The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-08
CHEERFUL CHATTER.
Dallas With Her Row unbent- Social
Events specially Enjoyable.
The Lighter and Lyeller View of n
Ba,iness Hurg.
Personal Mtniion- Social Chit. CHAT.

Prominent among the most bfllllaNt ana
eeg.nt poolal events Of the seheon was
that VI the marriage OF Mr.. Alex Ortlier,
one OF Galyee on's leading merchants to
Mise Melinda ID Beaedikt, daughter OF our
fellow. owntmsn, Max Bsnedikt, OF T.f.
reil, About o'clock Tuesday evening the
y. N. III. A. ball wss crowded by friends VI
the contracting parties, orssiing OF the
elite OF Dallas soci,ty, to witness the cere.
mony. About nell past ssv~n the bridal
party arrived nj the nall. Ga ,heIr en-
trance they we're greeted by Msndeltsohn's
Wedding March by ksino Bros full or
chu,trs, rnder the leadership OF Professor
Frees The bride and groom weTo preceded
by six ushsrs walking tso by tive, dividing
at the altar, W.: j. Bsruoh. 4. Glucks-
man, 4. Kahn, |. sroiberg, II. Calm aud
Gerson holofe, Who we're followed
by. ten beautiful httls flower riris
and BOYS who placed the mselvrs
immedistely in FROM, Of the ushers,
esci holding . white ribbon in their hands,
which was suspended from the bell in this
following order, viz, Dehlia Loeb, Sol omon
Kahn, Carrie Loeb ana Boddie Reinhardt,
Mollis Seid.nbontel Hardy Benedict, Hat.
tie Levlson end 10, Dink-nspeil, Lssh
Cohr snd Ike Oohu. Next came Miss josie
Benedi,t sister OF the bride ant Max Ort.
leb, brother OF the groom, followed by
Mira. Benedict (mother of the BRIDE aud
groom, followed by tue bride and iathsr
aud train. bearers. The bride was nt'ired
In white satin de Leon made court train,
square corssge aud shoulder sleeves, with
exqaisitely beaded front OF white pearls
aud white jot, the sides being entirely GOV.
cred with passmenteries 70 match. orange
blossoms ior boauet and veil. The bridal
b lquet ned In her hand was composed OF
white oleanders, the outer edge being pure
white roses, truly fitting boquet for so
fair a bride. A superb set OF diamonds, u
gift from tho groom, were the only orns-
ments worn. The decor, ton WAS a masttr-
-, -,kf al rth n III yt
was beautifully illustrated by an impoeing
arch twelve feet high, spanning sonie nins
feet, with bell composed Of Cornelis Cook
roses aud smiltx. From centre, on each
SIDE of the arch, graduating upward, even
placed on trscks, blooming plants, such rs
anums, in endless variety. Wahen
bergia grande dora, Attached to
inuer size eome four feet from base
was hung cornicopia, the ribbons OF same
beieg pinned back By single ant Of stm-
pervlvnm. The whole arch being with
cornola end cissus diecolor, the varied hues
OF the latter blending mu,h beauty 10 the
whole. The vines being iestooned here
and there and running wild over the entire
arch, creating pleasing contrast aud Of
feet Surmountlng the whole tho wish
bone, or good Wishes, composed OF delicate
pink roses, surrounding the monogram b.
D. (enciced by a horseshoe OF ross.), were
being carried on high by Two large whits
doves which were on the side of the wish
bone. Just below the monogram was
heart OF scarlet gernniums, pierced by dart
OF heliotrope and forget-me.uota. Ga each
side of the aisle leading to the orch Wa.
placed large decorative plants in full bloom.
The background on the platform YVES Il
beautiful rustic stand filled with variegattd
plants. Ga right and left OF platform
vera clusters OF tropical plaats such IN
ticus, elAstcA and musa. Ia variety hsre
and there r'chsrdiRs In full bloom, Gala
diums, callas, amnryllis. green ferns IN
numbers were appropriately arranged.
The background of lace curtains was les.
tocned with boquc,s, and Il lovers com pleted
the altar. Beneath the arch stood ~ beau
tiful lovely, emphasized, gifted and noble
q bride as was ever given TO man, surround
cd by little flower girls, zach with q b'skeI
of white flowers embiemstic Of the purity
aud innocence OF the bride. They seemed
more like fAiriss than morisls paying trio
ute to the queen OF lows. After the cere.
mony, which was read by Judge Burke,
the orchestra played l. ,heDgrlns wedding
march, when the party hled out, preceded
by flower girls who Stre~et flowers along
repaired 20 the Windsor hotel
where congratulations aud pest wishes
for the newly welded couple
were exchanged, each friend vieipg with
the other in tcnoering the long, hspoy
and prosperous life. Owing to the wash
Rev. II. Biuhm, OF Galveston, did not ar.
rive in time to perform ie ceremony. But
on his arrival whics was about o O'Clock,
they wers sgaiu united, according TO the
Jewish rites, aiter which all withdrew 70
the dining room OF the Windsor hotel. Ga
being ushered Ia our eyes were greeted With
tables ladeDed with slverware, Gu. glass
and flowers, and decorated 0Giy AZ tie
Windsor can. The menu Was All elegant
one with embossed decoration OF beautiful
..a.. n a.
was June 3, 1854. aud on the reverse wee
the initials o. IL b. The contents were AS
follows: Baked red snapper. aux gratin,
Hollaudsise potatoes, broilsd spring
chicken with green peas, roast turkey, duck.
boncd turkey aux trc W p, smoked tongues
sardires, snrimp may onaise, chickeN sslAds
wine toksy, orange pyramids, mscaroon
pyramids, oinamented cakes, assorted
cakes. ice cream and strswberrvs, charlotte
russ, c1nf. ction~ry, fruits, coffee, cham-
payne. During the banquet 1917 congratu-
latory messages we're read all teeming with
kindest sentiments and best wishes.
Tossts we're responded to by the following
gentlemen: BRIDE and groom" Rev. IL.
B!ubm, OF Galveston, absent Friends"
Ben Hirsbbtrx, "our Batcbelors'Iks Mas',
dies"J. l.. Herman. THE Brides Parents"
D.Goslin, "Grooms Father" Il. L. Tillmso.
After esch toast the orchestra rendered !
some choice selections. The brides father !
being called upon in behalf OF himself and |
estimsble wife, responded in al eloquent |
manner expressing their Jpy and huppi- !
ness in Destowing their daughter on Que !
whom he deemed worthy and one "hom |
he felt hoDo'ed in calling Eop. After the |
banquet all returned TO the spacious Darlors !
OF the hotel where dancing was kept no |
until a lsts hour. On departing escn aud |
every guest was unanimous in saying that !
never had man won more lovely !
bride than Alex Oftlieb, or woman .ru,r
nobler husband than M linda ID. Benedict. |
The presents are sll rich, rare and costly. !
Below We give n complete lis. OF snmp:
Ebony side bosri, Mr.. Max Orilieb, Of AT. |
lauta, Georgia: crsyon from Mr. aud Mrs. |
Newmart, Munich, Germany; china diu- !
ner and tss ses aad glsss tor table, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Louis 0rtlieh Hopfgartep, Germany;
diamond bracelet, Josie Benedict; uoz,n |
solid siver torks, Mrs. Benedict; hammered J
copper library lamp, Hardy Benedixi; Ca !
nary birds, Mrs. Solomon, Of Fall City, |
Nebraks: solid silver pickle castor, Mrs. |
Worms,r ADD daughter; one bedroom set, ,
clock and statues, from Mr.. and Mrs. An.
gus, Levy: decaLter and set from Mr.. and /
/. Mrs. JOHN 9sr'nsr Rochester, New York:
handsome tilripg Ice pitcher, punch bowl
and cot, Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Angus, New
York; silver epergns, Mr.. and Mrs Noee
Lewir, GalveetoD: bieque ssatnes, Emil
Mesoner. New York: hisqus vases, lr. and
Mrs. Dreyfus, New YORK; plush
casa aud psarl-haudsd knives from
H. Berpheim and August, New York; hand.
Ssome bronze mirror and scnnces, Mr.. and
Mrs. Untermier. New York carving Get nom
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Levy, Gslveston; hand.
some plush album, Joe and Lou sshlors,
New York; solid silver soup ladle, Mf. and
Mrs. lsaso Nay, Atlants Georgia; solid