The evening world., 1888-05-28
SUNDAYS HAPPY BRIDES.
CROWDS OF FRIENDS GATHER 10 OFFER
THEIR CONGRATULATIONS.

Mics Bernstefn married 20 mr. Hoseuthnls
niiss Nathan 10 Mr.. Post, Miss Levy 20
Mr.. Plat, Miss Refs 20 MIR. Davidson,
Miss welH TO MIR. Gsidsteip, and Miss
Phillips 90 MIR. Gutfarb.
Miss Fanny Bernstein, daughter of Benja-
min and Sophie Bernstein, of 10s East Tenth
street, was married last night ct Nilsson Hall
10 Leo Price, son of ID. Rosenthal, Of 1877
West Eighteenth street. The Rev. DIR.
Mendes, assisted by Charles Leiniger, per-
formed the ceremony.
The bride was attired in white silk, with O
train Of blanc d'argent plush. The corsage
was cut decollete front and back and sleeve
less, and edged with valenciennes lace and
beads. The bridal veil was caught with q
crown of orange blossoms. White kid nous
ouetalres TO the shoulders were worn, and
she had diamonds for ornaments.
Charles Price was best man. Edward Cas-
per, Morris Steinburger, A. Ebenstein and
Day. Price were the ushers.
Thu bridesmaids were
Mas Carrie Bernstein, who wore fumee DO bols
tr,mmed with jet rnaments Of the same aSsce sna a
dog collar OF aca1ou MORE antique, caught with Q
ruby brooch; aSajoI siix m09sgIetairss to the
Miss Pearl Price, cream satin; the .corsaae
sleeveless, cut square and draped with duchesse
lace; white lace mousquetaires; diamond neck
Miss Hannah Ebenstein, ciei blue satin. with
SQUARE front aud back and trimmed with MORE an
tiaue Of the same shade; diamond
oI ms; anna ss saO sSTssae 0, "a s ss.lq' , wiin 0 ,simm 1ass
with black Jet and MORE antique bows; diamond
Among the many ladies' who enjoyed the
dance at the reception following the cere-
mony were {:
M,sa Mam,e Kurzman. who wore vbite sat,n
with white dotted tulle draperles; the oorsage cut
In o double v and trimmed with MORE antique Of
the same shade; pearl necklace; diamond orna-
Mra J. Abrahams, black MORE antique, with
Mrs. /. Stone black SIX; black jet trimmings;
the sleeves OF the corsage Of black net, with bead
Mrs. 8. Ringer, black lace; black Jet and MORE
antique trimmings; diamond
mrs. F. Blumenstock, blush pink brocaded vel
vet, with watered silk upright folds; the corsage
of white satin, cut square and edged with beads;
Mrs. A. Quitman, white point d'esprlr, with
white MORE antique draperies; the corsage Of
Miss johanna Ebenstein, baby blue satin, with
striped tulle oyerdress; the oorsage cut IN a double
v; Q diamond locket was suspended from a white
Miss Emma Ebenstein, white and blue checked
Miss Iiiy Bimberg. white lace, With a Wide hello
trope sash; the corsage cut In q V FROM. and back
shoulders, supported BY nejloirope MORE antique
bows; pearl ornaments.
Mas Esther weinberg; black satin over black
edged with white lace; diamonds
Miss Marie Goldsmith, OF Long Branch, baby
Miss Rose Kurzman, white point d'esprit, with
MORE antique. draperies; the corsage cut In a v
front and back and was ornamented with varie-
Mrs. E. J. Markewiiz, white brocaded velvet,
with 0 tablier OF white lace, the corsage draped
with 1aada and Cut IN n G0uhlA ". tan.Nnl0rAd
Mss Sadie Stone, white lace, with a sash of
Miss carrie stone, Of Brooklyn. white nuns
velling, with silk embroideries; white lace NOUS
Miss Annie Klinkowstein. white lace.
Miss Emile Jacobson, black lace over black silk;
Mrs. Title Kiinkowstein black silk, Jet trim
mings; vest draped with white MORE antique bows
and olaGf lace; diamond VA .,,. =.
corsage s-ieeveless and decollete front and back.
draperies and MORE antique bows.
Mrs. D. Rosenihal. black satin. with jet trim
Mrs. NJ. Brown. black silk, with black lace over
dress; bouquet Of jack roses; diamonds.
m aiss s KSss sf fq,mS;, wa,:e w sars fs sfk cv w1ta white
Miss Hattie Shongood, white toille religieuse,
with acajou surah silk draperies; Q ruby orns-
collar.
Mrs. Leo Berkowitz, black sricot with m att jet
Miss Rose Molioy, baby blue trioot with lac dor
passementerle trimmings.
Among the other guests present were
Mt. and MrA Bernstein, John Adler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Koplik, ChaA Casper, of Wilkesbarre; Max
Casper, Mr.. and Mrs. 4 H.. Ebenstein, Mr.. ana
Mrs. N. Levy, b. Ringer, Col Gibson, Leo Berko-
Quitman, e. j. M~arkewitz, DR.. d. Goldberger, L.
V. Goldberger, N. Brown, Morris Steinberger,
Julius Shongood and ChAs. Shongood.
The happy couple received many presents
of flowers, among which were an immense
horseshoe presented by Miss Marie Schieb-
Ter and Miss Mathy Johnston. and a basket
Bimberg d Son, the proprietors of the hall,
furnished the supper.
PosT-NATHAN.
Miss Mile Nathan, of ISL East Eightieth
street, was welded last night to Sam Post, of
8lS Fifth street, at; Arlington Hall. DR.. Wise
ofiGiated. Max Silverstein was best man,
assushers. The Misses Nathan, sisters of the
bride, were the maids of honor. They wore
white lace, draped with white MORE antique.
The bride was attired in cream silk en-
traine. The corsage was v shaped and edged
with Egyptian lace. She wore white kid
mousquetaires and q pearl necklace and car
ried a bouquet of bridal roses.
Among the many friends who came to
tender their congratulations were:
Miss May Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs. s Jacobs, Mr..
and Mrs. Refowicn, Miss Lille Rosenthal, Nj. aud
Mrs. b. Rosenthal, j.. Jacobs, Miss Flora Stern,
Miss Dora silyerstein, Mr.. and Mrs. b: siveIstein,
II. Levy, Miss N. Davis, Miss Fanny Marcus, Miss
Mamie silversIein, Miss Hannah Morris, Miss
Augusta Klugherz, Mr.. and Mrs. \. Klugherz. Miss
Henrietta lev ami MIss LIE. o Hernia