Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-16
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
An Interesting Wedding at the Typo
graphical Temple
With Forms OF the Ancient Jewish
Rfte-Personal Notes
Of Interest.

very large gathering OF friends witness
ed the marriage yesterday evening at Typo
graphical Temple OF Miss Mamie Baum
garten and Mr.. A z. Strauss Of Richmond.
The hall was most deliberately decorated
with palms and growing plants. and pre-
scented an animated appearance after all
the guests had assembled and were await
ing the ceremony. Rabbi Rosenzweig per
formed the ceremony in accordance with all
the forms Of the ancient Jewish rite. He
waited the coming of the couple standing
under a canopy erected in a far corner OF
the hall This canopy, another form of the
ceremony now seldom followed by the re-
formed church, was of white silk ernbroid-
cred in gold. The transfer Of the bride to
the keeping of the groom under the protect
ing folds Of the canopy is q symboiicA
ceremony.
The groom came into the hall accom-
panied by his aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs
s. Heller. The bride Followed after them
walking with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Baumgarten. Her sister. Miss Carrie Baum
garten. as maid OF honor. walked ahead Of
the bride. escorted by the best man. Milton
Straus, nephew OF the groom
After the impressive ceremony was over.
the couple held q reception, and received
the congratulations of the large company
present before all adjourned 70 the banquet
nall, where the wedding feast was spread.
satin brocade trimmed with lace and a
tuiie veil caught with sprays OF orange
blossoms. A handsome diamond pendant
the gift OF the groom. was worn, end her
bouquet was Of white roses. The maid of
hosor wore cream white brocaded satin
and also carried white roses
Alr. and Mrs. Straus left last night on n
late train for an extended trip previous 10
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Richmond, where the groom is I'm business
The brides travelling gown was OF dark
green bengaline trimmed with velvet OF the
same shade and becoming hat TO match.
Many elegant presents were received among
them a check for S.0D0. the gift of the
brides brother. who sailed for England ON
Wednesday from Mexico. where ne controls
rn ona hrH interests IN silver mines: dia-
diamond cluster, the gift OF Mrs Gertrude
Baumgarten OF London.
Among those who attended the ceremop-
les were: Mr.. Milton Straus and Miss Lula
Straus OF Richmond, Mr. and Mrs w.
Baumgarten, Misses Fanny and Eva Baum
garten. Mr.. Simon Schlichter, Miss Ada
Baumgarten, Mr.. and Mrs. F. waIlerstein.
Mr: and Mrs. Stern. Mr. and Mrs. A. Lewis
and the Misses Pauline and Amelia Lewis
OF Baltimore. Others present included Mr..
and Mrs. S. HELEN. Mr. and Mrs. /. Saks
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Baumgarten, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Kaufman. Miss Blanche OF
Charlotte. y. C.; Miss Cora Blondhein Miss
Jennie Wallach, Misses Lena and Recli.
stein. Miss Earnie Richold. Mr.. Max Oper-
heimer. Mr.. Milford Ffshman. Mr. Julius
Lansburgh, Mr.. Arthur Baumgarten. Mss
Florence baumgarten. and Mr. Sam Hyuan
OF New York, Miss Nancy Abel OF Cindn-
matt, Messrs. Joseph and Charlie. Heller,
hosenan, and many other friends and &C
Quaintances. During the elaborate wedding
banquet toasts Were responded to by Rev
Rosenzweig, Mr.. julius Straus of Rich
mond. Mr.. Joseph Heller. Mr. / Salu ana
other prominent guests.
Miss Grant daughter Of Colonel ana Mrs.
Fred Grant, will make her debut this win
terdn New York.
Mr.: and Mrs. Michael Herbert have sailed
for Europe Mr.. Herbert has been trans-
ferred to The Hague.
The engagement OF Mrs. Walter Howe
Of New York to Mr. Arnold Hague Of mi,
city has just been announced. The weadins
will be quietly celebrated In New YORK on
the 18th OF September: Mrs. Howe lis the
widow Of the late Walter Howe, who was
drowned at Newport two years ago.
Cards are out for the marriage n, nu..
Blanche Morgan ana Mr.. John Williams 3,
the Church OF the Reformation on Octo-
Der g.
Mr.. H. C. McCauley, Miss Bessie ana Ma.
McCauley and Mis-. Flore Baden are in
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sutherland are ut N.
worlds fair
The Misses Fowler have returned from
Chicago
The Misses Katie ana Lily Dunkhorst
and their brother have gone to the worIl's
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. cranshaw have ~
turned from their visit to the worries fair.
Miss Mary A Stephens has returned iron
visit to Chicago.
Miss Nettie billiard is spending a brief so
journ in Philadelphia. where she IL visitin0
Miss Matte Gates. formerly OF this eaty.
MI. and Mrs. W. H. Barnes left yester-
day for Chicago. where they win remain
two weeks.
Mr. w. c. McIntire and family have gone
to Chicago. where they will spend week.
Miss Lulu E. McCreery left on Saturday
for Black Horse" Hartford county. Nd.
the country residence OF Mr.. j. O. Luckey.
where she will act as bridesmaid at the
marriage of Miss Clara Luckey and Nj.
Thomas Hunter Of Baltimore county.
Miss Cannon Of Illinois arrived In this
city last week. and is with her father ~
the Normandie.
Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris and children
win sail on Wednesday for England. Mrs.
Grant, who is now In New York With Col
and Mrs. Fred Grant, will start vhen the
weather gets cold for southern California
While Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Sartdis were
in this city last week Mrs. CleveSno sent
them flowers and q most cordial note or
invitation for the ladies to CONF out 70
Woodley.
Cards are out for the wedding OF Miss
Ida Blanche Morgan ond MIR. JohD Mackey
Williams, both of Eass washington The
ceremony r. to take place at o'cbck We'd
nesday afternoon, the 18th install At the
Church Of the Reformation. corne OF Penn
sylvania avenue and B streets Dutheast
The small size Of the house In which
President Lincoln died. SIG 10th ftreet. linn
its strictly the number OF invipuons that
the Memorial Association has issued for
the opening tomorrow evening. Gentlemen
who have received invitations are expected
to bring their wives.
Mrs. III. A Mcclellan OF Atleta, Ga. ana
daughter. Grace. are visiting Mrs. L. w.
Birney of lie Droit Park
Mr. and Mrs. John A Peers have is
suea invitations for the maSiage OF their
daughter, Mary Catharine. AZ j. Is. Waters.
the wedding to take place hursday morn
ing, October 1s 1880. at o'clock, st Ste
phen's Church. corner 81 and Pennsyi-
yania avenue northwest