The morning call., 1894-07-02

Initials OF the groom. The guests were then
drawn up In two lines on eitherihand the entirr
length of the hall. leaving an opening Tor the
entrance OF the bridal party, which then en.eIeu
to the strains OF Mendelssohn's wedding
March,"
The maid OF honor. Miss Dolly FEEDER. and the
best man. Leon Lazarus led the bridal cottege.
| Then followed the bridesmaids ana grooms-
men, Miss Ray FEEDER, Miss julia Gyle, MISS
Adelina Feder, Miss Ida Uneer and MISS Eva
Gyle. and Nathaniel COhu, Joseph Goldstone,
Sanford r. Newbauer, ii. Cohen and Samuel
Bukowsky. Following came the groom accom-
panied by bis mother, then the bride leaning on
the arm OF her father, and Mrs. Cohn, the
brides mother In the rear Inc e guests tS snrn
street temple pronounced the happy couple
husband and wife.
The services were rendered according TO the
Jewish custom, the ceremony taking place
under a canopy of white satin supported on
four sides by The groomsmen. The ceremony
was a very impressive one and will long De rt-
membered by all present. The guests then
repaired 10 the banquet-hall, where sumptu-
Gus repaSt was served for 200 invited guests.
Duting the repast DR.. Levy called upon the
uncle OF the groom, 5. FEEDER. Tor a TOAST, TO
which he heartily responded. showing f0rth tDe
sterling qualities OF young man who lao Deen
IN bis employ since mere boy.
Several other toastS were responded TO Dy
others. After the supper the guests repaired
to the main hall, where dancing and festivities
were INDUCED in until morning. The bride
was attired in an elegant gown OF cream
wreath of orange blossoms. During the
evening Arthur C0hnreich favored the
guests with several OF his vocal selections,
which were we'll received. The feature OF the
evening was the rendering OF a violin solo by
Miss Cora FEEDER, who received perfect oVa-
ti0n ana responded TO an encore. Her playing
was all that could be wished for and reflected
great credit on her. Professor LandSDerger
also obliged the guests with several numbers.
The success Of the entire affair may be at
trlbuted TO the unceaslng energy OF both { he
floor and reception committees, tie former be-
ing composed of Arthur COhnreich and John
Magnin and the latter by J.. FEEDER and +. Levy.
The happy couple left on an extended tour
through the southern part OF the State, ana on
their return Will reside at the home OF the
BRIDES parents. Mr.. and Mrs. M. Cohn, 1910
Scott street.
Smith Whitney.
A quiet wedding took place at Plymouth
Church last Wednesday, the contracting
parties being Miss Frances l.. Whitney and
Edward Q. Smith. Clusters OF white sweet
peas, ,cOrdOns of Smilax and some tropical plants
formed the decoration of the chancel where
Kew. w. ID. Williams performed the marriage
ceremony. Miss Emily Yates was the maid OF
honor. Charles W. Crane acted as best man.
and the usheTS comprised Frank K. Hull and
George W. Lamb. The BRIDES brother, Charles
NJ. Whitney, gave her into the keeping OF the
groom. Afterward the aft 'ir was pleasantly
celebrated al the home OF the bride.
Nelly Harker.
Miss Louisa nj. Harker. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Harker, was married to Robert
a. Nelly last Wednesday evening at st. Peters
Episcopal Church. Many friends of the happy
couple were present and witnessed the cere-
moDy, which was impressively performed by
Rev. John Emery. Miss Emma Nash of Calls
loga acted as maid of honor and Misses Marion
and Annie Grey were the bridesmaids. Ken
meth BOwerman was the best man, William Opp
and MIR. Murcn were the grOOmsmen and
the uShers were Albert and Herbert Grey, MIR.
Steward Mr. MuruOck and Mr. Kelly. After
The wedding a rec ptlOn was held at he future
home OF the newly welded couple, 1913 Jones
street. where several hours were delightfully."-
PASSED. The presents were numerous and val
uablo.