Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-05
WEDDING BELLS.
KIeeberg-HerZ.


 Miss Jennie Kleeberg, eldest daughter of Rabbi Kleeberg, and Leo H. Herz, foreman of the box department at Mayer, Strouse & Co.'s, were united in marriage at 7 o'clock last evening at the Mishkan Israel, the Rev. MT. Kleeberg officiating. The church was crowded long before the time for the cere- | monY to take place, and it was a few min
 utes after when the groom took his stand and waited for his bride, who shortly after wards marched up the aisle leaning on the | arm of her father, who left her at the plat form fwith the groom. The bride was dressed in white Ottoman silk trimmed with duchess lace, with diamond ornaments The ushers at the church were: I. NJ. Ullman, Councilman Ike Wolfe, Harry Asher, Sey- mour H. Rosenberg, Gustavus M. Kahn and Edward Strouse. After the marriage at the church reception was held at Loomis' Tenn
 pie of Music, at which about one hundred and fifty guests were present, and dancing | was continued until late hour.
 Among those present were MT. and | Mrs. Max Adler, the Misses Johnson, Miss Wintner, Miss Rosenbluth, Miss Hertz Misses Sonnenberg, Misses Gertrude and
 Mamie Mann, Miss Jennie Asher, Miss Zun- | der, Miss Ryder, Miss Machol, Miss Ida | Goodhart, MT. and Mrs. Engle, MT. and Mrs Osterweis, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Goodhart MT
 and Mrs. David Strouse, MT. and Mrs. Samuel ! Goodman, MT. and Mrs. L. Strouse, Mr. and Mrs. I. Newman, MT. and Mrs. L. H. Freed
 man, Miss Lena Strouse, Miss Sophia Oster- | weis, Misses Schneeloek, Mir. and Mrs. Ro- Briggs, MT. and Mrs. L. Steinert, Mr. and
 Mrs. Zunder, Dr. Ruickholdt and wife, Mr | and Mrs. Paul Veil, MT. and Mrs. Henry Goodman, Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Goodman,
 Dr. Max Mailhouse and sister, Mr.
 and Mrs. I; Williams, Mrs. Kreitz,
 for an extended tour including Washington, | D. O., and other places. Thalheimer catered and set fine table.
 Baldwin-Guinam.
 At 10 o'clock yesterday morning Miss Car l rie E. Baldwin and Charles H. Guinan, pro-
 prietor of the cigar store at 96 Church street, ! were united in marriage at the residence of | the brides mother, 51 Trumbull street, Rev. MT. Meserve, of Davenport church, officiating | Thebride wore a handsome travelling suit On | ly the immediate relatives of the contracting | parties were present at the marriage. Half l an hour after the ceremony MT. and Mrs, Guinan were driven to the depot and started
 on e weeks wedding trip. They have re- | ceived some very beautiful gifts
 | RobinsOn-Barnes.
 | Miss Bessie G. Robinson, eldest daughter | of John A. Robinson, librarian of the Yale Law school, and Edward F. Barnes, of Fair | Haven, were united in marriage at 8 quarter
 before eight o'clock last evening at Grace church, the Rev. MT. Sanford, rector of the church, officiating. The church was crowd
 ed with friends and relatives of the bride and | groom. The platform was covered with floral
 decorations aud while the ceremony was be- ing performed the bride and groom stood under a floral arch, on one pillar
 of which was the letter "R" and on the other the letter t'B." in immortslles. The bride was dressed in handsome mouse | rxyik1, hrr,r al k<, 1kaH ! diately after the ceremony the couple left the
 church to leave on the s:38 train for a two
 weeks wedding tour during which they will | visit Washington, D. O., Philadelphia and other places of interest. After the ceremony a private reception was given to the relatives | of the bride and groom at the residence of | the brides parents, No 66 East Pearl street. I The presents were handsome and appropri- ate The ushers at the church were George | Lindsley and William Leete. Harry K.
 Beach, organist at the North church, oficiat-
 ed at the organ.