Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-22
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The GuCkenheimer.E Einstein NuptiaIs Last
Night--A Very Brilliant Event nr the

The Guckenheimer.E EinsteIn NuptiaIs Last
Night-A Very Brilliant Event nj the
COncOrdIn Club.
One of the most brilliant weddings of the
season was soIemnized at Concordia Hall last
evening at $50 o'clock, when Miss Elnora
Guckenheimer became the bride Of Mr.. Arthur
Einstein.
Rabbi Mayer oficiated. With chrysanthe-
NUNS to the right of them chrysanthemums
to the left Of them, chrysanthemums in the
front and at the back, standing under hand
some floral umbrella, the bridal couple took
the vows.
With an inspiriting musical accompaniment
the master of ceremonies. Mr.. William Kann,
led the procession into the parlor, followed by
the groom and best man, Mr.. Benjamin Elm
stein, and two cunning little flower bearers
Miss Alice. sister of the bride, and Master
Henry Strouse, of New York. Then came the
maid of honor, Miss Birdie Wertheimer, and
the bride, attended by her father. Mr.. A. Guck-
enheimer, who gave her into the keeping Of
the groom.
The bride was vision of loveliness in pure
white costume of silk brocade, decollete
trimmed with duchess and point lace.
nlmy veil swept to the edge of the long
train, and q hand bouquet of bridal
roses completed the bewitching toilet On
her neck sparkled an exquisite diamond
necklace, the gift Of the groom scintillating
with glowing colors. The maid of honor was
sweetly pretty gowned in soft white silk while
-.
trock Of white silk null and the other in a
picturesque.
"A, At the conclusion of the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. Elnstein received the congratulations of
the guests and then the entire company re-
paired to the banqueting hall. Ample time
was devoted to the enjoyment and apprecia-
t1on of the collation., which was one of the
choicest ever spread in Concordia Hail. and
then the ballroom became a scene from fairy
land.
The decorations Of the various rooms and
nails OF the handsome clubhouse were in per-
feet keeping with the style of the wedding from
beginning to end The mantels were all banked
solid with chrysanthemums in all their fresh
ness and beauty. The chandeliers were poems
OF beauty with their delicateIy tinted globes
entwined with the bright green smilix. All the
corners were filed with choice plants, whose
rich, heavy foliage presented a striking con-
trast to the bright flowers and dainty toilets
OF the ladies. The floral umbrella of deep
green with red, white and yellow rosebuds
peeping out here and there, was suspended
rom the ceiling and hung over handsome
monogram of the bride and groom.
Mr. EinsteIn is prominent young business
man of Chicago, and report says as genial as he
IS handsome. The bride has been belle in the
higher Hebrew circles of society since she made
her debut after finishing her education. A
general favorite she has been and will be sadly
missed by her acquaintance and friends.
after an extended Southern trip, the future
home of the happy couple will be in Chicago.
Ine decorations were in charge OF Ludwig &
Richter, Toerge Bros Orchestra was in attend
ance, and the supper was served by the chef of
the Concordia Club
The guests who witnessed the ceremony and
participated in the festivities of the evening
were all related to the bride and groom, num-
Der coming from long distance. Among them
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Einstein. Mr.. Benjamin
Einstein and Miss Annie Einstein, from Chi
cago, parents and brother and sister of the
groom; Mrs. Morris Rosenfeld, of Minneapolis;
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Strouse and son, of New
York; Mr.. Oettinger, of New York; also Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Guckenheimer, of Chicago,
and Mr.. Dickle, Of Cleveland.