Wichita eagle., 1890-01-30
MADE ONE.

MADE ONE.
Nj. Moe Is. Cohn ana Miss Clara Negbauer
United In Mztrimony At the Residence
Of Nr. u. W. Levy.
The handsome residence of Mr.. NJ. w.
Levy, on North Topeka, was ablazs with
lights last evening in honor OF the mar
riage of Mr.. Moe b. Cohn, one OF Wich-
ita's leading merchants, and Miss Clara
Negbauer, of Great Bend, Kan. The bride
is niece of Mrs. Levy. The hall and
drawing room were gorgeous with floral
decorations and nothing but happy omenS
were visible on every hand. The ceremony
was performed in the front parior, in the
presence of the family and few relatives,
the Rev. DR.. Sale, of St. Louis, officiating.
At half past the bridal party entered
the room, Miss Estelle Negbauer attending
the bride and strewing the way with flow
ers. The bride was escorted TO the altar by
her father, Master Guy Levy bearing her
train. Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Conn, father
and mother of the groom, next entered,
followed by the groom escorting the
mother of the bride.
The bride was dressed in white faille,
high bodice bordered with silver beads,
and court train. A bridal veil, wreath
of orange blossoms, and an ostrich feather
fan completed the handsome attire. She
presented beautiful picture as she joined
hands with the husband of her choice and
the parents must have felt an unconscious
Joy although bedimmed By tear.
In few moments the holy words were
pronounced making them man and wife
and Immediately after dinner Was an
nounced.
The friends of the bride had kept Mrs.
Levy in the dark concerning the full
particulars of the brides costume intend
ing TO give her surprise and she retalliat-
ed in a charming manner.
When dinner was announced and the
folding doors opened into the dining
room the table was laid for upwards of a
dozen extra guests. This was noticed at a
glance and before the party could ask for
an explanation all of the young friends of
the happy couple who had been privately
invited filed into the extra seats at the
table. The pleasure of the occasion can be
more easily imagined than described.
THE MENU.
Blue points, half shell.
Consomme purree
Turkey with oyster dressing.
Cold duck with garniture of Saratoga
potatoes.
Roman punch served in half oranges.
ENTREES.
Sweet bread and French peas.
Chicken salad. Celery. Lettuce.
DESERTS.
Bisque. Nuts. Fruits. Cakes.
Vanilla ice cream.
oft ha NIL
was escorted to the Frisco train which
was taken for st. Louis and an extended
eastern trip.
The presents were numerous and many
Of them costly each one accompanied with
genuine wishes OF long life and happiness.
\ number of bank checks with three
cyphers were amongst the presents. The
bride and groom were surprised by the
appearance of the members of the NJ. NJ.
G. association, of which the bride IS
member. The association was joined by q
number Of gentlemen from this city, King
man, Wellington, Newton and other ad-
Joining cities. One of the medicines of
the occasion was the presence Of four
generations. Mrs. Dora Kohn, of this city,
the daughter of Mrs. Wollman, of Kansas
City, and granddaughter, Mrs. A. Hess,
and great granddaughter, Miss Maud
Hess, daughter OF the latter, of
this city.
Miss Estelle Negbauer wore childish
Directoire costume of heliotrope and
cream foulard, and her hair in long curls.
Mrs. B. Negbauer, the mother of the
bride, wore a handsome silk of Eiffel
brown, trimmed with copper braid: with
diamond ornaments
Mrs NJ. w. Levy wore a costume of
pink faille, decoliette, the front of which
was draped with an deliberately embro i'd
cred crepe lisse ruifle. and the back in
sash draperies finished with pink silk
fringe Handsome diamond ornaments
and natural flowers. Hair a Ia Direc-
toire.
Amongst the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
b. Negbauer, of Great Bend, father and
mother of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w.
Levy. uncle and aunt of the bride, Masters
Walter and Hal Negbauer, of Great Bend.
brothers Of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G..
Cohn, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hess, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. S CoAn, St. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
COIN, Lawrence; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wool
man and Mr.. VIII Woolman, Kansas City;
Mr.. and Mrs. kohn. Mr.. aud Mrs. Sol.
Scheslinger, Mr. Ben Straus, St. Louis
and Mr.. r. L. Rosenheim, St, Louis