
couples who were guests, were ushered.
The ceremony, performed by Rabbi, Jo
seph krauskopf, of Kansas City, was laden
with gems of thought, kindly admonitions
and purity of sentiment, and was especially
impressive and very beautiful.
| The brides toilet was of cream satin en-
tram and was trimmed and draped in Span
lsh lace, which with the bridal vail, wreath
Of orange blossoms and white kids and slip
pers, completed an effect that was most
charming and becoming to one whose
Accomplishments were native to her mind
Like precious.pears within elasping shell;
| And winning grace, her every act refined,
Like sunshine shedding beauty where it fell
No iewelry was worn by her during the
ceremony, but she afterwards was bedecked
| by full set of magnificent sparkling dia-
monds, a present from the groom, which
made her appear yet more beautiful, if that
were possible.
The table was arranged and preceded over
by Mrs. NJ. Fechheimer. and was loaded
with cakes, meats, fruits, champagne and
everything the heart could crave or wish.
After full justice had been done TO the
plendid repast, music was had-the bride
md brother winning great praise and en-
husiastic applause from the rendition, in
aultless manner, of Gottschal1s overture TO
William Tell. Mrs. Joseph Rich sang sew
ral pieces in her usual splendid voice and
happy style, and the little Messes Gertie and
Mile Hays performed duet upon the
plane that was brilliantly executed and
warmly received.
The presents were numerous, valuable and
very beautiful, and consisted of "a
Silver, gold lined, swinging ice pitcher
and cup, Mr.. and Mrs. VI. W. Levy
Silver castor and fruit stand combined,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rich.
Silver mounted toilet set, Mr. and Mrs. S.
Hecht.
Silver butter dish with revolving lid and
knife, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hess.
Silver card receiver, gold lined, NJ. Tuhol-
ske, st. Louis.
Silver swinging ice pitcher, Chas. Open
heimer.
Silver caster. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Fecb-
heimer.
Silver card receiver, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Jacks.
Pickle dish. silver mounted, Miss Phoebe
Goldberg.
Silver cake stand, Mr. and Mrs. II. C.
Balch.
Carving knife and fork and butter knife in
satin lined case, Mrs ID. Hays.
Silver card receiver, gold trimmed and of
beautiful design, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Katz.
Napkin ring, pepper box, salt sellar and
butter dish mounted on wheels, silver and
gold, +. ii. Lewiston.
Oval vase, enclosing birds and colored
grasses, S. l.. Joseph.
Carving knife and butter knife, Mrs. Gussie
marks.
One dozen silver knives, NJ. and Mrs. L.
HAYS.
Silver card receiver with boquet attach
ment, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. NJ. Lane.
Wine service, seven pieces of smoked
glass enclosed in wicker basket, Mr.. ".
Jacks.
Crimson plush perfume case, folding doors:
bottles and mirror. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII J.
Stewart and Miss Ovcrman.
Antique lace bed spread and pillow
,bams, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. c. Hipsb, (sister and
brother-in-isw of the bride) Fayetteville
Tenn.
Antique lace tidy, Nettic and Blanche
Fechheimer.
Swinging canoe, silver and gold, suspend
ed over horizontal reflex mirror, Miss Hattie
SHERMAN. Nashville. Tenn.
Silver fruit stand with mounted vase at
.ached, Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Lewenthal Nash
vile, Tenn.
Complete silver tea set, gold lined. bur-
nished and frosted-one coffee, two teas,
cream, sugar and spoon-holder. with large
heavy solid tray-Louis, julius, Herman
md Ike Lusky cousins Of the bridel. Nash
vile, Tenn.
Solid silver oyster ladel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathal Levi, Rochester, n. Y.
Decorated Bohemian glass water set, Mr..
and Mrs. 5. G. Levy, Nashville. Tenn.
Plush stool and walnut slipper case, Mof-
felt & Hartzel.
Congratulatory kilograms poured in upou
this couple Of our most esteemed citizens
who have just launched upon life's broad
sea, in large numbers from friends in all
parts Of the country and nothing seemed
lacking TO make their union one most com
plete and especially suspicious.
They departed upon wedding tour to the
east on Monday evening. When they re-
turn, beautiful and splendid home, on
Lawrence avenue that has been completely. |
artisticaly and grandly furnished. decorated
and beautified. and that is absolutely COM |
plete in every department and detail down
10 the kindling wood under the kitchen
stove. awaits them.
Keen are the pangs
Of hapsss love and passion unapproved;
But when consentng wishes meet and VOWS, |
Recirrocally breathed. confirm the tie;
Joy rolls on joy. an uneNhausting stream:
And virtue crowns the sacred scene.