The evening world., 1888-06-11
SWEET VOWS OF WEDLOCK.
THEY WERE TAKEN YESTERDAY BY MANY
HAPPY COUPLES.

Turn vrrein's New Building Being Ran
idly Pushed-Its Elegant Dancing Floor.
The wedding of Miss Sarah Mandlebaum.
daughter Of Herman and Rose Mandlebaum,
Of 400 East Fiftieth street, and Max Dessauer,
Of 40S East Fifty first street. took place yes
terday afternoon in Cafe Logeling, Rev. DIR.
A. Wise performing the ceremony. Morris
Dessauer was best man. The bride was at
tired in white faille Franchise en- tralne, the
bridal caught with a wreath Of orange bios
SONS.
At the reception which followed the follow
ing ladies and gentlemen were present:
MI. and Mrs l B.umsnthal. Miss Rose Guttman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike strcuse' Of New Haven; Mr.. and
Mrs. "a strouse. simon Strouse,. MISS Emma Quit
man. MR. and Mrs y: stahl, MI. and Mrs. j. E
Brand and Miss Sadie Waterman A. M. Mayri,sch,
Miss Sarah kitzmeyer, B Well and family, Loop
fanny, Henry 4. zimoS, Miss Bertha Ro .enberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rosenthal, MT. and Mira ABE
and Miss Hattie Brand and Miss sarah Weisei, B.
Heilman, j. Mic. Strouse.
The bridal couple left for the Thousand
Islands and Niagara Falls, where they will
spend their honeymoon.
RosENBUna-MAYER.
The marriage of Miss Lille, daughter of
hlOb6b anu ETutbIlb5 mayer, Oh 10 OllnUOu
street, Brooklyn, to Louis, san of Sam end
Hannah Roeenberg, OF lS hudson avenue,
Brooklyn, took place yesterday afternoon, at
New Everett Hall. Rabbi William Sparger,
oficiatsd. Harry MaJAr, the brother of the
bride, was best man.
Among those present at the ceremony were:
IlMr. and Mrs. l. Blumenau, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Blumenan, Mr.. and Mrs. 4: Bick, Max Rosenberg,
Mrs :. Metzger, MI: and Mrs. II. Mayer. MT. and
mens Nm Miss GAIA Slumena a%Al Mr. .n ana M Mrs.. Di N.
Stein, Mr.: and Mrs. MAJ Blumenau, Miss Carrie
feSs, miss Is N sasis Iei M'ss Jennie M. n.i1 M ana T. 9'p n.
There were eight maids of honor. who wore
white lace and carried baskets of roses.
~HEIM-MARKs.
At the German Masonic Temple Miss Hen
rietta. daughter of Nathan and Caroline
Marks, of 400 East Eightieth street, was mar
performed by the Rev. NJ. Krauskopf. Daniel
Helm was best man. At the reception which
followed many friends of the bride and
groom were present. Among them we're:
Frank, Nj. and Mrs. Leop: Greenbaum, MI. and
Mrs Henry Greenbaum Mr.. and Mrs: Wheeier,
s sdi sn {. G spsie i; S %ys1 Raaim sa, sne and @a'i MRS SsP 5.
Mannheim, the Misses lsenoerg, Mrs; Jennie Green
4. RothscSiid, Of WashinS t MISS Rose kotns.
CHILD, Ed Freund and sister Miss Edith Jacobs,
Miss Bertha Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Jacobs,
~UNGER-PEYsER.
Miss Bella. daughter of D.. Peyser, of 96s
Second avenue, was married last evening at
Victoria Hall to Henry w. Unger, late Secre-
tary in the pistrict,Attornev's office and son
formed by Rev. DR.. Maisner and Rev. DR..
Calm. The best man was William Unger and
the ushers We're George B. Peyser, Isaac J.
sans misses ES Minnie A; Sng Enasr TX Ra s5adf Fsgssl,
Julia Silberstein, Laura Herman. The
bridesmaids all wore white satin, with gar
lands of fowars. The bride white satin, with
flowers, and her veil was of tulle fastened
with orange blossoms.
Among the guests We're:
Coroner Levy, MT. and Mrs. Alex Frankenst Elm,
Charles ennIl : sao1soo%s,, . Ad 9l3e,. Sanger anger Js %,s Coin,
keiDpnsr, George VI. Aasrne'. Miss Il. aanauer,
h h~m. A Ar.s'e s.s,. M Coma. and Mrs. / g.
Mia Annie saonaood William hornridgys, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph ~shergood, Hector Lerene, Miss Hannah
ner, Miss N. GreenOaum, Miss Pauline Laipzger,
MIR. and Mrs; julius, Lipman, =; b. Hunter, Miss
Herring, Assemolyman Hornldae, Abraham Brandt,
Harry 8; Wallenstein, Gus Lambert. Leo Un er,
. nsysF B. ); l %ossso ea,' EaW TSSi"i 4. p Eassr, n ad as,ge
RRtissr' Nh H. .n II; S sqn@%s ss N N; "; P Pa ok, SSInss
h nss%sP, NM Hi and h aqs M. o Sicaar,, Viii William 1nses,
Mi. and Mrs. Emanuel scheyer. MI: and Mrs.
Henry Moss Mr.. and Mrs Morris Ksim, David
Bamberser,. Miss Julia Rossn. Na'6an Kempner,
Mr.. and Mrs Norris Kahn, Mr.. Marco. Miss
cAFFREY-BEGUN.
The marriage of Miss Louise A. Begun to
Mr.. Jerome T.. Cafrey took place last night
a< tho rh,,rnh 0f Sf INhn thn Evop1aIyok
After the ceremony q reception was held at
800 East Fifty-second street.
BALLS AND FESTIVALS.
The afternoon summer. nights festival of
the Trow Mutual Benefit Association at
Suffers Harlem River Park Saturday was q
great success. The Committee of Arrange
ments included
Secretary; Alexander Parker, Treasurer; " VILLAIN
q, Whitehead, A. II. Mitchell, James. j. Ricardo
A. J. connelly, +. II. Doele. Il. MaRinnis.
The grand march was led by Mr.; and Mrs.
Frank v. Hulse, assisted by William @.
Downs and Miss Kate Rooney.
The annual afternoon and evening recep-
ton of the Pastime Athletic Club, at the
Empire City Colosseum, on Saturday, was a
complete success.
The grand march was led by M. NJ. Stein
berg. with Miss Annie Golden, assisted by
NJ. W. Boyle and Miss Maggie Quinn. w, L.
Flack, with Miss Annie johnson. The march
was under the direction of I. NJ. Steinberg.
The Glen wood Association gave their an
nual ball at Suffers Park Saturday night.
The grand march was led by Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Stroth, assisted by Mr.. and Mrs Louis
George, and George Weimer with Miss
Louise George. The following are the of.
dcers;
Louis George, President: Jacob stroth, Vice.
President; CHARTS Welman, Treasurer; ouo
A9hmann; FinaSoial secretary; Charles Ru-
geant-atArms.