The evening world., 1888-05-28

- WHhN. h'u ioubuu6lhafbb WoFe WOTn.
b. Bush was best man and William Bush,
were the ushers.
Among the many friends who were present
we're.
MIR. ana Mrs. J. Coleman, Mr.. and Mira 9. Gold
stein, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Maremstein, Mr.. and Mra.
julius Levy, Mt. aud Mrs. Morris Plat, Mi. and
Isidore FISHER and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.. II. Wolas.'
Phn. stamper. Emanuel Busn, Miss hattie sala-
mon and Miss Jenny SHANNON, Of Cedar Rapids;
and Mrs J: Kochmond, MT. ana Mrs. Max Wronker,
Mr.; and Mrs. J. Miller. Mr., and Mira l. LicOtsn-
Miss Lille Bush and Miss Sophie Plat.
The following gentlemen made speeches at
the supper table. Counsellor VIM. Bernard,
David Morse, Morris Goldstein. Sam Gold
stein, i. Lawrence, /. Bush and DIR. Schweit-
zcr. OF Syracuse.
DAvfDsoN-REIs.
AT the German Masonic Temple the mar
riage Of Miss Jennie Refs, daughter of Louis
and Carrie Reis, TO JAG. Davidson, son Of
Joseph and Betty Davidson, took place yes
terday afternoon. The Rev. DIR. Wise Off
ciated,
The bride was attired In white silk en-
traine. ornamented with lace and orange
blossoms. The corsage and cuffs. were
trimmed with white Spanish lace, and pearl
ornaments were worn.
Among the many who congratulated the
bride and bridegroom were:
Mr. and Mrs. sam Wen, Mr.. and Mrs N. We'll,
M; and Mrs r. Wen, Miss Bella Wen. Miss
M M1n Lo %s'' d mi; and Mr r., AS and Worms Norm nj; n and
Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs. David Davidson, MT. aud
Mrs: Jacob H%enchman. Mi: and Mira Loop. OPP
ooLDsTEIN-woLFF.
Miss Dora Wolf, daughter of Isaac and
Olga Wolf, was married last night to Nathan
Goldstein, son of Sal. md Esther Goldstein,
at Everett Hall. The Rev. Mr.. Michalowsky
performed the ceremony.
traine. The bridal veil was caught with a
wreath of range blossoms. She carried a
bouquet of bridal roses.
VIM. Wolf, the brother of the bride, was
best man, while A.. Pinkus, s. wizansky. j.
A.. Cohen and Isaac Schwartzberg we're the
ushers.
The following were the bridesmaids Miss
Dora Wolf, the cousin of the bride Miss
Annie Goldstein, Miss Nellie Cohen and Miss
Sadie Goldstein.
Among those present at the ceremony and
reception were
Mi. and Mrs. Max s,relitz, Miss Esther
Roben Mr. and Mr.. l. kaufman, Mr..
man. Martin A Lewis, IL Goldstsin. Loop
Miss FANNIE wain, 'S Miss 4. Harris hs; snS Miss Ms' r. ~ a alsssD;
Miss Nelly Cohen, Miss Katie Berlowitz, JAG.
Ruben, Miss Z; AbTshams, Willy Abrshams, Miss
Newman, Ace Newman. Miss sarah Cohen, ii. K
Kantrowits,. Miss Rose Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs. N
Souou v mihb hhhio GIG
@ aUTFARB- PHILLIPS.
Miss Bertha Phillips. daughter of Sarah
Phillips, was married last night to Isaac
Gutfarb. TIT ceremony took place at Flor
ence Hall, the Rev. DR.. Wise officiating. The
bride was given away by her mother. The
brother of the bride, Harry Phillips, was
best man. M. Freeman and A. Nurnberg
were the ushers. The bridesmaids were the
Misses Lewis, Miss Pauline Loewenstine and
Miss Pauline Phillips.
Among the guests present at the reception
were;
Mss Pauline Kaudsrs, Miss Annie Rosenwasser,
Harry Kromnach, M. Jacobs. Miss Eva Jacobs,
MISS Rose Freehof, MISS L Freeman and Miss
Bertha Freeman.
JOLLY BUTCHERS SEEKING PLEASURE.
A big and jolly crowd was present on Sat-
urday at the second annual picnic of the
Mutual association of Journeymen Calf
Butchers ct Washington Park. Prof. Nc
Aulitfe furnished the music. The officers
were: .a.
Fraucis Lantry, President; Samuel Mayer, Vice
Precedent; John G; Metz, Recording Secretary;
Kiieman. treasurer; Chss. Miller, ssiseant-ai-
Arm. Floor Manaaer. Clarence Whitley; Assis-
i @iisssp piS'd M efSSy saa M cn SaeHsl; Fs"0T wS Sf%.
i i; %s'' $,sas S !; sns,y. CHARLES %sss fs' ss:.1 %s%,
\: Wsitz. 4. huber, ]. .AesclilmaS Chris
WAibol, "A DtcTHs VI COikcI. n hOctu, r. ncN6ti,
Dietrich, L. Wer,heim, j. Smith. Police Commit-
t s,so,en.,. sSssns IN. caa Ip' S coca Tol. ). LAM M.
J. ~ stein. NsA'n'nA'' ''' ''''''' d. Lang l. Leon
In the grand march about two hundred
couples took part. Some of the guests
noticed were:
Miss ida Levy, who led the maroh; Miss Gussie
| Nentwich, Miss Dora Nentwich. Miss Mary Reilly,
Miss MAGGIE Reilly, Miss Rose Reilly, Mr.. and Mrs.
aAAn EaAE NJ and NJ Han "a n aaA
Mrs. Dave Frank, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Worms,
John Folger, Sal zimmermann, Charles Miller,
Louis Beader, MISS Eliza Bender, slss Emma
Weisel, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis ~Sieslacn, Mr.. and Mrs.
I k.s s Braessn; MI. f 70 s Mr.; Nm 81 Klein Elm i M,:s
Four: MISS Lizz.e Fox, Miss Bessie Barring. r, MISS
Annie Weiman and Miss Carrie Reinner and mem.
Reel Clup. OF the Nlneteentn Ward; the Elk Asso-
citation, the Edison Association and the Prudence
Association.
sHIRT-MAKERs HAVE A GOOD II.
The second annual picnic of the Solidarity
Shirt Makers Cooperative Association took
| place at Jones's Woods Coliseum on Satur-
day night. The music was by the Carl Sahm
Club. The rain could not spoil the sport,
in charge OF the following:
Floor Manager, Joseph Hurley; Assistant, Michael
F. Malion. Floor Commlttee-E. Kunze, Ii. Fitz-
gerald. ". Watson, F. AcLaushlon, G. murray.
Committee. d. Quinn, Chairman; r. Cullen,
Miss b. sullivan: Mss A. Reilly, Misa B. Berg, \.
McGratn, Miss NJ. jordan, mss 3. Scoti, Miss A.
Kearns. Reception Commlttee-E. A. Wal ace,
Chairman; j.. Miller. MSS e. Donnelly, g. Leese,
J. DAILY, Capt. Barry. j. o'Connell, Mlss M. Moran,
Berg.
~oIGARETTE- MAKERS ENJOY THEMSELVES.
A merry lot of young people attended the
twelfth annual picnic of the Cigarette
Makers Association at suffers Harlem
River Casino on Saturday night. The
grounds and platfOr1n were iammed and
dancing was difficult on account of the
crowd. but In spite of all that those present
enjoyed the affair. Albert Rosenthal was
Floor Manager and ]. Flanagan his assistant.