The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-18
A BRILLIANT WEDDING.
Marriage of Miss Newhouse, Of wilkes
Barre, to Herman Langfeld, ofThis City,
Ceremony Performed in the Washing
ton Street Temple. Wilkes Barre.

| Marriage or MISS NeWh0uSe, OF Wilkes
Barre, to Herman Langfeld, of'This City,
Ceremony Performed in the Washing
ton Street Temple, Wilkes Barre.
An event which attracted consider
able interest in Scranton and Wilkes
Barre social circles and among Jewish
| last night Of Miss Ella Mae Newhouse,
of Wilkes-Barre, to Herman Langfeld,
Of this city. The bride is beautiful
and accomplished girl, a daughter of
Mrs. Isaac Newhouse, and has been a
leader in Wilkes -Barre's select circle OF
Jewish people. Mr.. Langfeld is pro-
prietor of the Haslacher millinery es-
adjustment, on Lackawanne avenue,
and occupies a prominent position in
Scranton's mercantile circles.
The wedding occurred in the Wash
ington avenue temple, Wilkes-Barre
the rabbi, Rev. Israel Joseph, D. D.,
performing the ceremony. In all its
appointments and detail the affair was
conducted with delicate taste and was
attended by many well known Scran,
ton people. AT $50 o'clock the temple
was completely filled with guests ana
friends of the bridal couple. Preceding
the nuptials an enjoyable organ prelude
was performed by Professor Carl
roses were used in the decorations of
the altar and temple furniture.
Members of the Bridal Party.
Miss Newhouse entered the temple
under the escort Of her brother, NJ. j.
Newhouse, of New York, who gave the
bride to her husband-elect at the altar.
Mr.. Langfeld was attended by his best
friend, Edward Walk, of Wilkes Barre.
The following completed the bridal
party: Miss Laura Newhouse sister of
the bride. maid of honor; Miss Jennie
Newhouse and Miss Bertha Hoff-
heimer, of Wilkes Barre; Miss Nellie
Kramer of Scranton; and Miss Lynna
Cohen, of Pittston, bridesmaids Jonas
Haslacher, of Rochester; Albert n.
Kramer, of Scranton; Jonas We'll, OF
New York Bernard Long, DR.. Charles
Long and +. p. Langfield, of Wilkes
Barre, ushers.
In all the color details, which in
cluded the gowns and house and church
decorations, the wedding was essen.
TALLY white, light green and pink.
The brides gown was of white
duchesse satin, trimmed with duchesse
lace and made entrain; the bodice was
made full, trimmed with muslin dc
sole and duchesse lace and ornamentec
with trailing clusters of orange bios
SONS. A silk tulle veil was drape6
from a fastening of orange blossoms.
She carried q bouquet of bridal roses
and wore no ornaments.
The maid of honor wore a sea-foan
taffeta silk of walking length, the
, French bodice being garnatured abou
A. ,,A oh Nrrith nicfo nht
colored chiffon, which material covered
the skirt. She carried pink chrysan
. themums. The bridesmaids were
gowned in white taffeta silk with ligh
green chiffon trimmings and sashes
They carried white chrysanthemums
An Elaborate Reception.
Following the ceremony a reception
was given by the brides mother at he
home, 81 Ross street. The floral decora
tions, refreshments, music and Ell
tertaining details were as elaborate anC
complete as carte blanche orders t
florist, caterer and musician coulC
make them. The lower floor rooms
hallway and staircase were decorated
with tastilly arranged white and pinl
roses and chrysanthemums ferns
palms and smilaX by Marvin. The wed
ding supper was served by Mrs. Hoch
reiter and music furnished by Open
heimer. In boudoir on the seconC
.. floor was displayed a numerously as
| sorted, handsome and valuable collec
ton of gifts which were silent bu
, forcible testimonials of the popularit.
{ of the bridal couple.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Langfield left on tn
midnight Lehigh Valley train for
wedding trip of about ten days, afte
' which they will reside at the Wyo
ming House until the completion of thei
4 private residence.
Among the out of town wedding
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Gold
' smith. Mrs. II. Kramer, Mr.. and Mrs
r ]. Freeman, Mr.. and Mrs. Josepl
+ Levy, Mrs Josephson, Mrs, Fried
C lander, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Marks Mis-
Lauer, Miss Tillie Lauer, Miss Marth
d. Moses, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Nye
= Miss Nettie Nye, and Levi and Samue
n Kramer, all of Scranton Mrs. /
Brooks, New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
Haslacher, Rochester.