The evening world., 1888-05-25
GAYETY IN BRIGHT ATTIRE.
MISS NAY VTTBNBERG MARRIED 10 SIMON
ROsENBAUM.
vrhe Ceremony Followed by n Reception nc
Mazzcttps-Ladies Give n strawberry
Festival mt Washington B~eights-Picnic
of the Amt Verdener C'ub-Rosentha
Brothers, Employees Have n Dance.

prothers, Employees Have n Dance.
Miss Ray Gutenberg, of 2Os East Seventy
second street, was married last night to
Simon Rosenbaum, Of 249 West One Hun
dred and Thirty-third street, at Mazzettfs.
The Rev. DR.. Jacobs performed the cere-
mony.
Herman Gutenberg, brother of the bride,
was best man, and Alfred Jaros, M. L..
H%eidenheim, Genry Gutenberg and Henry
Hofheimer were the ushers. There were no
bridesmaids. Miss Lulu Lewiston and Miss
Bertha Heidenheim were the maids Of honor.
They wore gowns of white lace with white
MORE antique draperies and each carried o
basket of flowers.
The bride was attired in white faille fran
caise en- ~traine, draped with point lace and
ornamented with variegated roses. The
bridal veil was caught with o wreath Of
orange blossoms. She carried O bouquet OF
bridal roses.
Eppinger's orchestra furnished the music
during the ceremony and reception. To the
reception which followed only relatives and
close friends were invited. Among the ladies'
THE EVENING WORLD reporter noticed the
following:
Mrs. A 4, j. ,.. Sohs e. rI psri,e n fsills gra fpons: .s se
corsage was cut In a v front and PACK ana Wa
sleeveless and draped with Spanish lace; around
the neck q chain OF gold, with q diamond crescent
Mrs. L. 8. stroock, white lace over white silk;
trimmed with duohesse lace; diamond ornaments;
white ostrich tips bouquet and white kid mousque-
ai Miss i Rose = BsndSeim, black silk; the corsase was
trimmed with black Jet In proiusion; bouquet OF
tea roses;. diamond tan-colored KID
Mrs. r. Goldenberg, black satin, with black lace
and Me- Jet + 1r' HsIaeSssi a1sp SIaes lace, with MORE an
tique trimmings; the corsage was trimmed with
lao dor and biacE silk cord; bouque. of Jack "
Mrs. P. saiamons, black silk, trimmed with
black lace and SIX; passementerie trimmings.
Mrs. j. Kridel, black ribbed silk; the corsage OF
black velvet trimmed with black jet; diamonds.
Mrs. 9. stroock, black SILK, with q white dotted
Mrs. A. ostheim, black lace over black silk; q
bouquet Of roses on the left shoulder; diamond
MISS L Jaros, black velvet, with lavender silk
front; %draperies Of white Egyptian lace.
trimmed with mouse-colored velvet and black lace;
the corsase cut in q v and filled IN with white lace;
Mrs. Rosenbaum, black velvet, with q catar-
act Of white lace; diamonds.
Miss II. Ottenoerg, black lace over black silk;
a Jacqueminot roses.
Miss Father Gutenberg, electric blue silk white
Mrs. s Gutenberg, jaime de chrome clair faille
Franchise, with black lace overdress; the corsage
. was cut Ill u uOuDlb v anu EleeNelbbb, UlbCk Dtdutu
tule yelling, pink ostrich tips bouquet; diamonds.
Mrs. ii. Gutenberg, navy blue silk en- traine. with
q q ' = and o. sl ws,ss spaa ans i sri9ims sa' S SHnsa gsy HSs IN
lace; Waite ostrich tips bouquets; tan-coiored Six
m Muse sinnis e so ia ssSGlaet whi aaam psoe Over baby
blue MORE antique; the corsaae, which was laced
in the back, was cut In a double v; pearl neck
lace: white kid mousquetaires.
Mrs. liny Wilder, navy blue silk. with MORE an
tiqae trimmings; diamonds:
Miss l. Mandel and Miss e. Mandel were dressed
alike and wore white lace; the corsage, cut square
front and back. was s~leeveleas and supported by
more antique bows; white kid mousquetairss;
Among the gentlemen present were
4; J; Cohen, 7 ssla%ons' s st5ooSs, Whlisn
Lsnamann, M. RosenSaum, s. Gutenberg, Il. q.
tenherQ, Herman Kahn, Bernhard Kahn, ]. Cohen,
Jaros, Isaac ottenDers, Of Rochester; Simon Often
berg. Jacob Henkel. Geo. Lewiston. DR.. Seesel and
DR.. Friedman.
STRAWBERRIES ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Washington
Heights M. e. Church, One Hundred and
Fifty-third street and Tenth avenue, arranged
a strawberry festival last night for the bene-
fit of the parsonage fund. 1t was well attended
considering the RAIN.
barrow, who disposed quickly of her wares.
The lemonade we'll was attended to by Miss
May Muller and Miss Irene Booth. Cakes
and strawberries were in big demand and
were served quickly by Mrs. Booth, Mrs.
Goodell and Mrs. Miller. Flowers were sold
at fair prices by Mrs. H. Hardy, Mrs. Davis
and Miss Ella Henderson.
Ice cream was looked after by Mr.. Booth,
who satisfied everybody.
A musical and literary entertainment was
also given. 1t comprised. a piano. duet by
the Misses Searles; Rotations by Prof.
Jones, solo by W. n. searles, II. and sing;
and Mrs. Oakley and the Misses Searles.
Among the many present were:
Inspector Steers, wife and daughter, MI; and
Brs;n Snss. k HoEan G,,nd nIi re.e' j. NJ ci anS MN Mr. = s M
Mrs. Hardy, MIR: and Mrs. e Miller, MI. and
enss. Z ci SSar ~ ana bf asssa!ss1 Nj. spa T &rs sa Z; Tsy NJ.
Cornella Harden, Miss Sarah Harden, Mrs. VIM.
Drennon and family.
The officers of the society are:
Mrs. K e. Miller, President MA r. b; Treat
Executive Committee-Mra. J. CLANCY, Mrs. Enoch
Miller and Mss Kate Darroy. Entsr!alnmen'
The Rev. William N. Searles is the pastor
Of the church.
ANT v~ERDENER CLUB.
Notwithstanding the rain there was q good.
sized crowd at Washington Park last night al
the eighteenth annual picnic and summer.
nights festival of the Amt Verdener Club.
In charge were:
Yice-Presideni; Henry b. Broyef. Treasurer; VIM.
II. Rohrs, Corr esponding Secretary; Fred Rohrs.
Financial Secretary.
Floor Manager, Ehler Ernst; Assistant, Henry
Ahrens. Floor Committee-Hermann Hustedt,
Christ. Rohrssen, John Puvogel, II. d. Meyer,
William Fricke, Herm. Schmuck Arrangement
Committee-Fritz Hasselbach, Heinrich Stribhey
John Sussemiloh, Christ. Osterholz, John Sander,
Herm- Boymann, John KEELING.
~osERTH BROTHERS EMPLOYEES.
A festival was given by the employees Of
Rosenthal Brothers OF the Empire City
Colosseum last night, with music by Prof
Carey's full band. The officers Of the asso
citation ara. praaidant A n Ranedict