St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-07
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\ Marriage Ceremony Happily

4 Marriage Ceremony Happily
Celebrated at standard Hall.
A wedding in Hebraic high life last
evening brought a very select company
to Standard hall, made up of the best
Jewish people Of the city, as we'll as a
number of prominent people from other
cities. The contracting parties were
Oscar Rittenberg, a prominent nler-
chant of Minneapolis, and Miss Selma
Wirth, of st. Paul. The wedding GER
emory was performed in accordance
with the Jewish rites at Standard
hall at 5 O'clock last evening III the
presence OF company Of invited guests.
The par!or and library OF the club
rooms had been handsomely decorated
with flowers, ported plants, smllaX and
evergreen, there was an immense
wedding bell OF roses suspended III the
parlur hanging over Senlclfcle OF
pOtted plants. In the archWay between
the library and parlor was MONOGRAM
of roses forming the letters III ana
M" WrealheS or SmllaX were SuS-
pended from the chandeliers. lnefe
was an arbor Of eyergreens as well as
streamerS of the same about the rooms.
The bridal party projected 10 the
parlor promptly at ) O'Clock, where the
ceremony was performed. Six children
held ribbons so as to form an aisle from
the time the wedding party entered I'M
til after the congratulations nad peen
offered. Misses Lena Goldenberg and
Flora Wirth we're maids or honor. Il.
K. Newman was the grOom's best man.
The ushers were A. n. Rose, Edward
Wirth, Abe Wirth and Max Albenbeag,
of West Superior. Little llmy Wirth
was flower girl. After the ceremony
the entire party partook OF an eXceiienl
repast. The menu was engraved on
wooden cards. The places at the faoles
were designated by names OF the reia-
lives and other guests. Later III the
evening social dancing was enjoyed I'M
til late hour.
The bride is very handsome lady.
She wore a beautiful gown or cream
satin, with Duchess lace, and carried
bouquet of lilies of the valley. MISS
Lena Godenberg, one of the MAIDS OF
honor, Wore gown OF yellow brocaded
satin. Tne gown of Miss Flora Wirth,
the other maid of honor, was OF pink
creme with point lace. Mrs. Wirth,
mother OF the bride, wore gown OF
black silk with pearl ornaments. AT
the banquet table addresses were MADE
by DR.. Hecs, DR.. Stamm and Leopold
FeiSt, of Cincinnati, q.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Wirth, the father and mother or
the bride: MI and Mrs. Leopold FelSt,
of Cincinnati, o.; Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon
Rolf. of Cincinnati; Mrs. Sternberg,
Valley City, n. D.; Mr.. and Mrs. Beci-
hoetfer. MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Brues, Mr..
and Mrs. Julius Heilbrum, Mr.. and Mrs.
Menash, of Minneapolis; DR.. and Mrs.
Gotleib Stamm, Rabbi and Mrs. ). l..
Hess, Mr.. and Mrs. Goottschalk, OF
Saltwater; Mr.. and Mrs. Cohen, 81
Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Fleisner, Mrs. Krone; Miss Cora RoSen-
helG. of Rock Island; Miss FoX.ot New
York; Miss Lena Goldberg, of Chicago;
Miss Minnie Smith, Miss Flora With.
Miss Carrie Rose. Miss Jennie May,
Miss Carrie Lowenstein, Miss Goldman,
of Baltimore: Miss Ginterman, Miss
MorganStein, Miss FRANC, Miss Flora
Weiss. Miss Olga Michel, of Mil
waukee; Miss Ola Menasb, of Min
neapolis: Henry Hammel. Edward
Wirth, Charles Z. WIrtb, Adolph l..
Wirth. all of Milwaukee; jefferson En-
gle. Barney Simon, Adolph Albenberg,
OF Minneapolis: Louis Albenberg, of
Saltwater: Max Albenberg, OF West
Superior; Louis Newman. Il. b.
Frankel, Albert n. Rose, Isaac E. Rose,
Hermann Sternberg. Meyer Cohen, Gus
Fried, 3. Simon, A. S. Loeb, A. 5. Gin
terman. William Fantle, Harry Stern
berg. Jacob Hebron. H. Carter, d. j..
Hanna. Louis Hainlin, A. A. Tucker,
| Leo Goodklnd, Albert Rothschild. 81
mon With, Edwin Wirth, Elma With
| and Sig Wolf.