The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-07
THE GrcrSHErn SOLOMON xUrr1ALs

holy wedlock Mr.. Sim Gugenheim and
Miss Lila Solomon was solemniZed by
the Rabbi Berkowitz. of Kansas City, Mo.
The spacious parlors presented the ap-
pearance of veritable garden of roses,
Easter lilies and tropical plants The
floral decorations were exquisite. Upon
the piano and tables were standing wreaths
and pyramids of flowers. The sideboard
was almost hidden with palms. ferns.
smilax and vases of flowers. The three
large sliding doorways were arched with
floral emblems. The staircase was
banked with lilies in full bloom.
The mantels were decorated with palms
and in front was bank of Bermuda lilies
and other tropical plants. Mr.. d. j. Chat
field, the florist. had the decoration under
his supervision and succeeded admirably
in Transforming the elegantly furnished
rooms into scene of verdure and splen-
dor. The 300 blooming Easter lilies emit
ted most delightful fragrance.
In the north bay window of the second
parlor there was arranged bower OF
palms, tropical plants and lilies. From
the center suspended bow and arrow. to
represent Cupid's dart, aimed at the we'd
ded pair
Under this bower the rabbi and the
happily couple stood while the ceremony
was performed. The ceremonies were in
accordance with the Hebrew rites and was
most solemn and impressive. The rabbi
delivered a beautiful address TO the
couple which delighted all present The
address was non-sectarian and an eloquent
admonishton impressing upon the happy
pair the marriage vows as the most
solemn and holy of vows. The bridal
party consisting of the groom aud bride,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy Solomon and Mr.
Mayer Gugenheim and sister. Mrs. Levi,
of Victoria, Tex, who acted as grooms-
men and bridesmaids They marched
to the alter to Mendelssohn
wedding march. Miss Pauline Wallen-
stein. presiding over the piano.
Those witnessing the ceremonies besides
the bridal party, were Mr.. Albert Solo
mon, of Corpus Cristi; Mrs. Jacob Wal
lenstein. Of Atchison; Mr.. Leopold Adler.
of St. Louis; B. Flesher. of Leavenworth;
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Levy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Cohn. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rich, Mr..
and Mrs. Richter. Miss Julia Hanover,
Misses Nettie Fechheimer, Belle Gold berg.
Florence Richter. Ida Richter, Beatrice
Rich and Pauline Wallenstein. After
the ceremonies were concluded, the party
repaired to the dining room, where
a sumptuous feast was spread. The tables
were magnificently decorated with flowers
and fruits. The menu was an elaborate
ore. Rabbi Barkowitz, Mrs. Levy and
Mr. Flesher replied to toasts and made
speeches of congratulation sparkling with
wit and good thoughts. After the repast
the guests assembled in the parlor where
kilograms, some 300 in num-
Der, from friends out of the city were read.
During the evening a social time was had
and very much enjoyed by all. The
evenings pleasures were interpreted with
vocal and instrumental music by Mrs.
Levy, Mrs. Jake Wallenstein, Mrs Rich
and Miss Beatrice Rich.
Mr. and Mrs. Sim Gugenheimer were the
recipients of numerous valuable presents,
Among them were Il walnut bed room set
by the parents of the bride; an antique oak
bed room set by brother and sister of the
bridegroom; set of knives and forks. Henry
silver soup ladle, Pauline
mirror, oxydized frame, Miss
Hanover; silver vegetable dish and spoon,
Mr.. and Mrs r. Nj. Pollock; set salt spoons,
Mrs. Sampson; sugar spoon and butter
knife, Mr. and Mrs. ]. SultZbacher;
silver berry dish, Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
Cohn; dozen after dinner spoons, Lee Adler;
six afternoon spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
enstein; after dinner set, Mr.. and Mrs.
Flesher: dinner set, Mayer Gugenheim;
oisque ornaments. L. Joseph: silver cake
ND rH
receiver, Belle Goldberg; fruit knives,
Nettie Fechheimer; bronze PLAQUES, Mr..
and Mrs NJ. w. Levy. and numerous
other handsome gifts.
The toilets and costumes of the ladies
we're elegant. The bride was attired in
white Ottoman silk, trimmed in point
ace and crystal passementrie, with
V-shaped bodice and en- traine; diamond |
ornaments. She carried bouquets of lilies |
If the valley.
Mrs Hardy Solomon, attired in black |
ilk. Jet passamentaries, diamonds.
Mrs. Levi, in back lace, diamond orna- |
nents. carried bouquet of Marchal Mel |
'oses.
Mrs Jacob Wallenstein, of Atchison, /
black lace and jewel passamentaries, dia- |
nonds.
Miss Ida Richter, pale blue cashmere.
,earl ornaments.
Miss Irene Solomon, white lace, pearls.
Miss Beatrice Rich, pink silk. diamonds. |
Miss Belle Gold berg, in white silk and
,earls.
Mrs. Joe Rich in black satin with |
Neil roses.
Miss Nettie Fechheimer, pink silk and
diamond ornaments.
Miss Judea Hanover, in black silk,
handsome embroidery.
Mrs. Chas. Cohn. black lace dress, dia-
nond ornaments.
Mrs. L. B. Solomon, black lace, diamond
ornaments.
Mrs. NJ w. Levy, in gray silk, jet pas
diamonds.
The wedding was family affair, only
erv few of the most intimate friends Of
he family being invited. The affair was
ne of the most suspicious and elaborate
for many months. Mr. and Mrs.
Iugenheim leave this evening on their
-edding tour They will visit st, Louis.
KANSAS CITY, Leavenworth and other
oints and will return to Corpus Christi,
there they will make their home The
God wishes of the numerous friends and
of the bride go with the
air wherever they may cast their lot and
be EAGLE joins in wishing them many
ears of bliss and prosperity.
WEDDING BELLS.