Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-01-09
HAHN.SCHONRERGER,

Brilliant Wedding at the Court Street
Eemple-A Grand Reception at Ger
mania Hall.
At 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon Miss
Carrie Schonberger of this city and Henry
Hahn of New York were united In mar
riage at the Court Street synagogue by the
Rev. DR.. Kleeberg. The happy affair was
one ofl the most prominent that has taken
place in Jewish circles in this city this
season. Both bride and groom are we'll
known here.
The pre- operations for the marriage were
| most elaborate. Over 800 invited guests
were present at the reception.
The wedding party entered the church
headed by the following ushers, Isaac,
Henry and William Schonberger, brothers
| of the lady, and Moses Lesserman, Gus
| tave Greenbaum, Joseph Kahn, Philip
We'll, and George Whence of Newark, N.
j. After them came the bridesmaid, Miss
Emma Schonberger, sister of the bride.
| Following came the bride leaning on the
| arm of her father. At the altar the ushers
| separated and formed half circle and
then allowed the bridal party to pass, the
| groom meeting the bride at the altar stairs
Immediately after the ceremony at the
synagogue, the wedding party with friends
| proceeded in carriages to Germania hall,
where grand reception and supper was
| served. Caterer Deibel served fully 800
guests. The hall was decorated in most
| excellent manner. On the side of the
gallery was hung heavy drapery of velvet,
fringed with old gold, and on the eide
walls were hung banners and American
flags. On the stage was Cohn's full
orchestra. Behind bank of potted plants
| over the front of the stage was hung a
| large American flag.
The wedding gifts received by the bride
| were both numerous and costly. From
| the groom the bride received diamond
| bracelet containing twenty-one diamonds;
| from her brothers a complete bedroom and
parlor set, and from the uncle i. dining
room set and full-length mirror. Among
| other presents received were: A hand
some piano lamp from Strong. Barnes,
Hart & Co., silver soup lsdle from Les
| & Hoyt, solid silver tea set from
| Attorney Jacob Goodhsrt, parlor table,
| of gold and marble, from John
Ma.oney, picture from Paul We'll,
picture from Detective Sergeant Reilly,
| picture from n. Fahy, satin bed quilt from
| DR.. Newman of New York, three pairs Of
imported lace curtains from Mr.. Erhlich,
Chicago; wall bracket from Mr. Hegel of
Stahl & Hegel; kitchen stove from the
brides grandfather; Dresden china pitcher
mounted with gold. from Louis Feldmsn;
wall bracket, from Mrs DeibeI; and other
presents, all beautiful and costly, over 200
| in number, from other friends.
Among those who were present were Mr.
and Mrs. Hugo Josephy, Nj. and Mrp.
Greenbaum, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Luft, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Schonberger, Mr.. and Mrs
E. Bauman, DR.. and Mrs. Freedland, Dr.
Newman and Miss Sophie Baumsn, Mr..
and Mrs. I. Sohran, Mr.. and Mrs. Bowitz,
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Arnstein, Mr.. Blumberg
| and wife and fifteen members of the Adonis
| Bowling club, all of New York, Hugo Jo-
| seffy and JOS phi Cohn of NewYork, DR.. Calm
| of New London, Mrs. Abrahams of Balti
! more, and Mrs Erhlich of Chicago. Among
the 800 guests from the city were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam Bonoff, Mr.. James E.
Bontise, John Mshoney and wife,
J. Dryfus and ladies, Charles Flesh
ner, Nathan Cohn and ladies', Mr..
Kleiner and wife, Julius Gumpertz,
M A. Aal and wife, Allie, Gurtie and
Adolph Goldenbaum, Miss Rose Gum
| pertz, Mrs Ado1ph Asher, Miss Ray Linde,
Miss Ray Wolf, Miss Teresa Bretzfelder,
Miss Annie Harris of New York, Miss
| Huldah Jacobs, Miss N. Stahl, Mr.. David
Strouse, Mr.. B. Sugsnheiner.