The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-31
HULLER- -HEL | M AN.
A Brilliant Wedding and Reception
Yesterday. :
RABBlLAsKER OF BOSTON
Performed the Ceremony - The Temple
Ffned with Interested witnesses-The
Reception I'm B. T. Haii-on on the
Honeymoon.

The Temple was never so crowded as IL
was yesterday afternoon, when the mari
tal vows of Joseph Huller and Miss Ber-
tha Hellman were assumed at the altar.
It was after o'clock when the bridal
party moved slowly up the aisle to the
music of the wedding march from 10
hengrin." The solemn and impressive
ritual of the Jewish church was rendered
for the first time in the Temple by Rabbi
I,asker of Boston. The responses OF the
couple, particularly of the bride, were
heard with distinctness all over the
church. After the ceremony was con-
cluded and the bride and groom had
taken the nuptial vows the ushers led the
procession out to the door Of the church.
A brilliant reception was subsequently
held at b. T. hall on High street. The
hall was transformed into bower or
beauty. From to z o'clock the young
couple received the hearty congratula-
tions of their friends. The brides gown
was white bengaline embroidered with
pearls. full court train and tulle veil.
She carried bouquet of white roses and
lilies of the valley. Miss Lena Hellman,
the maid of honor, wore white India SILK.
The bridesmaids were Miss Lizzie He'll
man, Miss Bertha Cohn, Miss Roy Cohn,
Miss Jennie Rosendale. They were at
tired in pink surah and sashes and carried
bouquets of pinKs. Mrs. Hellman,
mother, of the bride, wore q, striking
costume of black bengaline. The waist
was ornamented handsomely with jet and
diamond trimmings The groomns-
men were Mr.. Sollie Elias, Mr.
Mr.. Willie Rosendale and the ushers
were David Bernhoff, Samuel Rosendale,
Edward Slocum, Harty Lamb. The pres
ents were exhibited at the home of the
bride. Here large room was monopol-
lied with the many beautiful tributes
rendered. A parlor and dining room set,
fancy chairs, pictures, five clocks, three
tables, fish, dining and fruit sets, jardi-
naNes, candelabra, lamps, lemonade set,
hair rug and articles in solid silver, works
of art, charming bric-a-brac and other
gifts. At z o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Hellman
gave banquet to the guests. Then fol-
lowed the reception and dancing.
At IL o'clock the bride and groom ten
dered a supper to their friends Gelb 81
Norton were the caterers. After toasts
had been drank dancing was resumed to
chestra. Among the guests present were:
Mrs. Jacob Levie in costume OF China
silk and lace, with diamond ornaments;
Mrs. Wolf in India silk, diamond orna-
ments; Mrs. III. ID. Young, black silk. dia-
mond ornaments; Miss Wolf in black lace
over white silk and silver trimming; Miss
Rose Sugarman, fawn colored silk; Mrs.
Levi in navy blue silk, with diamonds;
Mrs. Albert Hellman, black silk. jet
trimming; Miss Essie Shuman, gold and
white; Miss Gertie Shuman, in peach
blossom surah, with pink chiffon; Kate
Slocum, in cream silk and white tulle;
Mrs. Harson. gay brocade; Miss Jennie
Sugarmon. in fawn silk, pearl;ornaments;
the Misses Levi, in mildew green; Mrs.
Elias wore green brilliantine and jet
trimmings, and bouquet of pink; Miss ;.
Levi, in Russian costume; Mrs. l.
Names, black brocade; Mrs. Crest ellar,
black silk and Jet trimmings; Mrs. Ru-
cade: Mrs Leavins, black bengaline, dia-
monds; Miss Dawson, white brocaded
silk; Mrs Strauss of Pawtucket,
Mrs. Pincus and Frank Pincus,
NJ. Huller of New York, j. Marten, Paw
tucket; Isaac Dreyfas of Boston. Mrs
mond ornaments; Mrs. Robert Wellman
red taffara silk Miss NJ. Barry in black
lace and diamonds; Miss NJ Barry in
back India silk jet and green velvet
trimmings and pearls; Frank Hartman,
Miss c. +. and Rose Hartman and
and Miss Fox of Pawtucket; Mr.. and
Mrs. Schloss, Jacob Levie, Mr.. Wolf,
Master Bennie Wolf. II. ID. Young, Mr..
Harson, Mr.. Leavins, Mr.. Hauss. Mr..
Pincus, T. Barry, Mr.. Levi, Leon Elias,
Maud and Mr.. Elias, Mr.. and Miss Elias,
Mr.. and Mrs. L Schloss. Mr.. and Mrs. ii.
Krone.
The bridesmaids were presented with
gold hearts, with an II engraved on them,
gift from the bride. and the groom pre-
sented the groomsmen with very hand
some scarfpins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huller left this morning
for New York and Philadelphia. They
will be gone one week. and on their re-
turn will take up their abode with Mr.
and Mrs. Hellman at their summer resi-
dence. The bride will travel in costume
Of mildew green with white trimmings
and white hat.