The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Elegant Wedding Celebrated ut tho ArIoa
Hnll Inst EyoninE.

Elegant Wedding Celebrated at tho Ariou
Hall Last Evening.
Ever since the announcement of the
engagement of Mr.. Isador Sulzbacher,
of steubenville, and Miss Seville Kraus,
of this city, the fashionable contingent
Of the Hebrew population here and in
steubenville has been in state Of
happy expectancy. The ladies have
been preparing new and elegant Co.'S
tunes for the special occasion and the
gentlemen heard so much of it that they
! Joined in the discussion OF the event.
Mr.. Sulzbacher is u prominent busl-
ness man who is much respected and
admired in his native city, and Miss
Kraus is the daughter OF well-known
people here. They are both leaders in
society and are recognized as partcu-'
larly bright stars in their sets.
Last night the wedding took place at
AriOn hall and it was one OF the most
notable that has ever graced that popu-
lar place. AT $3.50, the building was fill
ed with fair women and gay men and
| from that till the ceremony was per-
formed, the place presented happy
and animated scene. The hall in the
third story was profuselydecorated with
flowers and above the stage were the
large letters, as. K.,' made OF flowers.
The bridal procession started from the
! ladies' dressing room ate&actly 7 o'clock.
First came Rabbi Bonnheim, followed
by the ushers, Messrs. A. Loewengood,
New York; Louis Frank, of steuben-
vile; G. S. Emsheirmer, Dave Kraus,
d., ~. NJ
city: Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kraus,
parents of the bride; Mr.. Bachheim and
Miss Sulzbacher, uncle and cousin OF
the groom: Mr.. Louis Meth, OF Pitts
burgh, and Miss Emma Kraus, sister
Of the bride, the attendants; Miss
Fannie Hirsh, OF Lancaster, Pa, flower
girl, and last, the bride and groom. As
the procession neared the altar those in
front parted, forming semi-circle, and
the bride and groom in the centre,
faced Rabbi Bonnheim. The ceremony
was soon finished, and the Rabbi de-
liYered very short and well-worded
lecture to the happy couple.
The ceremony done, the bride and
groom held u reception on the STAGE all
those in the hall rendering congratula-
tions. The party then formed in line,
and headed by Herby Buchanan and
Fannie Hirsh, two little children,
marched to the dining hall on the sec
ond floor. Mrs. Ziegenfelder had sur
passed herself to serve splendid meal,
and better one was never discussed at
the Arion building. The health OF the
bride and groom was drunk and the
dinner was most heartily enjoyed.
After supper the Opera House or
chestra furnished music for dancing in
the hall, and the merrymaking did not
cease till after midnight,
Among the strikingly handsome cos
tunes worn were tho following:
The bride wore dress of faille silk
trimmed with Duchess lace and pearls,
diamond ornaments.
Miss Emma Kraus, the maid OF honor,
wore creme silk trimmed with lace and
ornamented with pearls and diamonds.
Miss Hirsh, the little flower girl, wore
delicate blue silk dress embroidered
with birds.
Miss Clara Kraus wore Nile green silk
trimmed with white lace.
Miss Nettie Kraus wore pink silk
trimmed with jet.
Miss Flora Kraus wore creme silk
diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Leon Friedenrich wore q beau
tfful dress OF black bengaline, cut V
shaped at the neck, and looked charm
ing with her ornaments of diamonds
and pearls.
Mrs. Ernest Baer was attired in
lovely dress ofwhite failie silk, trimmed
with pearls. She was one OF the notably
well dressed and handsome women
,,,nonnt or1 yvnra 5ionopdu
Mrs. Lee Baer wore taile silk with
pearls.
Mrs. Z. Buchanan wore q very pretty
dress Of lavender crepe-de-chine with
diamond ornaments. Mrs. Buckman
was much admired, and her dress was
particularly tasteful.
Miss Mary Heymann wore hand
some dress Of yellow silk trimmed with
point lace.
Miss Cora Gutman wore dress of
striped grenadine with feather trim
mings add diamond ornaments.
Miss Mollie Baer was attired in yell,
low silk and looked very handsome.
There were many other very beautiful
outfits and better dressed and more
lovely assemblage OF ladies is seldom
seen. Mr.. Buchanan acted Us master of
ceremonies, and acquitted himself in
the usual agreeable and satisfactory
manner. To his wise direction and
carefulness was largely due the success
OF the occasion.