Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
NEEDING BELLS
Peal Mcrriiy the Nupt'ais OF Miss Dsiie
FIR, and Mr. Kraurs of Mineoia'


FRY and Mr. Kraurs Of Mineois'
One OF the hsppi,st occasions OF the
..a.nn wa. The wedding last evening
vt Mis- Dellie Fry To- Mr. Auo.pn
Krauss of Mineola. The afair was
celebrated at the resioence ni ny
brides parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. ". MI,
fer, on Taylor street. III was very
quiet affair, only few relatives ahu
friends being present. besiue wig
family there were in M'enuaiice
Misses I.,zette Kaiser, Julia WtnM'
Yettie E,chenbaum, Sarah Eichen-
baum, Regina Wadel, Berlin. Webster,
Lucy Fugg of New Orleans, SANE
Movers of Cleburne, and Adele
Schwsrz of Memphis; Mr ana
Mrs ID. w. Oprenheinler, MT anu
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Emanuel, Mr.. and Mrs >
Zachsrias of Weatherfori and Mrssrs
c. Eichenhaum, a Ka.s,r, ID. Wela,
H.nrv Schwarz, II, j. Goldberg niu
Z. s. Turk. The ceremony was per
formed bv the well known haobi
Schuhl of Dallas. aud was very impress
sive indeed. The couple stood the
irving ordeal however with commend
able composure. The bride was dress,
ed i'm a dress which was tasteful
combin ,tiun of suiah silk and velvet
with white satin trimmings, and with
the usual veil and orange blossoms
made beautiful pie ure with her
handsome groom. The ceremony
was followed by The heartiest OF con.
gratulalions from those assemoieu'
After few minutes spent thus piTas-
antly, an adjournment was had 10 an
aojoiuiag roam, where was set oa,',
auet rich with all that the season couiu
suggest. The guests psrtook relishlnI-
ly of this. The rabbi occupied the
head of the table. After all had par
taken of the more substantial, spark
ling liquids of the finest foreign
brand were set out ana
toast after toast WAS dram K.
All of these included, OF course, the
worthy young couple that Were just
beginning their welded lie. Absent
friends, too, were remembered--the
family, aud the bachelors and maid-
ems of the company. The toasts were
given by habbi S'huhl, Mr.. ID Wennr,
Mr.. ID. w. Oppenhelmer, MIR. Schwarz'
Mr.. Turk, Mr. Goldberg, and Mr. Hat
ley of the GAZETTE. All sparkled with
the spirit of the occasi n and were re-
ceived with apprecia' ion. several tel
egrains were read from absent friends.
Al Il comparatively early hour
AN adjournment was had again
to the parlor. Among the many pres
ents received by the couple We're mo-
ticed the following: Silver dish,
Misses Sarah and Eta Eichenhaum;
silver card-r,ctiver, MIR. f. ). Turk;
cake stand, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w, or
penheimer; lace ted-set, Mr.. and MIS-
NJ. +. Manuel; plush album, MIR. and
Mrs. Elias Cohn of Ciucinnali; brls-
sells carpet, Mr.. b. Crossnan OF Min
Mr.. and Mrs. s. zuckermani;
ebony clock, Mr.. Oscar Selignan; pair
OF vases, Mis- Julia Wenar; toilet SIT.
Mr. A. Dahman; marble clock, Mr..
and Mrs. S. u Icharias; pair silver
napkin rings, Miss Addie Schwa of
Memphis; pair dress ornaments, Miss
Regina Wadel; pair steel engravngs.
keifer Bros, New Orleans; silver and
gold jewel casket, Mr.. Herman J.
Goldberg; pair silver travelling bags,
Miss Lizette Kaiser; plush album, Mr..
and Mrs. ). Nrwmrgen Of Weather
ord; plush door case, Miss Saliie
Meyers of Cleburne; push picture
stand, Marcus Hannah and Rosa
Meyers.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Krauss left the city
tins m 'rning for their future home at
MipeDla, accompanied by Miss Llzette
Kaiser. A reception will be rendered
them there Tonight. The GAZETTE
i9ipeS nymerous other friends in wish
re- prosperous Voy ge ON the