Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-01-17
Orange BLOSSOMS,

Married, at the residence of the
brides parents in Hampstead on
Sunday, January 18th, at $50 p.
m, by Rabbi Sehwarz, Mr.. NOR
RIs FISCHER, of Brennan, to MISS
FLORENCE. SoHwARz. of Hampstead.
This was, perhaps, the largest
wedding that ever took place in
Hampstead, having been attended
by not less than two hundred per-
sons-friends of the family, who
were Toasted, wined and dined to
their hearts content. The wed.
ding supper was one of the finest
this reporter ever sat down to,
while Mr.. and Mrs. Schwarz dis
pensed their Inequalities with Law
ish and unstinted hands. After
supper dancing was announced as
in order and was literally partici-
pated in by pretty women and
courteous gentlemen, rendering
the occasion one long to be re-
membered as one of unalloyed
pleasure and happiness.
Brennan was wellrepresented-
there being not less than forty-five
present, including one dozen of
our prettiest and loveliest young
ladies, who are loud in their praise
of the pleasure afforded them.
The bride is a pretty and lovely
girl, universally popular with all
who know her, while the groom is
one of Brenham's most pop ular
young men-close and attentive to
business, and warm In his attach
ments and friendship.
To say that all who attended the
wedding from BRENNAN enjoyed
the occasion immensely is but a
mild way of expressing their SEN
timents, and all join the BANNER
in wishing the happy couple every
blessing vouchsafed to us poor
morals here below, with the hope
that their future may ever appear
to them as bright and happy as
the present. s&
The following is complete list
of the presents received-some of
which are rich and elegant:
A. and T Harris, Houston, parlor suit.
Mrs H Harris, Igrandma Of bride) ivory
carving set. = t3kSI DtEF
Sam Marcus, Houston, French mirror
Brennan T1rnrerein, bedroom suit
r Hoffman, (employees) fine plush carpet.
h Fox and lady, Houston, fine side-board.
Rev. II. Schwarz and family, case silver Ia
blespoons.
Sam Listener, and family, case silver tea
spoons
Leo Schwarz, handsome lounge.
Max Schwarz, handsome toilet sett.
Isaac Schwarz, China set.
B. Schwarz, il, large painting.
Miss Dora Schwarz, Bryan, Jewel case.
Mrs. K Jacobs and Fred Feigl, brass chan
delier.
Geo. Feigl, oil painting, (his own work..
NJ Lewis, Galveston, silver pitcher.
Mrs. r. COIN, silver card receiver.
ID. Nachshoen, silver pickle stand.
w. Joseph, silver berry stand.
u. Lchtenstein, Sulphur Springs, toilet
case.
B, scllwarz and lady, elegant case pearl
Rhiv
S. MARI and lady, silver sugar bowl and
receiver.
DR.. clarendon and lady, Houston, vases
and toilet sett.
Sam Rubenstein, silver fruit stand.
Miss Francis Schwarz, fine handmade
cushion.
Ii. and L. Kaiser, pair bronze statues.
A. Upper and lady, Houston, China tea
D. A. Longini, Galveston, silver bread
chariot.
Dr.. Urban and lady, plush case, comb
and brush.
Mn. Diesf, sstt handmade tides.
NJ G. Yiempe and lady, case silver spoons.
Miss T. Pyle and Miss Kasson, two plush
stands and mirror.
A Aronstein, Brennan, silver cake stand.
j, X; Davis, toilet sett and vases.
A. Emden, NayRsOta, berry stand.
J. 5. Newbouer, BFenham, case silver
knives.
C. Wenar and lady, Brennan, silver jewel
case.
Miss Hettie COIN, Brennan, silver sugar
bowl,
W. Schmal,teig. Brenhum, flower and per-
fume stand.
B. Alexander and lady, Waco, complete
sett silver table ware.
A. Suhler and lady, Waco, flower vase.
Miss 5. ID. Fox, Houston, handmade rug,
Miss Mollie Marx, Waco, pin cushion.
Sylvan Blum, Galveston, elegant bronze
lamp.
G. F. Arnold and lady, Chamber Cyclic
pedia-
W. J. Buck, perfume toilet sett,
L. Kaiser and lady, two Majolica bread
trays.
jas, Simon, Brennan, silver toilet sett.
j. G. Rankin, BRENNAN, pearl handle gold
pen.
r. Hoffman. .Brenham. generous present.
NJ j. Jacob, BRENNAN, silver butter bowl.
Misses Hattie and Rachel Meyer, pickle
stand.
Mesdames B. and l. Weltman, Hearne,
Celuloid comb and brush case.
&. b. Robertson, Brenham, case silver
spoons.
Alex Simon, BRENNAN, case CelulOid
comb and brush.
Sam Schwarz and lady, Homestead Fur
nished.