The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-04
The o0Iiehta Daily Eagle: Sunday glormo JANUARY

shone forth surprisingly, and even took
| the lead in the festivities. The results of
this happy event will extend far beyond
that one meeting and will bring about a
| more thorough acquaintance, bright cheer
ing memories, and encouragement for con-
| tinued and harder work in the old, familiar
choir loft. All felt proud that the
| sister of their beloved pastor
had shown such happy tact in all particu-
| lars, from the preparation of the first dish
to the reception and final leave-taking.
which came at late hour, and most re-
! luctantly, and included assurances that
the banquet of '92 would far surpass the
| latest.
| Last Monday evening was the occasion
/ of one of the most elaborate weddings ever
occurring in Wichita This was the mar
/ riage of Miss Clara Berlowitz to Cadi
Klein, of Carthage. Mo-, at the home
of the brides uncle, ;. Goldstein, North
/ Enlporia avenue. Rabbi Berkowich, OF
| Kansas City. performed the ceremony.
! The floral decorations were of the most
! beautiful and artistic A large bell of
| hyacinth, all in white, was suspended over
the spot where the knot was tied. The
bride was enrolled in a gown imported
from Berlin. 1t was old rose silk en- train,
| heavily corded, trimmed in real lace The
! bride wore a VEIL diamonds presented by
the groom and carried bOQuet of hya-
cinths. The bridesmaids. who were Miss
Wilzick of Great Bend, Rhea Myerhardt,
| Blanche Goldstein and Beatrice also car
ried hyacinths. The groomsmen wore
bouttonieres of hyacinth also. They were
j. GoldStein. Lu Myerhart, A Mossler. :.
| Goldstein. After the ceremony followed "A
grand supper offering all the Palatable and
toothsome dainties to be obtained, around
which gathered the guests and to which
? Il
Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Goldstein, Misses
Blanche Jenny and Ludia Goldstein, Mr..
Jake Goldstein, Carthage, Mo; Mr.. aud
Mrs. Sam Norris Miss ROZine Morris, of
Webb City, Mo-; Mr.. f. Iengsdorf New
York City; Mr. Morris Goldstein, Mar
SHALL Mo-; Mr. AdOlph Mossler, Lawrence,
Kan; Miss Wilczek, Larned, Kan. Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Goldstein, Mr. and Mrs. l..
Gross, Mr.. and Mrs. Krailsheimer. Mr..
and Mrs Sam Bukazer, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Hays, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Levy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Cohn, Mr.. and Mrs. Sol
Goldstein, Mr. and Mrs. Moe Cohn, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Gluck. Mrs. and Mrs y.
COhn, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Levy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Rich, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Solomon,
Levi, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph, Mr.. and Mrs
Bamberger, Mr.. and Mrs. Coates, Mr. and
Mrs. Rossler, of Hillsboro, Kan; Mr.. and
Mrs Clifford, Mrs. Patteck, Misses Belle
Goldberg, Rosa Schlesenger. Gertie and
Nellie Hays, Minnie Gerson, of New
ton, Kan. Jenny, Myerhardt, Beatrice
Rich, Lima, Minnie and ellie
Joseph, Adams, Clifford, Belle Hirsch,
Messrs. Henry Drukker, Louis Myerhardt,
Henry and Charles Scblesinger. Sol Schles-
niger, Charles Joseph, Dave Rather. The
following is list of the presents: Steck
Brothers. New York, silver water pitcher;
COlman Cohen, silver fruit stand; Mac and
d., ill Ill
silver butter dish Mrs B. Cohn, table
cover; Hirsch Brothers, silk umbrella; :.
Goldstein, solid silver set; Berman, Heidi
burg s. Co, New York. three pieces Royal
Worcester; Mrs. Goldberg, handsome vase;
Mr.. Joseph, album; Mr. and Mrs.
Gluick, set of etched water glasses;
Mr.. and Mrs. Gross, Kraitch-
heimer and Goldstein, fruit basket
of solid silver and glass; h. Longstorf. New
York, beautiful rocker; solid silver candle
labra from groom's mother; Mr.. and Mrs.
f.. Gkelfe butter knife and cream spoon;
Mr. and Mrs. A. katZ, butter dish; Sol
Goldstein, silver water sett; Mr.. and Mrs.
b. Levi. silver and glass toilet; Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Hays, salts and peppers; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Coates very pretty vase; Joe
AIcCollom, Webb City, Mo, silver toilet
glass; Rhea Wilzick, silver bon bon: Miss
Denrisky, sofa pillow; f. Burlo
WITT, handsome silver card case: solid
silver candle stick from the brides parents
eight dozen solid silver knives and forks
from relatives; w. X. Clifford, emp and
saucer; Mrs. Sarah Patick, two hand
painted PLAQUES; Mrs. Benkowitzer, table
linen; Mrs. A. I'll. Goldstandt, Carthage,
Mo. parlor suit; Mr. and Mrs. VIII Polk.
large oil painting handsomely framed;
Mr.. and Mrs Morris, Webb City. Mo, a
complete set of kitchen furniture; Mr.. and
Mrs Goldstandt, basket of cut flowers:
Mr. and Mrs VI. w. Levy, beautiful lamp;
Helen Nathan. silver butter dish; Mr. and
Mrs Schlesinger. silver butter dish; ele
CANT silver set from friends in Chicago;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith, two hand
some volumes of Emerson's essays Nettie
Fechheimer. handkerchief case Mr.. and
Mrs. Klein will live in Kansas City.