The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-20

CuRslcANA, Feb. ID Special. Last
night witnessed one of the most brill
liant society events of the season. in the
marriage at the residence of Mrs. s, S.
Freedman, of Mr.. M. A. Goldsmith. of
Abilene, and Miss Ray Frank, of Ennis.
Rabbi Silverman, of Dallas, officiating.
The ceremony was followed by sunni.
tuous bahqu6s towhich about 40 couples
ulu ample Justice, the teasting beng en-.
llVened by toasts, speeches and hSppv
remarks by Rabbi Sdverman, Capt.
Harltty and X. s. Nebleu, esq. Alter
supper the young people, with the bridal
party, ADJOURNED To McSpadden's hall.
whtre dancing was kept up till
: O'Clock, closing one OF the han.
piest evenings known in our city
Tor long time. Many friends
ot the groom and bride were present
rom abroad, among whom were Miss
iatlie Calm, OF GAINESVILLE, Miss Gold
smlth, Of Oyerton, Mr.. and Mrs. Alcan
Moss, OF Ennis, aud other relatives from
Inherent portions OF tine state. Cungrat-
ulatlhs messages were received from
many friends in distant states, Wishing
the happy pair " bright future. The
pride was elegantly attired in a white
brocade satin dress embroidered i'm
pearls, lace veil and orange blossoms.
ana made lovely bride. Mr. Gold,
smith, who is merchant of Abilene.
leaves for home with his wife to.nirht
\ Among the many presents we mention
IRON Mr.. and MRS. Frank, parents of
tne pride, handsome bedroom set: A !.
n. Frank and lady, of New York, fulI
silver tea set; Mr.. and Mrs. Freedman.
Cor icana, 500; Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Eolasky, Ennis, fine side b ard; Daniel
treneh SILK plush Lounge; Missos Gold
smith, Cohn aud Frauk, toilet set; Mr..
aud Mrs. Ii. w. Goldsmith, parents of
groom, Brussels carpet and lace cur-
talnsi j. NJ Goldsmith, brother of
groom, $50; Mr.. j. Ryttenburg, Balti-
more, set OF silver teaspoons and card
receiver; NJ. Goldman, New Orleans.
baie ofc ilton and press; Mr. and Mrs
:. Opprnhtimer, New York, pickle
stand MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Openheimer.
New York, silver butter bowl; Mr.. and
Mrs. u. Manson, Syracuse, New York.
set OF silver tea 'puons; Mr. and Mrs,
james Garitty, CorSicana, set of silver
YEA and table spoons and forks; Mr., A,
freedman, Flint, Michigan, butter
dish; MIR. II. Freedman, Corsicana. set
silver knives and forks; Burns Bros,
SILVER tete,a- tete tea rVice; Mr.. and
Mrs. a. Fox, handsome piano cover;
Robert Fox, cardinal plush rug; A. 10
dek, gold lined gravy spoon; Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Starne, silver cream spoon;
Mr. ana Mrs. Cnaries Green level case:
Mrs Sophia Cert, silver pun box; Mrs.
a Peters, handsome set OF tides; Miss
Flora Carpenter, handsome set of tides;
Mr.. aud Mrs. Raphael, pickle stand;
Mr., aud Mrs. NJ. Loudon, fruit dish;
Mr. and Mrs. Nebleit, bohemian ware
vases; Mr.. and Mrs. Alcan Moss, Ennis.
gold lined pastry knife; Mr.. and Mrs.
LatlmOre. Ennis, silver tray; Mr.. and
Mrs. &. II. Rose, CoIsicana, pair bouquet
holders; Miss Hattie II. Cohn, Gaines.
vlllo, crimson table scarf; Mr. and Mrs.
j: a. Rhodes, Abilene, dressing case;
Mr.. and Mrs, Webb, Abilene, hanging
lamp; Mr.. and Mrs. obright, silver cake
The Rabbi Silvorman, at the urgent
solicitation OF many of his friends aud
ad nlrers, has consented 20 delivorn leo
lure Tonight at the opora-huuso ON
"MOdorn Judaism"
In the county court to day the case of
the State W., w, II. Broaddus, for dela.
mnlion Of character, was dismissed.
Mr.. w. =. Simkins, of the law Arm Of
Sumkins, Slmklns IL Neblott, returned
rom Dallss to-day, and con,emplates
making that city his home in the near
future.