The evening world., 1888-04-30
YOUNG AND OLD" MAKEMERRY
MANY BIITHE BRIDES CONGRATULATED
BY THEIR FRIENDS.

mopd Locket-HIiss MARKS becomes Mrs.
F~uock-Picnic Of the Wendell Phillips
.ociation--D Iiss Goldstein's Change Of
Name-Youns Eliss Disport tn emselves.
Walhalla Hall contained q merry crowd
last night at the reception given by the en-
,Iovees of J. Guterding. At midnight Mr..
Gnterding was caught by the arms by two of
his employees and taken to the middle Of the
aoor. where he was presented with q dia-
mond-studded locket by. August Barkhausen.
Mr.. Guterding was so taken by surprise that
he could hardly respond
THE following were among the guests:
Miss Tneresa. HalskOrn'' Miss Amy Refer. ME-.
Emma mma Brommond, Mr.. and Mrs Adolf Ohm VIM
Fiunkett, MISS Hattie spahr, PHI welnel, Mrs. J.
iiim%sr, Misc I Lena g R1sra .s,s Gs0ra RAD q 0S Ssa,,
Minute s@slih. Henri, Alters Miss sarah lark WIN.
Annie George. John George, Gus Kern, George
Wertz, W. Y. Murphy, {: Lenby, ME-. ana Mrs. z
E TisvelanS S's clu Sy'? lae aSS1Sss My Ms. Maggie S1 cue jones' ayas
Miss Katie Beach, Miss 'sjoe" Bender and Miss
Mamie "a An SnS %i,l h ss.r J. M sm'. ma s Ms. S M.49,s
Berg MISS Dora Plum%er, several mem:
%aIwsiia Boat Cius,, with President John F.
Kocher; members Of the Muker Bowling club,
G Prssa1a g BoMliSs ciSS, Our Si Town and SIw Ota.r c Tsas.
Mr.. and Mrs John Welnning, John schott, Miss
Susie Burger, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Truebner. Mr..
and Mrs. George Stoettner, Mr.. and Mrs. William
IImme, o. Mussach, II. vibrins, George Herdt-
fielder and family and Mr.. and Mrs. John +.
Kocher.
Floor Manager, Henry Reitz; Assistant, Paul
stoitenberg. Floor Committee-Martin Schanm-
Voeicker. Reception Committee-charles ".
Haneen. Chairmin; Charles Iroebner, Wilhelm
Timme, Adolph Rosenberg, Michael stroh.
ENocK MARKS
Miss Flora Marks, daughter Of Mrs. G..
Marks, of 154 East Forty-ninth street, was
married at Vienna Hall last night to Arthur
Enock. The ceremony was performed by
Rabbi Mend 2. The best man was the
BRIDES brother, Louis Marks, and the brides.
maids were Miss Mana Phillips, Miss Rachael
Marks and Miss Bertha Marks. Miss Sarah
Marks was the maid of honor.
The bride wore the conventional white
satin, en- train, with a veil of white tulle
caught with a bunch of orange blossoms.
Among the many guests were the follow
ing
Miss NJ. schonfard, Mrs. G. Marks, Miss Eva
Marks. Miss Annie Marks, Miss Lena Steiner, Miss
Mendelsohn, Miss hay Marks, Miss R. Sachs, A.
Rosenberg, Miss II. LAZARUS, q: W., Lew, ID.
Marum, Mi. aud Mrs, NJ. Lazarus, Miss d. Lazaru',
MIR. and Mrs. II. l.. Crskow, Miss Dorritta
Drucker: $. wolfeusneim. Mr.. and Mrs: George
j. Philips, Miss Frances Drucker, John j. Aaron,
Miss Il. Joseph, Ben Fox, Miss Rose Michalis, Miss
and Mrs. j. Rosenneld, Mr.. and Mrs J. Hlscnoerg,
Mrs. j. Aaron, MIR. and Mrs. j. Lowenoerg and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacobs.
KoCH-JosEPH.
Miss Ida Joseph, daughter Of Mrs. R.
toria Hall last night to Myer Koch, The
ceremony was performed by Rabbi Weisse.
The best man was Louis Joseph.
Among the guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs A. Koch and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Behr. Miss Emma Goodman and brother, Mss L
Wortheimer, Miss Rose Hess, Miss Jennie Rice,
man and sister, Miss Carrie Davidson, Miss Jnlia
Kane, Miss Deoora Kane, Max Kane, the Misses
ieitz and Iii. anu Mrs. L Weller.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Miss Eva Goldstein, daughter of Mrs.
Rachel Goldstein, of 1909 Park avenue, was
married last night at Nilsson Hall to Charles
Friedenberg, son OF BENJAMIN and Hannah
Friedenberg, of SIT Canal street. Rabbi
Wohlknen, Of Greenpoint, performed the
ceremony. The bride was attired in white
silk en- tralne, decorated with flowers and
trimmed with lace trimmings. Dave Gold
stein, Sol Friedenberg. Dave Posner,, Jos.
Goldstein and Aaron Birnbaum had charge
OF the arrangements.
After supper, which was furnished by Bim-
berg, the guests joined in q pleasant dance.
Among the guests were :
Miss Julia Adelsau, who wore black lace over
black silk; the corsaRe decollete and sleeveless and
yelled In black tulle; pearl ornaments.
Miss Bella Adelsan, electric blue plush, with
maroon plush trimmings; bouquet OF harechal
Miss Anna Adelsan, white satin, with lace over
dress; The Sorsage cut y shape. ,.,s .u..
Mrs. j. Berlinsky, BLACK lace over black Six;
mo re antique
Miss Nay Lamkay, hose-colored silk.
Miss Lily Ldmkty, terra-cotta SILK.
Miss Ray Kochman black lace over black silk;
Mis-, sophia wolu, black six, with jet trim
m.ngs in prOiusion; bouquet OF I" Jack " roses.
Miss Mary Goldstein, white satin; lace trim
mings.
the corsage, which was sleeveless and d%ecoliete
'front.' and back, was decorated win flowers.
Miss A. Schultz. white silk yelled with duchesse
Miss j, Marie, of Newark, white silk: the cor
sage sleeveless and decollete and yelled in while
Miss Jenny Vein, black lace over black sann;
the corsage cut in a deep V front and back; black
Miss Mary Cohn, llack silk. with jet aud lace
trimmings, bouquet Of '.Jack Z" roses.
lace draperis.s; tae corsage cut in a double '; pink
lace mousquetaires; u dog-coliar OF pink velvet,
caught with a diamond brooch.
MAS Esther Friedenberg, OF Newark, Gobelin
green silk trimmed ith brocaded velvet and white
silk; bouquet OF bridal roses.
corsage cut in a smah v; black lace mousquetaires;
Miss II. Friedeuberg, OF Newark. white lace; the
corsage of GObelin green plush was cut square
and sleeveless ana veiled In white lace; diamond
Mrs. L Levin, black silk, with Jet trimmings
and lace overdress; a double V-shaped black vel
vet corsage; dog collar OF black velvet caught with
q crescent OF diamonds.
Mas TIly Gabriel, of New Haven, white satin;
The corsage sleeveless and decollete, and trimmed
with MORE antique bows Of same shade; bouquet
Of Jack I" roses.
Miss Anna Kern, white silk with electric blue
eatia panels; the corsage cut 10 a deep v and
trimmed with lace; ian-coiOred mousquetaires
pearl ornaments.
Miss airline Kern, white silk; the corsage "
shaped and trimmed with MORE antique aud yelled
In lace diamonds.
Mrs. l. NJ. Hirsch, black silk with lace and JET
trimmings
Miss b. Briefner. black satin; the corsage cut
square and trimmed with natural flowers
Miss Minnie Fiedberg, white satin with lace
overiress; the corsage WAS cut square and was OF
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