The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15
CUPID'S GApIItE>.
Notable Nuptials at Mr.. j. R0spn-
fields Last Evening" other
Ilymeneal Events.

!
At $50 last evening, at the residence
of Mr.. j. Rosenfield, was solemnized the
marriage of Miss Amelia daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Rosenfield, and Mr.. David Wolf,
lors had been deliberately decorated, and
contained about sixty invited guests,
many of whom were from abroad. The
ceremony was performed in acc )rdan ce
with the Hebrew belief, Rev I. Fall, Of
Davenport, Officiating. The bridal party
entered the parlor in this order; Mr. RoS
senficld and the bride. Mrs. J Wolf and
the groom, her son, Mr, J. Wolf and Mrs.
J. Roscniicld, father of the groom and
mother of the bride. respectively.
| AT the close of the impressive services
the happy gathering satdown toan elegant
| banquet such rs is seldom spread in Rock
Island. Speeches Of congratulation were
| made by Mcssrs. Waterman aud Herman,
| Of Gencseo, Mr.. Moses, of Grand Rapids
| Mich, Messrs. lIuyman and Cohn. of
| Chicago, Rev. /. Fall, of Davenport. and
Mr.. Louis May, of this city. Congratu
| latory messages were received from all
parts of the country, and two cabcgrams,
one from Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Stamberg,
| IN Germany, the latter Il sister of the
| bride, and another from DR. Rosentield,
| cousin of the bride and brother to Mr.
Morris Roscnteld, of this city. A more
| costly and extended array of beautiful
and appropriate gifts has not been re
| ceved by Rock Island bride before.
| The bride is well known here, in fact
was reared here and has always been
admired for her accomplishments refine
ment and womanly traits. The groom is
a thriving young lumber merchant and
banker at Evurt, and is well worthy of
icd couple boarded the Il o'clock train
last night for the cast, and after an cX-
tended bridal tour will proceed to their
future home in Michigan.
| KRELL-III.
| There was quiet though none the less
| happy wedding mt the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank III, on Seventeenth street
in the southern limits of the city last
| evening 1t was at 6 o'clock that Miss
Louisa j., daughter of this est Unable
| couple, was united in holy matrmony
to Henry E. krell, the popular young
Second avenue confec!ioner. The Gere-
mony was performed by the Rev. }. II.
Wright, Of the Christian chapel, in the
presence of relatives and IL few chosen
friends of the contracting parties, the
attendants being Mr.. John krcl and
Miss Kate !. 4 choice wedding feast
was served and the happy couple were
the recipients of many useful and orr
namental presents. Mr.. and Mrs. krcil
left for Chicago last night, where there
honeymoon will be spent, and upon their
return will settle down in their new
house on Seventeenth street, II few doors
north of the brides parents home.
TELLEEs MAXWELL.
AT the residence of MIR. Jerome
Woodln, on First avenue at 7 O'Clock
last evening Miss Amanda Maxwell was
married to Ii, G. Tcllers by Rev. J W.
Reed. the ceremony over, a sumptuous
repast was served aud after receiving a
number of well selected presents, and the
congratulations and best wishes of the
select little party present, the newly
welded couple left for their home
in Cordova, where the groom is established
in business.