The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-22
HAPPILY Welded.
Jacob Schweizer and Minnie Joseph United In
Marriage a. the Home of the latter's
Paren,s LAST Evening.

Last evening in the presence of few
friends and immediate relatives of the
families of the high contracting parties,
Mr.. Jacob Schweizer and Miss Minnie
Joseph were united in marriage. The
ceremony was performed in the parlors of
the handsome residence or the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Joseph. at 1921
North Water street, Rev. DIR. H. Berk-
owitz, of Kansas City, officiating.
The beautiful parlors of the Joseph
residence were decorated with evergreen
and choice cut flowers and Cupid's bow
and arrow, composed of natural flowers
hung suspended in the center Of the front
parlor.
The bridal procession was formed at
few minutes past 8 O'Clock and marched
down to the parlors, where the guests were
assembled, led by Mr.. and Mrs. II. Joseph,
the parents of the bride. Next came
the groom's brother, Mr.. b. Schweizer and
Miss Lena Joseph, sister OF the bride. as
best man and bridesmaid. After them
came the bridal couple, all marching 20
the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding
march performed by Mr.. Harry Sheppard.
The bride was dressed in cream henri
eta, trimmed with real old lace, with
white kid gloves and ribbons TO match. A
wreath of orange blossoms crowned her
shapely head, from which fell gauzy veil
of finest lace almost enveloping her entire
form. She carried boquet OF carnations
and tea roses The groom was arrayed in
conventional black with dove colored
gloves.
The bridal pair took their position under
the bow and arrow and directly in front of
DR.. Berkowitz, who in few words adj
monished them of the seriousness of the
step contemplated, and then according to
the rites of the Hebrew church united the
couple in marriage.
The happy pair then spent a few mo-
ments in receiving the congratulations of
the friends and relatives present, and then
led the way to the dining room where
most sumptuous feast had been prepared
to which the guests were invited to sit
down.
A happy evening was spent by all who
had the honor to be present, and many
toasts and congratulatory speeches were
given.
The groom is one of FL Reno's prosper
! Gus business men aud he is to be congrat-
ulated upon his success in having won one
| of Wichita's fairest daughters for his
bride, and many regrets will be expressed
| by her circle of acquaintance and friends
| that they are to lose her companionshlp
| from their circle, but the best wishes OF
! all will follow her to her new home.
| Those present at the ceremony aud we'd
ding dinner were: Mr.. b. Schweizer, Of
| Festus. Mo, brother of the groom, Mr..
| and Mrs B. Cohn, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hays,
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gluick. Mr.. and Mrs. ;.
Goldstein, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rich, Mr..
and Mrs. Sol Goldstein, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ I. Gross, Mr.. and Mrs. Krailsheimer,
Robt Jacks. Mrs. S. Joseph, and Mrs A.
| Weinstock, Des Moines, Ia, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Cohn, Maquoketa, Ia, Mrs. Sarah
Patek, Chas. Joseph and Misses Ida and
| Celie Joseph.
Congratulatory kilograms poured in
yesterday and last evening from every
| section of the country, north, east, south
and west. Many beautiful presents were
bestowed on the happy couple by their
| friends and relatives. Among the maze of
bric-a-brac the foilowingl articles were
most conspicuous:
A full set of dining room furniture from
| brothers of the groom; tea set, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Gluick; full set of glassware, l..
Bukofzes; silver butter dish, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cadi Klein, Joplin. Mo-; butter dish, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Goldstein; damask table
covers, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Raben,
! Chicago; table linen, Mrs. r. Baur,
Larned; set silver desert spoons, Mr.. and
| Mrs. b. Cohn; gold and enamel fruit
] nh m
| set silver knives and forks, Mr..
and Mrs. 5. GOldstein; set
silver knives forks, Mr.. and Mrs. \. 5.
| Solkey; Dutch clock in gold and ebony
! case, Mr. and Mrs. l.. Schlenker, Natchez,
| Miss: Dresden pickle jar Leon Schlenker,
| Natchez, Miss; silver tea set, Mr. and Mrs.
! Shiefks, Nate and Chas. Cohn; silver cake
stand Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Jacks; silver
| butter dish, Mr. and Mrs. 4. katZ; group
| statuary: Mr.. and Mrs J. Hirsch; carving
set in plush velvet case, Monheimer boys,
| De Soto. Mo-; silver knives and forks,
mother of pearl handles, Mr.. and Mrs. b.
/ Monheimer, De Soto, Mo; salad spoon
( Mr.. and Mrs. ID. J.. Schlenker, Jones
/ vile. La; Fawn and Flora, statues,
! Mr.. and Mrs. 5. kingsbaker; bronze clock,
| Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Joseph, Des MOines, To-;
soup ladle. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rich,
silver card basket, Mr.. and Mrs. Gross,
I Mr. and Mrs Krailsheimer; umbrella
piano lamp, Mrs. :. Patek; steel engrav-
! ing. Ferdinand Westheimer & Sons, St.
Joe, Mo; pepper and salt shakes, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. l.. Hays; embroidered silk jewel
/ cushion and cut glass perfume bottles,
| Miss Bertha Bower, st. Louis; ebony clock
with bronze figures accompanying, j.
Schweizer, cousin of groom. Chicago;
silver tureen, Mr. and Mrs. y. Weinstock,
/ Des Moiues, Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schweizer will leave to-
! day for st. Louis and other eastern cities
and will be gone a month, when they will
return TO their new home at FL Reno, Ok,
where the groom has been for some time
engaged in the mercantile business. The
/ EAGLE wishes them Joy and prosperity
| throughout a long aud happy life.