Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-06-29
MANKo-RosENTHA1.

The wedding of Mr.. Leon Manko
and Miss Jennie Rosenthal occurred
last evening at the house of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. L.
Rosenthal, and was witnessed by a
large number of relatives and friends.
The floral decorations were magnif-
cent. The mantel was banked with
potted plants and roses, and every
available space held the fragrant
beauties, while ropes of evergreen
and roses hung above the doors and
windows. Prof. Miller presided at
the piano, with violin accompanist,
and few minutes after o'clock the
ever familiar music of "Lohengrin"
filled the room and the bridal party
entered. Little Eva Abramosky pre-
ceded the bride and groom, strewing
flowers in their pathway, and the
parents and other members of the
family followed them. The bridal
couple stood upon white rug, be-
meath beautiful floral bell of roses
and lilies.
Rabbi Prudential, of Trinidad,
performed the beautiful and i'm
pressive ceremony. The bride was
very lovely in princess gown of
delicate tan crepon, en- train, and a
long tulle veil, caught back with
pearl pins. Her only ornament was
a white rose, and she carried bou,
quet of bridal roses. After the ex-
change of congratulations the guests
were invited to the dining rooms,
where the tables, beautifully deco
rated with smilax and roses, fairly
groaned with good things. The
wedding cake was a marvel of beauty
and sweetness, surmOunted by mar
riage bell and lilies.
The following Is the bill of fare:
Bouillon, en- Tasse.
Pickles. olives. Gherkins.
Devlled Crabs, rAmericaine.
Spring Chicken, Ia Marengo.
Sherbet.
Roast Duck.
Roast Turkey, Cranberry Sance.
Vanilla Ice Cream.
Macaroons Assorted Cakes. Glace.
Candy Pyramids. Assorted Fruits. Nuts.
Coffee.
Sherry. Rhine Wine. Claret. Champagne
During the supper the door bell
was repeatedly answered in response
to kilograms of congratulation re-
ceived, which numbered % or 80 and
came from far and near. Letters
were also received from Europe.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs N L Rosenthal, Mr. and Mrs Chas
Rosenthal, Mrs AbramOwsky, Miss
Lucy Rosenthal, Mr. Saul Rosenthal,
Will Rosenthal, Mrs G Isaacs and
Mr. Max Isaacs of Vicksburg, Mrs II
Moses of Trinidad, Rabbi Prudential
of Trinidad, Mrs Dave Cohn of Den
yer, Mrs Harry Lewis of Kansas City,
Mrs S Klein and Mrs H Cohn of Jop-
lin, Mo, Mrs B Danziger, son and
daughter, Springs, Mrs Chas Ilfeld,
Mr. Max Nordhaus, Mr. and Mrs M
Friedman, Miss Hannah Friedman,
Mr. Myer Friedman, Mr. and Mrs II
Levy, Mr. and Mrs d Winternitz, Mr.
and Mrs J Graf, Mr. and Mrs Ike
Adams, Mr. and Mrs ] Linde, Mr. and
Mrs S Burger, Mrs S Lewis and sons,
Miss Isabelle Lewis, Mr. and Mrs b
Brash, B Brash, Miss Bertha Brash,
Mr. and Mrs L J Marcus, Mrs J Ju-
dell, Mr. and Mrs A SENEGAL, Mrs ] A
Carruth, Mr. and Mrs Levy, Miss Net
tie Levy and goOdly number of
dear little children, who had happy
time all to themselves.
The esteem in which the bride and
groom are held by family and friends
was apparent upon a glance at the
elegant and innumerable gifts be-
slowed, of which we give list be-
low:
Mr. and Mrs N L Rosenthal,p parents
of the bride, check for $500; Mr. and