The morning call., 1894-09-10

NJ. WassermaB, 1904 Golden Gate avenue.
The bride was Miss Mabel Wasserman a Young
lady OF beauty and refinement, who has large
mum Der OF friends and acquainiances. The
ceremony was performed { 3 o'clock by Rev
Dr. NJ. >. Levy. The ceremony was carried out
In an Impressive manner according TO the Jew.
Ism ritual and was witnessed by a numbrr of
relatives and friends. The parlOrs and other
apartments OF tile residence were decorated
Win smiiax and astrrs ana The initials OF the
groom aud bride were embroidered with
natural flowers upon the lace curtains which
formed the background of the wedding alcove
The attendants OF the bride were beautiful
little girls, either cousins or nieces of the
groom, circumstance as interesting as il was
novel and beautiful. The maids of honor
! were Misses Gladys and Grace Rosenberg the
/ ng-bearer was Miss Esmee Rosenberg
/ while the bridesmaids were Misses Sadie Mos
/ baeher and Gertie Rosen berg Following this
/ cOterle OF bright and winSome little ones came
/ the bride, leaning on The arm Of the grOOm's
/ taiher Morris Rosenberg. Then came the
groom, eScortIng the brides mother. Mrs. NJ.
NaSserman. The party advanced while
/ MendelssOhn's wedding March" was played
| ana at the conclusion of The ceremony the
"Loheng-in'' chorus was rendered. The cere-
mony was followed by heartfelt congratu-
| laliOuS.
The bride was radiant and beautiful In faille
rIancalse, with veil and orange blossoms
anu ulamOnd ornaments. Gladys Rose berg
| was attlred III light blue chiffon, Oracle an d
| Esmee IN orange India silk, Sadie MOsbacher
I'D dotted Swiss, and Gertle Rosenberg In red
/ India silk.
The nuptial banquet followed the ceremony
and was attended by a number of relatives OF
the contracting parties. Milton Wasserman
acleu as toast-master, and a number OF eo-
quent sentiments were proposed ana responded
70 uncer Ills direction, among them being those
Dy hsz Rosenberg M. Rosenberg, Nj. Z. Wolf.
Wolf -4
A number of kilograms were received, ex-
pressing JOY over the nuptials. some OF these
coming from many points IN Europe.
lie banquet lasted until $50 o'clock In the
evening.
The wedding reception took place two hours
later. aud again the parlOrs were filled with de-
VOted frlends OF the happy couple A most en-
leftalnlng programme was carried Out-GIadys
Rosenberg, Grace Rosenberg and Sadie Mos.
Dacher delivering recitatiOns which displayed
remarkable intelligence and appreciat ion OF
qlncult features of character delineations ID.
entertaining manner. Mrs. ID. s. HiTshbeTg
sang solo very sweety. and j. X. Lewis also
sang. Ihe groom aud bride have gone on a
happy honeymoon to he south. They Will re.
side IN Oakland. The presents were very
numerous, practical, rich and beautiful
Among the guests were: Mrs. NJ. Wasser-
man N. Rosenberg. father OF the groom; Mr..
ana Mrs. i. Rosenberg, Al. l. Eisner, Mr.. and
Mrs. George M0sbacb r, MIR. aud Mrs. NJ. Wolfe,
Oscar Relnsteln, Mr.. aud Mrs. " Ornsteln. Mr.
aud Mrs. NJ. Ornstein, Mr.. nj Mrs ID. s. Hirsh-
berg, MIR. and Mrs. A. Wolfe Mr. and Mrs NJ
7. Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs. J. Rosenberg Mr. aud
Mrs. 5; Rosenberg, Miss Iherese Rosenberg.
Mrs. Il. Ornstein. Matte Ornstein. Gu-sie Rein
stein, Milton Wasserm n. Edward Wasserman,
Bert Rosenberg, Mrs. Brooks, A. Rhenhart
hF. anu Mrs. A. Cohen, Miss c. Appel, Miss b
Goldman, Miss Meyers. Miss j. Hyams, Mrs
Conn, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Morris, L. Zen. Ea.
ward Morris, Miss Pauline Morris, Saul Hleno
Misses Hattie and Rose ROsenblatt, Ralph
Davis, NJ. Ibasserme, Ed Thasserme, Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. Nj. Rosenberg MIR. Goldman Mis-.
HATTIE huiner, Miss E. LOndburg, Miss Rost
frankenburg, Mrs. Frankenburg, Miss b. Her.
man, Misses Berthe and Hattie Wallock, Miss
! y. Levy, Mrs. WerIhelmer. Mr.. and Mrs Stein,
NJ. HaSserman, II. Lark, MI. ana Mrs. 5. j.
Neubauer and NJ. Lewis.
Brunn-JOnes.
The marriage of Miss Edith Alice Jones the
niece OF Mrs. Z. a. Robbins of Oakland took
place in Berkeley last Wednesday at this resi-
dence OF the BRIDES mother, Mrs. j. c. Jones
| Berkeley. The groom was Christopher d
Brunn. w. E. stevens OF San Francisco acted
as best man, while Miss Emma Jones' sister of
the bride. acted as maid OF honor, and Miss
Emily Ferguson as bridesmaid The ceremony
was performed by Rev. DIR. Wendte. The groom
ana bride are passing their honeymoon at Lake
| Iahoe. They VIII reside in Berkeley.