St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-24
RAPHAEL.CARDOZA.
The Brilliant Hebrew Wedding of
the Season Attended by Numerous
Friends-.A Wedding Feast.

The great event in Hebrew circles yester-
day was the wedding of Miss Julia. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. CardoZa, of 267
Ramsey street, to Benjamin A. Raphael, of
Davenport, Ia, at the residence of the
brides parents at $50 p. M, Rabbi Freu
der officiating. Miss Debbie CardoZa and
Miss GusSe Raphael. sisters of the con-
tracing parties, respectively, were the
bridesmaids, and RATE CORDOBA and Emil
Raphael. brothers of the bride and groom
respectively, were the groOmsmen. Ever
green's and flowers decorated the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. CardOza, and the parlors
produced a brilliant effect. AS the bride
entered, attired in white duchesse satin,
with pearl ornaments and orange blossoms
partly concealed within a magnificent tulle
veil and carrying a bouquet of
white roses. Prof. Werner struck
the chords of Memberships wedding
march upon the piano, and the ceremony
began. Miss Raphael wore toilet of pink
silk. and Miss CardOza ottoman silk and
cashmere. Rabbi Freuder pronounced the
twain one. and the bridal party was escorted
to Seibert's hall on Seventh street, where
reception was held and the wedding feast
enjoyed by the guests, while PrOfs. Werner,
Seibert and MuehIenbach rendered choice
musical selections The tables were very
tastefulIy decorated by Mr.. and Mrs. E. f.
Schlenker. of % West Third street, with
confectionery ornaments. Isaac Solomon
read numerous congratulatory dispatches
from friends of thetwo families united.
THE GUESTS.
The guests at the table were:
MIR. and Mrs. G. N. Cardoza, parents of the
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Davenport, parents of the groom; Emil
Raphael and Miss Augusta Raphael, brother
and sister of the groom; Misser Debbie and
Sarah Cardoza, sisters of the bride; Messrs.
Raphael, Levy and Simon Cardoza, brothers
of the bride. Among other relatives were
MIR. and Mrs. Phil Weiss, Miss Rosa Weiss,
J. Gallagher, of La Crosse: Mr.. and Mrs.
+. w. Smith, of Davenport; Mr.. and Mrs.
S. n. Lewis, of Sedalia- Mo-; Mr.. and Mrs. L.
n. Cardoza and Henry and Michael Cardoza,
of Minneapolis. OF the city friends present
there we're Mr.. and Mrs. S. Keller, Mrs. Her
mann. Joseph Levy. Mr.. and Mrs. n. F. Solo
mon, Miss Solomon, ]. Solomon, Phil Wech-
sler, Miss Loeb, Albert Loeb. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. s. Haas, L. Haas, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Lyons, Mrs. NJ. Frankel. H. d. Greenwalt
and Miss Jonas of Minneapolis.
The bride and groom sat at the head of
the table, with the parents of each on
either hand. After the wedding supper
dancing was enjoyed, and the evening was
given up to social amusement. The bride
and groom will make their home in Daven-
port la.
The presents were very numerous and
handsome, among them being a very hand
some cabinet, presented by Misses Debby
and Sarah Cardoza; silver card receiver, by
Miss Rosa Weiss and Joseph Levy; silver
butter knife and silver spoon, by
E. Levy and family; silver nut
picks, by Mr.. and Mrs. Haas:
silk plush divan. by Mrs. Sarah Goodman;
silver ice pitcher, by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f..
Solomon; French clock, by Mr.. FEEDER; sill
yer nut dish, by Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Smith;
statuary, by Phil WechsIer; French clock
and vases, by Mr. and Mrs. R. n. CORDOBA;
French mirror, by Albert and Alvina Loeb;
table cover, by Mrs. l.. NJ. Herman; floral
basket, by Mr.. and Mrs. Max Strauss; plush
toilet set, by Miss Annie Solomon; solid
silver nut picks and crackers. by II. d.
Greenwald; handkerchief case, by Miss
Frank Jonas; silver butter dish, by Isaac
Solomon; silver teaspoons. by Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam N. Lewis; hanging lamp. by Mr..
and Mrs Max Frankel; silver picket dish.
by Mr.. and Mrs. S. Keller. and a plush
Turkish rocker by Mr.. and Mrs. p. H..
Weiss