The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-18
WEDDING BELLS.
Mr.. Adolph i. Mendelsohn and Hiss Phoebe
Goldberg United in Marriage by Rabbi
Burkowitz,

st 6 o'clock last evening, as the last rays
of the setting sun shone forth in all their
splendor. the ceremonies which united
Adolph E. Mendelsohn. OF Milwaukee, and
Phoebe II. Goldberg, of Wichita, were
soiemnized by DR.. Burkowitz. of Kansas
City, according to the beautiful and i'm
pressive Hebrew rites. at the home of the
brides mother, on South Main street.
These ceremonies were witnessed by the
family and bridal party, consisting of
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Jacks, Mr.. and Mrs
A. Katz, Mr.. Albert and Miss Amelia
Garbacb, Of Holton, and Mr.. Montague
Jacks.
The bridal party marched to the altar in
the east room OF the house. to the strains
of Memberships wedding march, rendered
by the Italian orchestra. The couple
stood under floral bell made of daisies.
and roses.
The bridegroom was sttired in the con-
ventional black evening dress, while the
charming bride was arrayed In white
faille, cut Y, back and front, princess
dress with cort train. trimmed with real
lace. She wore white veil and orange
blossoms, white slippers and in her hand
carried bouquet or roses
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with floral arches, pyramids OF tropical
plants and cut flowers, which emitted
most delightful fragrence. After the
marriage the party repaired to the dining
room where the wedding dinner was
served in four courses. George Moody, of
the Hotel Carey did the catering for the
occasion. The tables were elegantly
spread and decorated with pyramids of
fruits and flowers.
The happy couple were the recipients
of over a hundred congratulatory kilograms
during the evening.
| follows:
Mrs. S. H. Goldberg, mother of the
bride black silk Faille, trimmed in black
lace. Diamonds.
Miss Belle Goldberg, pink silk, steel
| passementrie, gray slippers with gloves to
match.
| Miss Dell Goldberg, cream China silk.
gray slippers and gloves to match.
| Miss Hannah Goldberg, cream henrietta
| trimmed with Fedora lace and ribbon;
black slippers.
| Mrs. Robert Jacks, black hemstitch gren-
adine, trimmed in lace; diamonds.
| Mrs. A. Katz, black hemstitch grena-
dine, trimmed in lace; diamonds.
| Miss Amelia Sarbach, cream henrietta,
| trimmed in gold passamenterie.
Many beautiful and valuable presents
were received. The following is the list
| obtained:
| Fish spoon, Mr. and Mrs. Gershon; silver
| butter dish, Jessie Myers; silver tea ser
vice, L. Sarbach and family: silver after
dinner set, Mr. and Mrs Lee Hays; vases,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ B. Cohn; rose jar, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Hess; oxydiz ed bon bon basket,
Charles and Nettie Fechheimea; silver bon
bon basket, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Herman; sill
yer fish spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ger
shen: silver tooth-piek holder, Mr.. aud
Mrs Hardy Solomon; case of silver nut
picks, Mr. and Mrs. A. Bamberger; souve-
mir spoons, Mrs. Mary Young, Quincy;
half dozen silver fruit knives, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Fish, Marysville, Mo-; half dozen sill
yer fruit knives, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Walker, Quincy, H.; silver cake stand,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Katz; silver bon
| bon basket, Mrs Julia Hanover;
| oxidized silver mounted mirror, Mr.. and
| Mrs 6. Ross; silver cake stand, Mr.. and
Mrs Joe Rich; case oxydized fruit knives,
Mrs. Pateck. silver test spoon and knife,
| Mr.. and Mrs D. B. Herman; elegant basket
natural flowers, Henry Wallenstein;
elegant basket flowers. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Solomon; silver cake stand, f. II. Lewison;
black marble clock and statuary,
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bowers; sill
yer pickle castor. Rosa Schleslnger;
parlor set, Uncle Robert; bedroom set,
Uncle Montague; dining room set, Isadore
Mendelshon; Everett upright piano,
Mother; dinner and tea set, Jacob Herman,
Chicago: antique oak hat rack, Hyam
Bell. Della and Hannah pier mirror, Plate
glass company. Milwaukee; kitchen range
utensils, MIR VIM Philipso, Chicago,
brouze clock, Mr. and Mrs. Mendelsohn,
Chicago: japanese table cover. Mrs. Sam.
Goldstein; China ornaments, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Cohn; elegant etching, cupid's con-
vention, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. W. Levy: panel
picture, Mr. and Mrs. John Young;
silver perfume case. Mr.. and Mrs b. Levi;
tea pot, Chinese ware, Mr.. and Mrs. Gold
standt; case silver table knives, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sol Goldstein; case fruit knives,
Eugene and Florene; silver castor, Mr., and
Mrs. Dave Brunswick, Bowling Green Ky;
toilet set Louis Myarhardt; case silver nut
picks, Mr. aud Mrs. kralsheimer; silver
fish spoon, Mr. and Mrs. j. Samuels, Chi
cago; fruit knives, Mr.. and Mrs. /. Gross.
A reception TO the friends and acquaint-
ances of the young people was given from
$50 and attended by over hundred peo-
Pile A very pleasant evening was spent
and not until late hour did the assem-
blage adjourn The couple received the
congratulations and the hearty well
wishes of their many friends in the city
who will however, regret the departure Of
Mrs. Mendelsohn, who has large circle
of friends and acquaintance in Wichita
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Mendelsohn leave
today over the Missouri Pacific on their
wedding trip. They will visit friends in
St. Louis, Quincy, Chicago, and will then
go to Milwaukee, where they viii! make
their home.
PRO-CATHEDRAL SERVICE.
In The Pro Cathedral this morning the