Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-22
TO BE Welded.
rae APPROACHING BRILLIANT HORKHElAER-
ROSRNBURG NUPTIALS.
How the Happy Affair Will be COuduc'sd-Lis' OIL
the Atlsndants-A Well-Plannsd
Event.

Weddings come and 90, but not unherald
ed They are certain events that stand OUT
in relief against the social horizon, and
of which society ever delights TO read, espe-
ciallv when these events are attended oy
many details, aud conducted on such a
scale of magnifcence as VIII attend inc
Horkhemer- Rosea burg nuptlals on wen
aesday evening Of this week. Inc analr
has long been looked forward 10 win ue-
| light. and it has been generally known IN
society that this would be an event quite
elaborate in its nature, but as TO the real
extent of this happy contamination, DOUBT
| less few are cOnversant.
! The principals are among the most prom
inent factors in Hebrew circles OF the
CITY. and have been active and wei
come participants in nearly all OF the
notable social events that have taken place
for some wears Their friends are many
and extend over wide territory Proo,
ably no two young people ever approached
Hymen's altar with greater array OF
those they knew, intimately and enduring
! " The prospective bride, MISS C!eiheh-
tina Rosenberg. daughter of Mr.. Victor
Rosenburg has long been identified with
the social triumphs of various seasons,
and not alone for her agreeable pres
euce and charming manners mas she
been regarded, but also for the posi- uon she
has so long and undisputably filled as one
of the bellies of Hebrew circles. Mr. Louis
Horkheimer. the other party TO the con-
tract is one of the junior members OF the
extensive wool firm of Horkheimer Bros,
on Main street, and while occupying a
proud eminence in merchantile affairs, is
alike popular among the young people IN
both church and social circles.
The wedding will take place on Wednes-
day evening of this week, the scene OF the
JOYOUS event being at Arion Hall, which
viii be decked to charm with all the
floral conceits of which Smith, the
Island florist is capable, and included
among the pieces will be many rare specl-
mems of the art.
The ushers who will officiate on this 90
casion will be Messrs Joseph Baer, Dave
Kraus. Ike BAN berger Lee Somehow,
Jerome Laucheim and Morris Stelnheld.
The master of ceremonies will be En-
anuel Buchanan. The lady attendants
will be Miss Rose Rosenberg, MISS
Nollie Baer. Miss Larah Horkheimer, and
Miss Mary Schoolherr, of Baltimore, the
groomsmen being Messrs. Samuel Frank,
BENJAMIN Horkheimer, Benjamin Baer,
and Ike Drucker, of GAINESVILLE. II is eX
pected that there will be one other couple
in attendance but this has not been detn-
itelv decided upon, owing TO the uncertainty
As 10 the arrivals Of the parties from a dis
lance
The wedding will be particularly no.
ticeable from the fact that not only the
trosseau of the bride, but also all the
toilets of the attending party, even 10 the
conventional dress suits Of the groOmsmen,
will be new. all being especially made for
the occasion. They have been designed
and constructed with careful attention, in
Producing in their makeup many of the
latest fashionable fancieS. II cannot be
otherwise than resplendent wedding pic
ture.
The seats in the main hall of Arlon will
be so arranged as 10 form wide central
aisle. and at the conclusion Of the process
ional 10 the music OF the Opera House or
chestra stationed in the balcony, the happy
couple will be formally united by RABBI
Bounheim n the usual pretty and impress
sive ceremony AT the conclusion Of the
nuptials the wedding party will give for
nal reception upon the stage, convenient
steps for mounting from the front being
constructed for the convenience of the
guests. The reception is TO be held upon
the stage on account of the crowded con-
dition of all the other apartments, in which
other features Of the event will be busy in
preparation.
Fully one hundred and fifty guests are
/ expected in attendance, and in order 10 ac
commodate them all st the wedding feast
10 Immediately follow the formal reception
some two. if not three, rooms on the second
floor will be set apart for the festal tables,
which will be laden with all that can de
| light the eye and tickle the palate The
I feast will be commensurate with the rest
of the arrangements, and will be furnished
bv Ziegenfelder who has already begun
preparations for the same.
At the conclusion of the feast the recep-
ton will resolve itself intoa dance, and an
admirable order now being printed, will
De discussed until an early hour in the
morning. The various numbers on the
order have been selected with the idea OF
the favortes in view, and the worship at
the Shrine Of Terpsichore will be carried
on with redoubed JOY. All the arrange
ments for the dance have been fully per-
fected
The bridal pair, however, will not be
there throughout the festivities. They will
leave on the II :o5 train over the B. & o.
for the East, and will go direct TO New
York, and TO the much-visited and pic
turesque Niagara Falls, thence to Boston,
and on their return will spend week III
Baltimore, as the guest Of the brides sis
ter. Mrs. Charles Cans. Upon their re
turn to this city they will make their
future home with the brides parents Oh
Chaplne street
The guests at the wedding will come
from far and near, and among those who
will be present will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Meiss, OF Cincinnati, now on their bridal
trip. accompanied by the brides father,
MIR Lippman Leland, and son, all Of whom
will be the guests of Mr.. Bernard Hork-
heimer. on North Main street; Mrs. Reed,
of Cincinnati. the guest or Mr.. Henry
Baer; Mrs. Laucheim and son jerome, OF
Philadelphia, guests Of Mr. Bernard Hork-
heimer; Mr.. Hugo Frank, of Logansport,
be the guest of Mr.. :. Kraft;
Mrs. NJ B. Gump, Mr. Louis NJ.
Rosenberg, Mr. Charles Cans. Miss
Mary SchoOlherr. Miss Flora Gump and
Mr. Levi Freidenrich. all Of Baltimore,
will De guests OF the brides family Mr.
and Mrs BraSb, of PittSburg, will be
guests of Mr. Earnest Baer, while Miss
Tilue Freeman, of Baltimore will visit
Mrs Henry Speyer. Among other visitors
will be Mr.. Leo DreyfuSS and Mr.. Ike
Drucker. OF GAINESVILLE. and Mr.. Ike Hell
Ter. of Denver, Col.
The presents 20 be received by the happy
] ldlI dLt 4AhtiN ~ bt VI tNbChHaNN 1AASlN,
a. already. al this early day, quite num-
Der of costly and elegant tokens have
found their way 70 the Rosenberg mansion.
Presents in gold, silver, marble, malachite
and richly polished woods are already in,
and the interior Of one of the apartments
already begins 10 present gala appear
ance
CLARINGToN.
CLAErNGr0N. O.. March 2l.-John Nal
lory, of Wheeling, spent Sunday with his
parents here.