The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-12
GENZBERGER ISRAEL.


Israel wers united In the holy bonds Of
wedlock by Rabbi Hchuiman. The cer6-
WINS Witnessed by over Ito guests. u
coming from n~eighboring WINS.
Among the guests were Mr.. Ike Genzberger
and Mr.. Meyer Genzberger and family, Of
Butte, the brothers Of the groom. The sor-
vices we're conducted under tho simple and
impressive rites OF the Jewish church. The
bride WIS attired In white satin, the groom
wearing the black customary upon such oc-
c%asions.
The bride Ia the eldest daughter Of Mr..
]. j.. Israel, who has been a lending mer.
chant Of Helena for number Of years and
is vol known IN financial and commercial
circles. His daughter Inns been raised III
Helena from early childhood and is q most
estimable woman. She IL u graduate OF tho
Helena high school nfd won high hofor
Emanuel she IL Il lending
and in social circles has always
been a moving spirit. The gentleman who
has been 30 fortunate M to secure such a
life partner is u well-known merchant OF
this city. lilo was formerly engaged il bus
firm OF Cans IL Klein and ID now a partner
IN tho Bes Hive establishment ON Main
street. The bride and groom have Q host
friends in Montana and elsewhere VINO nave
been looking forward to this event with q
great deal OF pleasure, ,,
After the wedding ceremony tho pTida!.
party drove to Webster hall and partook OF
an elegant wedding dinner prepared under
the direction of Mr.. james Rogers, lato
chef at the Cosmopolitan hotel. The
handsome ornaments Of the table and the
confectionery were from tho house OF
a perfect blaze OF light illuminating happy
faces. Hon. A. @. Logan was the toastinas.
tor. Hon. J.. Fl. Hershield, president of
the Merchants National bank, responded
to the bride" in n short address. IL. u.
Mclntire of the Inv firm of McCutcheon y
Mcintyre, spoke to the toast, "thc groom"
About forty kilograms OF congratulatlon
from all over the country were received
and read to the guests by the toastmaster.
To the strains of music from u private
orchestra the guests next enjoyed them,
selves for several hours in dancing and
shortly before seven in the evening the en-
tire party escorted the bride and groom to
the Northern Pacific depot, where the
happy couple boarded the 7:25 train for the
east. They will be absent for five or six
weeks. visiting Washington, New York,
Baltimore and u number of other eastern
points. Mr.. and Mrs. Genzberger were
shoWered with congratulations and good
wishes as the train moved out from the sta-
tion, The guests then returned to Web
ster hall, where more dancing was had I'M
til midnight.
The list Of presents is as follows:
Check. for $1,000, from parents Of the
bride; handsome easy chair, Louis and
Israel; carving set, jack Israel; sofa pillow,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Baunil, New York; one
dozen solid silver ice cream spoons, Mr.
and Mrs. T.. Woifsky, New York; game set
and Ice cream set, Mr.. n Mrs. VIM. Fels,
New York; Haviland china dinner set and
nnpu;nn cat M.cavo Mary Inhia ~ Dayia.
chenille table cloth, Mrs. b. Auerbach, San
Francisco; salad spoon and fork, Mr.. and
Mra. H.. W.. Newbauer, San Frar cisco; solid
silver pickle caster, MIR. and Mrs. j. W.
kinsley; one dozen cut glass tumblers, Mr.
md Mrs. d. Il. White; chenille table cloth,
works, Rabbi and Mrs. s.. Schulman;. trunk
Alexandria, Va; applique bed set, Miss
Amelia Genzberger. Alexandria, Va; toilet
set, Miss Hannah Genzberger. Alexandria,
Va; lace curtains. s. S. Genzberger, Van
Selma Israel: clock, Sunday school; onyx
table with ornament. Mr.. and Mrs. H..
Harris; band-painted berry bowl, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Norris, Boulder; silver sugar
spoon, butter knife and half dozen tea
spoons, MIR. and Mrs. l.. Beyridge, San
S%appington; card receiver, Josie, Sol
tie, Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Cohn. Spokane
solid silver pie knife, Mrs. /. Genzbereer,
Louisiana. Mo; handsome toilet set, Miss
Jennie and Mr.. Sol Hepner; silver cake
fruit knives, Mr.. and Mrs. David Marks;
silver fruit basket, Mr.. and Mrs: d. Loeb
and Jacob Loeb; one dozen Gold silver ice
cream spoons Henry Klein: gold-lined nut
bowl, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Greenwood and Miss
D. Greenwood; sideboard, Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Genzberger, Butte; four hundred doliar
solid silver nut picks. Mr.. s. Bohm; oxy-
died silver and Roldlined ice cream spoons,
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. Kaufman; Hungarian
vase, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Birkenfeld; smelling
salts, Miss Carrie FeldberR; rose jar, Miss
Ida Luiz; portrait of the late Jacob Auer-
bach, uncle of the bride. Miss =. Auerbach,
Jacob SwitZer; handsome piano lamp, MIR.
Solomon. table linen, Mr.. Lax Mrs. VIM.
Weinstein; brass mirrors. Mr.. and Mrs. ::
cut glass berry bowl, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Zimmerman and $. Schwab; cut
glass champagne set, VIM. Auerbach; jewel
casket. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Feldberg; brass an
diron, Mr.. II. II. Brown; set of nut picks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. j. Shlesinger; solid silver
water pitcher and goblets. MIR. and Mrs. M.
Lissner: solid silver and gold. lined sugar
bowl, Mrs. NJ. Goodman; silver cake bas-
hot Moon Nat han NJ b0n Roc1mas: a aain
id silver biscuit jar. David Morris;
royal Worcester vase, Mr.. and Mrs. l. Marks;
set of handsome drawn work tides, Mrs. }. |
Sternfels: handsome ostrich feather fan.
Miss Jennie and Bennie Tom: elegant an
tiqne bronze vase, Mr.. and Mrs. H.. Tom;
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Cans; butter
knife, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Morris; b~onbonniere
jar, Miss Hattie Marks: silver tea service,
John Shober and Miss Hattie Shober;