Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-03
THE ADLEn-ULLmAN WEDDING.

\ Very Stylish Wedding at the Court Street Temple Followed by a Bril- liant Reception and Banquet at the Harmonic Club House-A Large Number of Wedding Presents Re- ceived, Among Them a Check for $1O,OOO From the Brides Father.
 Yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock one of the largest and most fashionable Hebrew weddings that New Haven has ever seen took place at the Court street synagogue when the marriage of Isaac M. Ullman to Miss Flora v. Adler, was solemnized. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Kleeberg. Both bride and groom are well known in this city, MT. Ullman being the superintendentof of Mayer, Strouse & Co.'s corset factory, and Miss Adler is the daughter of Max Adler.
 The synagogue was filled to overfowinQ with invited friends of the happy pair. In the center aisle along the front of the pews, on each side of the aisle were taste fully hung white ribbons extending the full length of the aisle. Promptly at $ o'clock the wedding party reached the synagogue, and to the beautiful strain of the wedding march from Lohengren rem dered by Professor George Robinson, pro- ceeded up the center aisle, in the following order:
 First came the eight ushers: F. M. Adler, Isaac Wolfe, Charles L. Ullman, Joseph H. Ullman, William Meyers, Jacob B. Ull mar, all of this city; Henry J. Ryder, Lam caster, Pa, and Clarence Strouse of New York.
 Then came the eight bridesmaids, Mis- Justine Sonnsnberg, Miss Ida Kahn, Miss Jennie Veil, Miss Minna Mann, Miss Fan nie Rogowski, Miss Minna Fleischner, Mist Ella Marcus of New York city, and Mist Sophie Greenspecht of New York. The bridesmaids were in white with Cinderells bows. The material of the costumes wal varied and of costly patterns.
 The bride was most beautifully attiree in white brocade satin gown cut en traiI and trimmed with point applique lace a point lace veil trimmed with orange blossoms and carried a bouquet of whit, orchids. The mother of the bride wa attired in a peach colored brocaded satil with lace trimming, while the mother O. the groom wore a black lace gown.
 The synagogue was never more profuse ly decorated than it was yesterday after noon. The altar was banked with potte,
  flowers, while from the gas fixture festoons and wreaths of evergreens an, smilax had been hung. The ceremony wa performed under canopy of lilies of tn valley and callas.
 At the conclusion of the ceremony tn bridal party left the synagogue and pro ceeded to the Harmonic hall, where a elaborate reception was held. The clul house had been transformed into fairy land for the reception, having been deco
 rated from top to bottom with potte
 plants, wreaths and flowers.
 In the upper hall was arranged an elat
 crate banquet where, stationed on th
 stage, was the Concordia orchestra, Pro1
 Albert Mallon, conductor. The table
 were laden with all sorts of luxuries an
 made beautiful by roses of cut flowers an
 candelabra. From the ceilings streame1
 and festoons of evergreen were hung, mal
 ing the banquet room veritable garder
 Every room in the elegant club house wa
 most profusely decorated with all sorts (
 cut flowers, potted plants and palms.
 The presents received by the bride wei
 both numerous and costly, including muc
 costly silverware, rich bric-a-brac, et'
 The presents of the bride and groom
 the ushers and bridesmaids were gold seal
 pins with diamond in the center, su
 rounded by four pearls. The present frol
 the brides father was check for $10, ,00' Among the guests present were larl number from this city, Chicago, Hartfor'
 and other cities, while special car brougl host of friends from New York city.
 Among the guests were: Mayor Sarge1 and wife, City Auditor Lake, General E. Merwin and wife, B. .Shoninger and wifi
 MZunder and wife, M. .Sonnenberg and wifi , B. Rogowski and wife, NJ. Kohn and wifi 5 I. Heller and wife, Paul Veil and wifi ] Henry Herz and wife, Max Strouse al B wife, T. Spier and wife, M. Ballerstine al : wife, M. Mann and wife, Albe
 Zunder and wife, Richard Zu
 tier and wife, Simon Shoni ger and wife, Henry Machol and wife, D r vid Machol and wife, William Mach and wife, Morris Eckstein al wife, T. Gorham and wifi l. Freedman and wife, L. Lewinson a1
 wife, L. Rosenberg and wife, M. Myers al @ wife, L. Rothchild and wife, s. Loeb al wife, Max Osterweis and wife, Louis w : and wife, N. c. Myers and wife, I. Ullm' , Mrs. Mayer of Chicago, s. Mayer of Chic 8 go, MT. Max Strauss of New York,
 Asher of Boston, D. Brown of Chicag
 Miss Della Zunder, Miss Milande
 Miss Heller, Miss Mailer, Miss Ryde 3 Miss Rogowiski, Miss Ray Wolf, Mi r Teresa Bretzfeller, Miss Bertha Werzbul g Miss Ray Linde, David Schonfeld, O.
 Rosenthal, Milton Veil, Albert Rosenth Charles Veil, Albert Milander, J.
 Johnson, M. Lesserman, Albert Steine l Rudie Steinert, F. Hertz, Milton Aach' f Henry Machol, B. Mann, Louis Mann, :. Hoffheimer, N. Fisher.