The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-26
BRUENHILDES HONEYMOON
TEE GREAT SINGER AARRIED Nv 4
LITTLE SEVENTH WARD CHURCH.


Faster Krusps Daughter ve,u.sssr. tbc
wesdins March fren "~Loheneris.~ an
the Parrish School Chiidren Chant . Rssiu.
"A Wedding CIT fren Rieh wsne..
As The Sun had the unexpected pleasure
Of announcing yesterday in brief. Fraulelt
Lii Lehman. the ideal representative O;
WaRner's heroines during tho recent ~opsrati-
season at the Metropolitan Opera House. wa.
married on Friday at about 8 O'Clock to Herr
Paul halisch. the German tenor from Berlin.
The arrangements for the wedding were
wholly confded by the prims donna to Mi.
William Steinway. who secured the services OF
the Rev. Bartholomew Krusi Of the Germar
Presbyterian Church at Madison and Nom
gomery streets.
The date OF the ceremony was then unknown
Tor the reason that the bridegroom Was at the
mercy OF the elements aboard the North Ger.
man steamship Saale. on which he had taken
passage at Bremen. and It could not be pro-
dicted to q certainty whom he would get hero.
The Saale, however, was sighted early on
Friday morning. and Fraulein Lehman WA
among the first on the pier waiting for the big
vessel to be made fast. She was alone. but did
not seem lonely. and no sooner was the gang
plank laid than Herr Kalisch fastened ashore
and greeted her. not effusively. but with oon.
centrated emotion.
They were driven of to the Hotel NormAndis,
where the soprano has been living. Thence
she sent . telegram to the Rev. Nh K1ud An.
nouncing her lovers arrival, and also inform
Ing tho minister that they wished to b married
at s O'Clock that evening.
While the Rev. MI. Krusi had been IN sxpso-
tation Of this summons. he had not anticipated
that 1t would arrive quite 80 soon, and he was
fen aas assan Clustered Ehsn 4 came.
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d dasse e sh ui eS NJ ss.s and fe ops Of H e: , 1,anssf f.d sna
from ,.%L Lobe e e III Sn the organ q The bridal
bis handsome bride drove up 70 sthss msnisssrs
p psnisd !. By M fiesf a sadIEiss a.lS His:s y sSS. . e sHe
prana i% dSa . F IT ststn,I Ls eli R1 ASysS Isoisd
and black .felt hat adorned WITH an $stHch
plume in which She had aTraysd SsrPslSfo he
s ssFsf%6 s Street a end x xsrs 3 b EsS p siis h.a ers R.s1
M PssS Dj:SSis SSS u ssil s hi% ~ = ssssS:sss.s
to be married she removed her ssaIefin. wrap.
ob - 11af t Sss e sssS o u The he ses Z Sai p y e:
We Wor sI 2 plain go11di band on the third nngeFo O
At the conclusion Of the rite Nj. krusi con.
gratuiated the happy, couple, and scarcely
improvised from the children Of the paroohiai
school l. burst forth. into q chant, the words OF
Lord shall p isser s' thy going soi a1 os. sssII H. CONF on:
ing in from this time forth and even forever
Madame Kalisch first blushed. then smiled.
and finally shed tears at this. Turning to NJ
Krusi. she thanked him for tho surprIse, and
she also waited u kiss to the little songsters IN
She md her husband then entered the min
t ts.sr sn honse to ., az Wy; cut the blanks required 6y
wrote her age as 40 and the groom his as So.
Among those present at the ceremony. besides
I psst sa'idf fsm T7o w ssas M fnd d tas mspRRs och oi Nh r:
n. Kirschpfad. Miss Minnie Krusi. Mrs. d.
D3 %fter M fnd k M1s: & SbS ad psSsIves her mor,,,e,
certificate she and her husband were driven
s back to o. the Norm = where a wedding
ssys the Bride ide's and s s!oom so1oS Miss Eas && esSshs
Helbig. Not even Mr.. Stanton was Invited, and
d dhs o %as k ! Hdsd he s-h hsa Of ne Msd:
e Ssn5 sE!idsSs st Ss;ss wa; il h; sS!sh s shs l !sis
Sisi that Afternoon to sD Herr n"s Ks j She
Gid not say when or whore. Mr.. Stanton
s ssai s1 siHs5ssS ms sn9ma tns e. NJ @ss PE Idis :. a %ass
IN the dark as anybody else with regard to the
s sims Ia aad nipp ]bse tbs Of H the iRR Df}rcp x sxent r as
rate singer, and was booked for a spring SON
cert tour with his wife. which would include
appearances at the Cincinnati music festival IN
May. 1t is also understood that Mr.. and MIR.
hh sinEa vii sipg at the first seidl concert at
The newly welded pair spent a very quiet
day yesterday. denying themselves to al visit
CONGRATULATIONS. Mrs. .Kalisch left sfriot Or
ders with the clerk at the desk not to send up
any cards to her room: bpt to allow them 70
cards go on accommodating as they did yester-
day, and tho bride continues in her present
priotor Of the Normandie will file plans to raise
the building one story. It is reported on good
one musical friend, to whom he exclaimed:
gefunden."
TWAS learned Yesterday that for some time
past Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. in anticipation
OF the ~favorite singers impending marriage.
has been preparing 9 surprise for her. This
VIII take the form q a MAGNIFICENT wedding
ladies' whom Mrs. Vanderbilt persuaded 10
for the purpose.