The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-02
STElNERT-L0UlS.
A Well-Known Providence Man Was
Married in Boston.
GUESTS FROM THIS CITY,
The Ceremony Was I'm CotiIlion Hall,
and There Were Many People Pres
ent From Various Cities-An Inter-
esting Ceremony and Valuable Pres
ents-goneymoon I'm Florida.

Boston, Dec, 2.-Providence people are
Edward Steinert of that city and Miss
Nellie Louis of Bsston, which took place
at Cotillion Hall last evening. Mr..
Steinert is a son of NJ. Steinert the piano
dealer, and Miss Louis is a daughter of
Mr.. Morris Louis of Boston.
About 500 guests were present, and
being grouped around the hall in "a semi
ciscle, the effect produced by the beauti-
full toilets Of the ladies, and intensified
by the black broadcloth of the gentlemen,
was exceedingly pretty. Above their
heads waved the tall tropical trees which
banked the windows, while ropes of laurel
were festooned from the ceiling and fell
down upon the walls. Behind grotto of
palms was secreted the Howard NJ. ISsh-
ardson Orchestra. Smilax was twined
about the chandeliers, and pagoda of
laurel depended from the ceiling half way
up the hall. Under the latter the cere-
mony was performed.
At precisely $50 II. NJ. the strains of the
march from "Lohengrin" with an organ
accompaniment by Mr.. n. B. Sprague, or
ganist of Grace Church, Providence, an
nounced the presence of the bridal party.
The ushers, twelve in number, led the
way. They were DR.. /. 4. Louis, brother
of the groom William Steinert, brother
of the groom; Messrs. j. Il. Morse Albert
SteinelC, Theo. Rosenbaum, X. Steinert,
+. Shuman, Leo Louis, Harry Louis, Abe
Asher, George Moses and ;. Shuman.
In twos they entered, those on either
side holding a gros grain ribbon, and near
the pagoda they separated, passing to the
right aud left.
Then followed the groom and sister,
Mrs. Shoninger of New Haven, the latter
attired in gown of silver broche, with
white silk net trimmings, embroidered
with pearls. Diamond ornaments COM
pleted the toilet, and she carried Gather
inc Mermet roses.
In close succession came Mrs. Louis, the
mother of the bride, in IA princess robe of
old rose velvet over petticoat of Benga-
line silk of lighter tint. She carried a
huge bouquet of violets. On the arm of
her father came the bride, "A petite bru-
nette, whose robe was of white faille fran
caise with round train, garnitured with
mousselin de sole, embroidered with lilies
of the valley TO match her bouquet and
the fastening of her long tulle veil, which
reached the hem of the train. A diamond
star, the gift of the groom's brother,
Henry Steinert of Louisville, Ky, glist-
ened in her hair, and an exquisite diamond
necklace and pendant, together with a
marquis ring of the same Jewels set i'm
emerals were the noticeable gifts of the
groom and brothers of the bride
Following came lit tie Miss Elsa Rosen-
baum, in pale blue crepe, and Master Les
ter Bernstein, aged . years, in his first
evening dress OF broadcloth, the two act
With the full Jewish ritual the Rev.
DIR. Lasker performed the ceremony, with
Cantos /. Schalotf as assistant.
Congratulations were exchanged until
at o'clock when those present adjourned
to the dining hall below, where the tables
were laden with tempting edibles, to-
gether with cut flowers and palms. The
plates were outlined with borders of fern
frouds, and the menus and souvenirs were
exceptionally dainty.
Among the guests present were: Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Louis, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Born
stein, Mr.. ana Mrs. l.. Rosenbaum, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Steinert, Louisville, Ky;
Mr.. snd Mrs. III. Rosenbaum Mr. and
Mrs. Shonniger Of New Haven, Conn
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Louis of New York,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Shuman, ex-Mayor
and Mrs. Hart, Mr.. and Mrs Shuman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac B. Hecht, Mr. NJ.
Steinert of New Haven, Conn; Mr.. NJ. 5.
Arndt of Stockton, Cal; Mr. Amiel Cab
Ter and MIR. Albert Weber of New
York, Misses Jessie and George
Louis, DIR. Louis, Mrs. Charles
Well, Mrs. Iehrberger, Misses Florence
and Eleanor Lehrberger, Misses frankie
aud Becke Van Baalen. Miss Annie Won
Berg, Mr.. and Mrs. ;. Hirchberg, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Hirchberg, Miss Jennie Hirchberg,
Miss Bessie Strauss, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Fis-
chel, Mr. Joseph Hecht, Mr.. NJ. Morse,
Miss Goldie Spring, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Spring, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Moses, Miss Gun
senhuyser, Mrs. l.. Linder, Miss Blanche
Kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs Fellner, Mrs. T..
:. GoulSton, Miss Amy Goulston. Mr. r..
:. Goulstun, Jr., Miss Mollie Steinert and
and Mrs. Rothschild of New Haven, Conn.
From Providence came "a large delega-
tion, among whom were the Misses Fos-
ter, the Misses Wolf, Messrs. Clyde Fos-
ter, Augustus Miller, Jules Jordan, Rob
ert Bonner, \. B. Sprague, Mr.. and Mrs.
Armstrong, Mr.. and Miss Mann, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Wolf, the Misses Shumau, Mr..
and Mrs Falkenberg, Mr.. and Mrs. |.
Hahn, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G. Fink, Mrs.
Mack, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Shuman.
The honeVmoon will be snant in Elorida