Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-26
LIVES LINKED.
MSS CLEyRNIlNA ROSENBERG BECOMES MRS.
LOUIS RORKaglagR.
A Brilliant Wedding al Anon Hall-Nasc, Flow
trs ard Refreshments Add to the
Festive Occasion.

There have been many gay times at
Ariou this season, but perhaps none
that surpassed the occasion Of last
night. It was the long talked-ot Hork-
MISUNDERSTANDING wedding, and the
realities were fully up 10 the expecta-
lions. Mr. Louis Horkheimer, OF the
extensive wool firm of Horkheimer
Bros. led to the altar Miss Clementina
Rosenberg, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Rosenberg. Long be-
fore the all-impOrtant hour guests
began 10 assemble al the hall,
and the usual motley array for
some time formed a barricade about the
entrance0 OF the hall. The wedding was
% take place at seven o'clock,
but owing 20 the tardy arriya OF the
guests IL was delayed nearly half
hour. AT hali-paSt seven the
main hall of Arion was well
filed, also the balcony, where the Opera
House orchestra was stationed. IL WAS
shortly after half-paSt seven when the
bridal party marched down the wide
aisle OF the auditorium, the uSherS. con-
sistiug of MeSSrS. Joseph Baer, Dare
Kraus, Ike Bamberger, Lee Sonncborn,
Jerome Laucheim and Morris Stein
field, preceding In the procession ana
followed by the immediate attendants,
Mr.. samuel Frank and Miss Sarah Hork-
hcimer Mr.. Ike Drucker and Miss Mary
ScLoOlherr. Mr.. Benz. Horkheimer and
Miss Mol.ic Baer, Mr.. Ike Bam0erger
aud Miss Flora Gump, and Mr. Benz.
Baer and Miss Rose ROSamoud RoScn-
burg. The bride was escorted by her
father, while the groom was led To- the
sacred scene by the mother OF the
same. Upon arriving M the altar the
ushers and grOOmSmen separated ON the
left, while the lady attendants were ar
ranged ON the left, the principals and
parents being stationed in front, lace TO
face with RabbiBOunheim, who grace
fully administered the ceremony, and IN
such an impressive manner aS 10 vlSloly
effect all present. The Significance OF
the marriage vows were clearly eX-
planned. and all the details Of the cere-
mony were outlined ia a way to prove
decidedly interesting 10 those assem-
bled IL was one OF the prettieSt and
most impressive ceremonies that has
ever taken place in Arion Hall.
The central figure Of the picture, the
bride. Miss Clementina Rosenberg,
looked charming ia bridal robe Of
ivory satin, draped with chiffon, with a
Josephine collar trimmed with seed
pearl paSSamenterie, and louncingS OF
chiffon 40 the foot OF the. trosSeau
caught up with orange blossoms, with a
makeup OF sOuaye OF real duchess lace,
the entire trosSeau being en- train and
trimmed throughout NalencieS lace,
and Offset with diamond pendants worn
In the corSage. The bride carried a
beautiful bouquet OF lilies OF the valley
and white yiOletS.
Miss Rose ROSamOnd Rosenberg was
arrayed iu green embroidered crepe de
chene decolcte, and trimmed with
white point lace. She carried In her
hands bouquet of white roses, while
her toilet was further reSplendent with
diamond ornaments.
Miss Mary Schoolherr, of Baltimore,
looked becoming in white iaille silk
trimmed with chantilly, and ornamented
with diamonds aud pearls.
Miss Sarah H0rkheimer looked faS.
c.uating IN costume OF pink grenadine,
trimmed with turquoise faiile, with gold
garniture, and pearl and diamond orna-
meutS, carrying I'm her hands magniil-
cent ostrich feather fan.
Miss Flora Gump wore Emerald failIe
with black point de spirit drapery. with
green feather trimmings, and emerald
and diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Henry Bacr was handsomely at
tired n black faillc silk en- train, en-
bellished with garnet iewclled net. and
diamond ornaments.
The Opera House orchestra was sta
toned iu tLe balcony and made melody
throughout tho evening, also playing
appropriate music during the entrance
and the occasional, The front OF the
stage was handsomely banked with
lilies and potted plants. making with
the rich. flashing toilets, most plctur-
esGu. scene. Al the conclusion
of the ceremony the bridal
party mounted the stage and held a
hriei reception. during which the happy
pair were >howercd with cOngratuIa-
tious. At the conclusion OF the recep-
tion the guests selected their partners
and formed in the grand march 90 the
banquet hall below, where the tables
We're laden with all that was rich and
inviting. The feast was served 10y
Ziegeufcldcr, and embraced all the deli
cacics of the season, and they were most
temptiiy served. Three OF the apart
mcnts ON the second floor were set apart
for the banquet array, one Of which was
filed with little children, relatives OF the
contracting parties, and they formed
a most happy scene. Fully two hours
were occupied in the discussion OF the
delectables, during which much wit, re-
partee and general merrlment passed
over the feStal boards.
The feast over, Mr.. L. NJ. Rosenberg,
of Baltimore, uncle Of the bride, read
fully one hundred congratulatory tcle-
grams, many OF which were unique and
original, creating much mirth. These
messages were sent from remote parts OF
the country, showing the great interest
and affection that conferred i'm the prin-
cipal parties. Under the plates at the
beginning OF the banquet. was found
neatly printed the following poetic
souvenir.
r,o-y ..ne 3, happy every thing Is gay,
an jear ones in honor o. your wedding day
Surrounded hy your friends so good and true
WHO urfv God to shower his blessings on you,
Navvour uuiou hr one of everlasting pleasure
MAY you boz surrounded bY every treasure;
w. hope and pray you VIII Away enjoy =oo'
Ila.c constant happiuos. aud abundant
Nh ,9ur own dear ri- aud also dear Boo! 3,
Come along soon to help share your JOYS
rr rn.i.-to you. aud all your relations.
N,-Ntcud our best wishes anu hearty con
.Tatu'atious.
The poem was written by Mr.. RoSen-
burg. of Baltimore, and was very apt
FOR the occasion. After the feast was
over the guests adjourned TO the main
hall where dancing was inaugurated
and continued Tin an early honr this
morning. Viewed from the balcony II
was most enhancing scene. The
music was fresh and inspiring. costumes
we're new and attractive, and Slthai II
y,ts u terpSichorcan event that has sci
dom been surpassed at Arion. There
wore lust enough present 20 c0miorta-
INV nm the hall. aud all entered into
rbe different numbers with much zeal.
The bridal pair loft on the 1905 train
over the b. X o. for che east. and VIII
go direct to New York, and thence 10
Niarara Fall. aud Boston, ana ou their
return win spend week in Baltimore
"a. the guests of the brides sister, Mrs.
charles Gar>. Upon their return Co
,... ..ty they viii make their future
home w,t, a.. h,'t"'S parents on Chap
,rl.. .,..>f. 40 thr Wctu.ug came