The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-21

guests, and shoftly hlter hhii-P"ss Organist Rice commenced the admifa- ble concert program, which included the celebrated bridal choruses from all the leading operas,
 The bridal party was the same as an- nounced in this paper yesterday morn ing, six ushers. Messrs. Milton Weii' A. A. Rosenthal, c. A. Rosenthal, seymour L. spier, Joseph Johnson and Benjamin Mann, preceding the bridal party. First came Mrs. Zunder in a beautitui dress of silver gray satin with trim- mings of duchess lace and silver span gles, and wearing many diamond orna- ments. She was accompanied py MT Paul Well. Mrs. Well, in n reception gown of black Lyons velvet with vest of white satin covered with black Jettea lace and wearing several diamond or naments, followed, leaning upon the arm of her son. Mir. Charles Well, the groom. Then the two pages In TUX edos and bearing cornucopias or howers they were Master Reginald Zunder and Samuel I. Chase. Miss Jennie Well, the charming maid of honor. followed unattended, and very lovely she looked in dainty dress of white silk grenadine over satin and elaborately trimmed with ribbon. The bodice was cut low and the immense sleeves ended at the elbow, where long white suede gloves met them. In her dark hair were sweet white buds. and she carried bouquet of flowers called a rainbow bouquet from the variegated ribbons attached to it. The bride followed, leaning upon the arm of her father, who gave her away. Her dress, which was minutely described in yesterdays issue, became her we'll The last in the procession were the two six-year-old pages, Mas ters Monroe Zunder and Arthur Well,
 in full court costume of white satin with stock collars of point lace. They carried baskets of flowers, which were strewn before MT. and Mrs. Well as they left the church.
 Among the handsome gowns were: Miss Henrietta Feuchtwanger in love- ly dress of figured mousseline de sole over pale blue India, Misses Clara and Marion Feuchtwanger in white dotted swiss with pale blue ribbons, Miss Fan nie Gern Falk in a pretty frock Of white mousseline de soie over white satin and trimmed with many frills edged with narrow black lace little Regina Zunder and Chester Well in white and carrying baskets of white carnations; Mrs. Simon Shoninger in an elegant dress of silver brocade with passamenterie and point lace. Her or naments were diamonds; Mrs. Samuel Goodman in steel blue brocade with lace and crystal trimmings; Mrs. Max Strauss in heliotrope moire antique; Miss Isabelle Feuchtwanger in pink silk; Miss Mollie Steinert in wlRite lace over satin and trimmed with pink clover blossoms; Miss Clara Asher in white point d'esprit over satin; Miss Fannie MetZger in pale blue satin; Mrs. Moritz Spier in green and pink stripe satin; Miss Celia Asher in white; Mrs. l. M. Ullmann in blue satin and duchess lace; Mrs. Max Adler in peach colored brocade Mrs. Dr. Mailhouse ip black lace and velvet; Miss Ryder in blue and Miss Frank in cream satin | with scarlet ribbons; Mrs. Chase of Waterbury, nee Zunder, in a stunning gown of white moire antique having a pale yellow satin stripe. The bodice was low and trimmed with duchesse lace. Many beautiful diamonds com pleted one of the most artistic dresses at the wedding; Mrs. Spier in a becom- | ing dress of black satin duchess with lace and wearing lovely emerald and pearl ornaments; Mrs Theodore Zunder | in white satin with duchesse lace; Mrs. l Albert Zunder in regal dress of vel low moire antique trimmed with point lace and ermine; Mrs. Louis Veil in a blue pompadour silk with point d'esprit lace and diamonds; Miss Isa- belle Hermann, beautiful New York belle, in a chic costume of white satin with bodice of accordean plaited chiffon and trimmed with ernine; Miss Ensheimer of Brooklyn, in pale yellow crepe; Miss Isabelle Feuchtwanger in pale pink silk with trimmings of pink tulle.
 After the ceremony at the church an elaborate banquet and reception was held at the Harmonic club house. Among those noticed were: MT. and Mrs. Max Adler, MT. and Mrs. I. M. Ull- l Illdllll, hl. etllu MI D. Y I. M. iiulSly MI . and Mrs. L. H. Freedman, MT. and B. Shoninger, MT. and Mrs. s. B. Shoninger, MT. and Mrs. M. Kahn, Pro-
 lessor M. Steinert, Mr. and Mrs. M.
 Sonnenberg, MT, and Mrs. L. Besser, Dr. and Mrs. Mailhouse, MT. and Mrs.
 I. Newman, MT. and Mrs. J. Johnson,
 Mr. and Mrs. I. Strouse, MT. and Mrs.
 S. Loeb, MT. and Mrs. Jacob Goodhart,
 Mr. and Mrs E. Rogowski, MT. and
 Mrs. M. Meyers, Attorney Harry w.
 Asher, Miss Asher, Albert Rogowski
 Miss Fannie Rogowski, the Misses
 Lautenbach, Miss Fannie Metzger, Miss
 Nellie Machol, Miss Miriam Adler
 Albert Steinert, Miss Mann, Miss
 Lillie Frank, MT. and Mrs. s. Manila
 Benjamin Manila, Miss Sadie Manila
 MT. and Mrs. John H. Clune, $. Levy
 J. F. Mooney, MT. and Mrs. Bennett
 of Springfield, MT. and Mrs. Rosen.
 thai and family, G. I. Behrisch, MT
 and Mrs. Charles NJ. Rosenthal, MT
 and Mrs Henry L. Steinert, s
 Lautenbach, E. Feuchtwanger and Ed
 ward Hoffhemer of New York, MT. an6
 Mrs. I. Chase, Mrs. J. Chase, MT
 Kaiser and family, Waterbury; MT. and Mrs. Tuch, Meride,l. ..,