Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-08
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.

The Wedding of Miss Gertfe Mann and MT. Morris Adler-The Reception at LoOmaiS. Miss Gertrude Mann, daughter of the dry goods merchant of this city, was welded to Mir. Morris Adler, of New York, at o'clock last evening. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Keeberg at the brides resi- dence on State street, foot of Wall. Beauti- full and artistic floral decorations were fur nished by Florist Dickerman. The bride was dressed in white fsille wedding dress, trimmed with duchess lace and orange blos- soms, with bridal bouquet and diamonds. After the services a reception was held, at which were noticed: From Albany, MT. and Mrs. I. Waldman, the Misses Gertrude and Fannie Waldman, Miss Lillie Mann, Mir. and Mrs. J. Mann, MT. and Mrs. A. Mann, Ben- janin Mann, Louis I. Waldman, Mir. and Mrs. Dr. Blair; from New York, MT. and Mrs. Seligman, the Misses Henrietta and Jen- nie Seligman, Mrs. R. Rubens,T. Rubens, M. Seligman, MT. and Mrs. NJ. Milander, Miss Goldsmith, S. Hamburger, Vite Hirsch, Mar tin Metzger, and thirteen club consisting of friends of the groom; from Providence, Joseph Mann; from this city, MT. and Mrs. Maier Kahn, MT. and Mrs. Max Adler, Mir and Mrs. Max Strouse, MT. and Mrs. Lewin- son, MT. and Mrs. M. Briggs, MT. and Mrs. L. Besser, NIT. and Mrs. J. Milander, Mr. S. s. Strouse, MT. and Mrs. Machol, MT. and Mrs. Rogowski, MT. and Mrs. J. Johnson, MT. and Mrs. S. Goodman, MT. and Mrs. Edward Engel, Mir. and Mrs. J. l and MT. and Mrs. I. Newman, MT. and Mrs. ! Dr. Mailhouse, MT. and Mrs. Phillip Winter, Misses Pauline Briggs, Amy Milander, Ger ! trude s. Mann, Teresa Kahn, Lola Kahn, | ,o1 Moi1 1 house, Birdie Mann, Benjamin Mann, A. | Milander, s. Frankenield, Louis Mann and | G. M. Kahn.
 ! The ushers were J. Mann of Providence, I. Rubens and E. Seligman of New York and l G. M. Kahn, Louis Mann, Benjamin Mann of | this city. Among the many costly gifts were | a diamond cluster of fifty stones with ring ! and earrings, a solid silver tea service, din ing room set, bedroom set of antique rug ] pattern. an artists proof engraving entitled "When the Swallows Homeward Fly" an | onyx top table, peach plush conversation chair, two plush sofas, brass mosaic screen I and standing hall mirror. A banquet and reception vas held at Loomis' Temple ot ! Music, after which MT. and Mrs. Adler took | the II: :50 train for Washington. l A grand supper was given at Loomis', Thai l heimer caterer, over 125 guests, MT. Thai heimer giving excellent satisfaction. The I menu was as follows:
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 T. Blue Points Half Shells. ! SOUP.
 1 Nudel with Marc Balls ! Salmon with Lemon Sauce. Potato Crcquets. BOILED
 ! Chicken Fricassee with Asparagus. ! BRoILED.
 Punch Ia Romaine | Roast Turkey, Cranberry Sauce.
 Fulton Market Tongue.
 RELIsHEs.
 Table Celery Sliced Tomatoes Green Olives. l Chow Chow. Lettuce. Assorted Pickles.
 SALADS.
 Russian. Italian. Chicken.
 DESSERTS.
 Tutti-Frutt Nes Rode Pudding. l Strawberry Short Cake ! FRUITS
 | Bananas. Oranges. Apples. Grapes ! Assorted Nuts. ! ICE CREAMS.
 Strawberry. Vanilla Chocolate. Neapolitar French Coffee.
 The supper lasted from half-past unti 10, when dancing followed to the fine musi ! of Mallon's orchestra Between the dance refreshments were served to all. The hall 8 | well as the home of the bride was elegant decorated with flowers and plants from Dick \ erman the florists. The style was elegant ' | circles for some time. The happy coupl after their wedding tour of two weeks vii be at home at their already handsomely fur nished future home, No. 1 ,492 Lexington avenue, New York. Among the out of towl guests present at the reception were Nil Aaron Mann and wife, of Albany; MT. an Mrs. Joseph Mann, of Albany; Dr. Blair an wife, of Albany; MT. and Mrs. Seligman, o New York. From this city among the man present were noticed: MT. and Mrs. Ma Adle, Mir. and Mrs. B. Shoninger, MT. an Mrs. L. Osterweis, MT. and Mrs. M. Kahn MT. and Mrs. Max Strouse, MT. and Mrs. J Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Dr. N. Msilhouse, MI and Mrs. D. Mschol, Mir. and Mrs NJ. Brigg and NIT. and Mrs. L. Well.
 Among the young people present wer noticed Mir. I. NJ. Ullman, MT. Edwin Op penheimer, Mir. Gus Kahn, Mir. Seymou Rosenberg, Mir. Isaac Wolfe, MT. Charle Veil, Miss Tenie Milander, MT. J. P. Good hart, Miss Flora Rosenberg, Miss Sarah Op penheimer, Miss Della Zunder and Miss Sara Shoninger.
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