Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-03
NEW
The Marriage Of MT. Ike New and
Miss Rachel Newman Last Night
"A Brilliant Event.

daughter of b. Newman, both local resi-
dents, were married at 2 o'clock las
night, at the Temple of Israel.
The chancel of the church was deco.
rated with flowers and bright leaves ant
the audience was large and Brilliant!
dressed, forming thus within the interioi
of the sacred edlics a picture In harmony
with the happy occasion. Promptly upor
the hour, the bridal party alighted from
their CARRIAGES, and to the inspiring
strains from the organ of Mendelesohn't
grand wedding march, entered the church,
The bride, leaning upon the arms of hei
parents, aud attended by the usherF,
Martin Oberfelder and Samuel B~lnswang'
err, advanced up the lett aisle, while the
groom, walking between his parents and
accompanied by ushers Ike Schif
and Simon Fi.her, came forward
by the right. AT the altar the bride and
groom met, and turning, faced the sane
tuary, while their attending friends en-.
lined within the rail Of the sanctuary.
The beautiful rites of the church were
solemnized BY Rabbi Benson, the new
pastor, who prefaced the ritual with q
few we'll selected words of admonitio
and counsel. The text in the Hebrew
tongue pronounced by the rabbi, and the
passing Of the cup of betrothal, added
b ,uty and solemnity to the ceremonial.
The bride was attired In o white satin
dress, cut princess on train, trimmed with
Oriental lace %ruffles, while from a head
crest of flowers flowed a full length tulle
veil. The ornaments consisted alto
gether of orange blossom, nc item of jew.
elry being worn by her.
The groom wore the black broadcloth
which lie the custom de %rIgeur."
After the services the party
and guests adjourned to the
residence of the BRIDES parents,
1921 Dodge street, where the evening
was passed in wedding festivities. The
elegant residence of MIR. Newman was
crowded to its fullest capacity and the
enjoyment Of the assembled hosts was
evident in the current of refined merri.
msnt which ran throughout the thropged
chambers. The bride and groom were
submitted to a perfect ordeal of ham,
shaking and congratulations, while more
than a hundred telegrsphio we'll
wishes were received and read.
A sumptuous banquet was served
In The dining saloon and In the parlors
the dance ruled the night to the melo-
dies of the Musical Union Orchestra.
The practical and substantial tssta-
monials of love and regard were elegant
and costly, possibly greater in number
than has been seen at any previous we'd
ding In Onata. About half of the
presents were exhibited In a par
lor side chamber and made a
most dazzling display. The joint
tributes to the bride aud groom comprise
enough furniture to equip a large resi-
dencs in every detail, and the brac
and articles Of o~rnamentstion are suti-
Client to Huperbly adorn the proudest do
mestlo establishment.
The following were among the guests
present OF the reception:
Mr.. and Mrs. L. New of Chicago, Miss
Bertha New of Chicago, b. Oppenheimer of
Chicago, E. Daube of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Friend and Miss Friend of st. Paul,
Neb., Mr.. Henry Cohen and sister, Miss
Rosa, of Grand Island, Mr.. Sam Binswapger
of st. Joe, MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Sloman of
Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Mossler of Council
Ioluu5, ME. WILLIAM NladB VI SOuuCll DluHSi
Mr.. Simon Eiseman of Council Bluffs, Mr.,
and Mrs. FL Newman and sons of Creston.
Ia, Mrs. DIR. Livingston and daughter, |
Miss Annie of Plattsmouth, Miss Oliver and
daughters, Misses Blanche and Maud, of
Bluff. Nj. M. Wise of Sioux City,
Mr.. and Mrs: .. Hem Of Detroit,
Mr.. I. Ledever Of Chicago Mr.. Ben Corn:
oSsrielder OF o, 9 siGnsy.' Ne inr Mr. .''S and
Mrs. M. Hellman and daughters. Blanche |
and Mabel, l. Oberfelder and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Polack, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Haas. Mr..
and Mrs. M. Sloman, Mr.. and Mrs. Goetz,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rothschild. Mr. l.. !
Rothschild, Misses Annie and Minnie
kS' swases, MI MI. s STD M Fs.e Water e.
Mr.. aud MRS. A. Cahn, Mr., and Mrs. AL. Calm,
o. s. Hoffman and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
M Goldsmi III Mr.. and Mrs, Brapdeis, Mr.. and
Katz, MIR. and Mira. A. jacobson, Mr..
aud Mrs. .Ikem an, Mr.. and Mrs M, Sloman,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ochlesirger. Mr.. and Mrs.
Patterson. MIR. and Mrs; Straaser, Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. L Heller, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Heller, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Adler, Mr..
O1erfelder, Mr.. Simon Obsrtelder, |
Mr.. Sam Schlesinger, Arthur Brandeis, Mr..
Mrs. Dannebaum, Miss Sarah Braodeis,
Miss Clara Schlesinger. Miss scligsolha, Miss
Hattie ObeIfelder, Miss Polly Goldsmith.
MISS DOltte Ioloch, ME- Ell Il. Suinu, Mr.
and Mis-. Mendels,olhD, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Helm. Mr.. and Mira. A. Mandeburg, Mr..
Julius Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave kaufman,
Mr.. Adolph Meyer.
The bride, as above stated, IL the
daughter of Mr.. B. Newman, the we'll
merchant of this city. She is an
educated, refined and highly accom-
lady, an absolute favorite with all
aequaintaucas, and blessed above all by a
kindly Providence with beauty of fea-
lures and figure. Tho groom Is col g'aIu'
lated.
The groom 10 popularity known among
the young men of Omaha hs q clever,
courteous, sffabls gentleman. He has
lived here for two years, coming origi-
nally from Chicago, and is a member Of
the Douglas street tobacco firm of Chinn
. New. The bride Is congratulated.
And now the BEE wishes to join the
throngs of congratulations Of both, wish.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. New all the possible
j ,ys of this life, afforded In the triplic.t e
boon of he 18th, wealth and prosperity.
The bridal party leaves this afternoon
via the r. )ck Island on a brief tour of