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acted as ushers. Among the guests

present were:
NJ. and Mira j. Zion, Mr.. and Mrs J. Godinsky,
y Sosion; sx,Jnaee MCCARTHY, John Duane. Dave
Mrs, j. BtSrsas, III. I sns NJ iSan = Miss i.
s,e,n. Ms Mss THY Lew, Charles Meyer, n; Bern:
s E%paenfsl, Ms. Molie Marcus, NJ. snd Mrs;
and Mrs. Chlrles X. Ash, DIR. sam Goodman, Miss
Kay Marx, Mr.. and MRS. K Goodman, Miss Ray
1oneh' MISS Bessie Singer and Miss Celia Marx.
The Garfield Social and Literary Club pre-
ssented the bride with q handsome basket of
flowers.
wEIss-aoopMANN.
The marriage of Miss Rebecca Goodman,
daughter Of Isaac Goodman, TO Herman
n Meassi both Of the city OF New York, took
was alfred IN the conventional white silk en-
tralne, decorated with orange blossoms and
white lace. The bridesmaids were as follows:
Mss Martha Goodman, dressed In blush pink
shk. with q oorsigc OF Gooeliu sreen plush; pink
mousquetaires; diamond
Miss Johanna oppenheimer, white lace and white
front and back and yelled In white dotted tulle;
bouquet OF = Jack" roses; pearl ornaments.
sage decoliete font and back; pink lace mousque-
talrta; diam ond +-.,
Miss Bertha Leo nsteiu, biabk lace. with MORE
antique dTaperies; the corsage decollete front and
back and sleeveless; dog collar of black velvet
was can9ht, with a diamond stud.
""S' ~ NoONiiuhu, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bhhs W.T.
SAFE cut In a deep v aud draped with lace; white
KID mousquetaires.
Marcus Weiss, the brother of the bride
groom, acted as best man, while Charles
and Emil Rosenfeld were the ushers.
The Rev. DIR. Weiss, assisted by DIR. Taussig,
performed the ceremony. -.
Among the many guests who congratulated
the happy couple were
Mr.. and Mrs lisa &c Goodmann. Mr.. aud Mrs. A.
weiss, Miss Florence Goodman, Mrs. s. y.
Schivermer, of Reading, Pa; Mr.. and Mr.. F.
RebecGa sehongood., Mis-. Frances Jacoby,
p. Goodman, julius joel, Miss Theresa
Ascn, Miss Nelly Harris, Mr.. ana MRS. Jos, Weiss,
Loewenstein, Counsellor Leo Moskowitz, Miss +.
Rosenfeid, Miss Mary Bamwoehl, Simon stern, NJ.
Harris, from Montclsit; Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Harris. of
Bloomleldi, Mr.. and Mrs. julius Harris, OF Orange,
and Miss lilly Harris.
wAGER-FuERsT.
Miss Mary Fuerst. daughter Of Louis T.
Fuerst, of 80 Chrystie street. was married to
William L. Wager. jr.. son of William L.
Wager, of 40 First street, on Saturday, at the
house of the Rev. d. Geyer, who performed
the ceremony. The bride wore terra-cotta
silk. trimmed with gold passementerie the
corsage was V shaped in front with Valen,
ciennes lace trimmings a bouquet of bridal
roses was carried on the left shoulder and she
wore diamond ornaments.
Miss Martha Mischke was the bridesmaid
and was dressed in cafe au lait silk. with
white lace overdress; the costume was
trimmed with gold passementerie. Charles
Gould acted as best man. -.
In the evening the couple received the con-
gratulations of their friends at Walhalla
Hall. Among the many friends present
We're: 4
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Healey, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
DAILY. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schwarz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank smith, MI. anu Mrs. Jao Hammer, Mr.. aud
Tgsrks, Ed Smith, Miss Erne.tine Wiinstraw, Miss
Jenny Wager, Miss Nelly Daisy. Mr.. and Mira John
Wheeler. WIN. Heinrich, MIR. and Mrs. john
Daisy, Miss Carrie Coll, Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry
Geyer, Miss Emma Kutcher and Louis Heller.
YOUNG ELKs p1sPonT THEMSELVES.
The Young Elks' Variety Combination gave
an entertainment and ball at Turn Hall on
Saturday night. Blow for Blow " was per-
formed.
The grand march was led by William
trimmed with white MORE antique.
Among those present were y
Fanny Wertheim, Miss Henry Abrams. Miss N.
Geisman, Miss j. f.. Rothschild. s. De Val, L.
H Fsn3s o 4; he M,s: J. Mis- ssss M,nnl Mss Sh ksl's kra Mis-
Jenny Weber, Miss Josie Nahennas, Miss Sarah
Miss a. E hi Miss Rosetie uhlfelder, Ms.
Ray Uhlfelder, Miss A. Ehlert, Joe Ferst, Miss
Abbie Ferst and Mr.. and Mrs Charles Frank, Mics
Fanny Brown, Miss Clara Uhlfeider.
WENDELL PHILLIPS ASSOCIATION PICNIC.
The Wendell Phillips Association, which is
composed of paper, book, pamphlet and book
cutters, held its annual picnic at Suffers
Harlem River Park on Saturday. The grand
march was led by Stewart Gourlay and Miss
Amelia Cordes. After them came the follow
ing:
T.. W. smith aud wife, James Gourlay and Miea
Carrie Brooks, James smitna and Miss oyer, Joseph
InnOt and wife, William Reck, D.. j. Kane AM
wife, H.. G. Pennington, Thomas Gibson, i.
Kemp, Fred Prehne, b. McMannus, T. U. W.
KulllnaD, NJ. j, Connolly and wife.
ALPHA SOCIAL UNION.
The Alpha Social Union has been organ
lied at Eisemann Bros Alpha Hall, 56C
Grand street, Brooklyn, with the following
officers William j. hollisch, President
Miss Lucy Corwin, ce-President I; George
Keighler, Secretary. and William Gnmbert.
Treasurer. The balance of the evening was
devoted to dancing.
A full dress drill and reception was given
on Thursday evening by Company i, of the
Twelfth Regiment. Among those present
wore
Capt. Il. p. Aspinwal, Miss Hattie Fraser. FRS,
Lieut.. Garry, Second Lieut.. Catterneld, W.. Zick-
Chas.M Nj. Meher, jr., Miss Lizzie Album, sergt. john
Hoag, Mis- Mamie Album, Miss Sharkey, Mss II.
Neither, Mrs. 8. < Brooks, Capt. Montrose, II.
NJ. s. /; sergt Farrell, Corpl. A. L. Rossell and
panied by c. Mueller; Miss l. Snyder and Mrs. E.
Belmont
Coming Events.
Reception Of the Lady Ivsnhoes at the Uptown
Assembly Rooms, Fifty-nfth street and Third ave