Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-13
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A NOTARLE wEDDING.

The NuPtiaIs of HIT. '. IF. Goodhar,
 and Miss Sarah 0ppenhelmer-A
 Host CT Friends st the Wedding Han.
 quet.
 One of the grandest weddings that has
 taken place in this city in a long time was
 that of Miss Sarah Oppenheimer, daughter of
 Mrs. Joseph Oppenheimer. to MT. Jacob P. Goodhart yesterday afternoon. The ceremony
 took place at 5 o'clock at the residence of the
 brides mother, 75 Lyon street. Rev. Dr. Kleeberg of the Court street Temple ofici- ated. The bride was richly attired. The
 ushers were Edward oppenheimer, Simon Goodhart, Max Oaterweis, Gus Osterweis,
 Isadore Freedman and Louis Kohn. The ! marriage ceremony Was private, only the rel- atives being present. The wedding gifts were very numerous and beautiful.
 An expensive banquet was given at Loomis'
 Temple of Music from 2 to 10 o'clock, which
 was attended by the relatives and invited
 guests. Nearly two hundred guests sat down
 to the feast. The menu was extensive and
 very elaborately gotten up. Mir. Thalheimer was the caterer. Lawyer Morris Goodhart of New York city, uncle of the groom, was toastmasEer.
 Speeches were made by Judge Deuainr. Hon. Lynde Harrison, City Attorney Hugh Daley, Judge Pickett, Isaac Wolfe and Rev. Dr. Kleeberg. After this followed a reoep- ton for the young friends of the newly mar ried couple, which lasted until o'clock Malone's orchestra furnished the music for I the dancing. The tables were again set and the young people were banqueted. Mir. and Mrs. Goodhart left on a two weeks wedding | tour. They will visit Boston, Newport, l Niagara Falls and other places of interest. l On their return their home will be at the | residence of the brides mother on Lyon street.
 Selectman Feldman, who has been ill for many weeks, was able to be present at the l marriage ceremony.
 Mrs. Max Adler, Hon. Lynde Harrison, G. B. l Bunnel and wife Judge Pickett, OsM. Loomis. l Isaac Wolfe, Hugh Daley, Mr.and Mrs. Louis Adler, Councilman Lewinson, MT. and Mrs. M. l Myers, MT. and Mrs. J. Myers, Mr. and Mrs. L. Spier, MT. and Mrs. Seigwart Spier, MT. ger, Mir. and Mrs. s. Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. I. Dr. Bissell and wife, Mr. and Mrs. B. Cohn, Mrs. Fannie Kern, Mr. and , Mrs. Levi and Morris Hahn, New York, Louis l , Hart and daughter of Hoboken, N. J., Prof. a. K. Wehner, Mrs: E. Lyons, Flora Rosen- { ,erg, MT. and Mrs. Brussell of New York, MT. md Mrs D. Folkert of Brooklyn, Morris 7oodhart and wife of New York and Mr. and l ' Grs l.. Stinow. Jacob Goodhart, grand- C ather of the groom, was also present. He is eventy-nine years old.
 Among the young people present at the re- [ option were: Hattie Myers, Julia Kahn, , Hannah Stode1, Tenie Milander, Reina Sto- el, Sarah Shoninger, Della Zunder, Flora 1 Adler, Fannie Myers, Bertha Heller, Bertha 4 Vertzburg, Julia Kahn, Josie Oppenheimer, ialia Asher, Nitric Adler, Will @ Myers, Gustayus Kahn, Moses Moseman, ouis M. Kern, Nate Rosenthal, Nate Fisher, n Ii Fox, Melton Well, Herry Asher, 0 symour Rosenberg, Sarah Shoninger, T ickerman the florist, from whose place the ' oral display came, Miss Lena Lyons, Miss A ohn, MT. Cohn, Lillie Kleeberg. Y