The herald., 1894-03-04

Last Sunday an interested and FASH
ionsble company Of friends gathered at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Kantrowiiz, ia North Beaudry avenue,
to witness the marriage of thoir eldest
daughter, Minnie Ksntrowitz, to Mr..
Jake Korn. The parlors were prettily
and proiusely decorated with trailing
vines, smilsx and flowers, the doors
having frames of white Gala lilies and
vines.
At 4:30 precisely the wedding march
of Mendelssohn, played by Musso's or
chestrs, ushered in the bridal party, the
Rev. DR.. Blum awaiting them to per-
form the ceremony. First came the
BRIDES mother on the arm OF the groom,
next came Miss Camella Hellman,
bridesmaid, attired in white silk, With
Meyer Siege |, groomsman then the
maid OF honor. Miss Rose Kantrowitz,
sister OF the bride, in light blue silk and
lace trimmings, with her brother, Mr..
George Kantrowitz; last came the
bride, leaning on the arm OF her loving
father, Mr.. L. Kantrowitz.
The bride looked very charming in
her robe of heavy white duchesse satin,
trimmed with applique lace, cut en- train
modestly high bodice, and sleeves with
high puffs. She wore q handsome white
embroidered tulle veil, crowned with an
elegant wreath OF orange blossoms. At
her throat she had clasped a magni6-
cent horseshoe of pure white diamonds,
gift OF the groom. She carried an ex-
quisite bridal bouquet OF white hys-
cinths.
The company then, headed by the
bridal party, proceeded, to the strains OF
a march, to the prettily trimmed dining
room, where trailing vines and yellow
flowers wore extended from the chande-
liers to the four corners OF the room, the
entire wells being covered with palms
and ferns. Tue tables were decorated
with numerous flowers and laden with
every dainty CONNECTION OF the season, in
the center g towering wedding cake-at
each plate was placed a bouquet of'vio-
lets tied with baby ribbon. When all
were seated the Rev. DR.. Blum read
number of kilograms sent from absent
relatives of the contracting parties, then
requested all to drink the health of the
happy couple. After eulogizing the
good qualities and virtues of the happy
couple in a flowing bumper of wine. then
all partook of the bounteous repast to
the continuous strains OF music.
The evening was most enjoyably
passed amid song, music and recitations
by Mrs. Barnett, Misses Ethel Stewart,
Eta Jacoby, Matte Dreyfuss and Dora
Kantrowitz.
Miss Ethel Irene Stewart completely
captivated the company by the charm
ingly artistic manner in which che rem
dered her several vocal solos.
AT 10 40 the couple left for San Fran
cisco and the midwinter fair amid the
usual shower OF rice and good wishes of
tn cir friends. On their return they will
be rendered another reception.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Marx, Hon. and Mrs. @. w. El-
dridge, Mrs. Dreyfuss, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. H. Cohen, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Goldsmith, Hon. and Mrs.
II, Silver, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Silverstein,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Citron, MIR. and Mrs.
E. Cohn, Mr.. and Mr.. Westervelt, Rev.
and Mrs. Blum, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Kan
trowitz, Mrs. J. D. Stewart, Misses
Ethel Stewart, Camella Hellman, Eta
Jacoby. Matte Dreyfuss, Minnie New
man, Rose and Dora Kanirowitz,
Messrs. Meyer Siegel, Joe Korn, George
Kantrowitz, Alexander Newman and
Master Harry Kantrowitz.
The presents were numerous and
costly.
A yery pleasant affair wac held at the
residence OF Major George II. Bonehrske,
on Figueroa street, on Thursday night.
1t was reunion of the natives and
present residents of the state of Indiana.
The purpose of the reception was to
bring together come of the natives who
are visiting Southern California and let
them meet few OF their transpianted
brethren and sisters,
During the first part OF the evening
the guests we're entertained by talk by
Rev. j. @. Fletcher. entitled, A Trip to
Italy, which was illustrated with stere
opticon views Mr.. Charles Of also
played on the piano and Tom Barnes
gave several recitations from the works
of James Whitcomb Riley in character
istically happy style.
Refreshments were served on small
tables in the library and dining room.
Mrs. John Off, assisted by Mise lone
Hough, received.
Those present were: Mrs. Wallack,
Misses Wallack. Capt. and Mrs. Dan
ilO5, MT. anu mIn' JUN a. Ipioifs Dt.
and Mr.. ]. II. Dawson, MrH. Halloway,
C. E. Kregeld, Miss Kregeld, Miss Ms
lock, Thomas Barnes, Rev. j. @.
Fletcher, Miss Reed, w. M. Edwards,
Mrs. Hibbons, Miss lone Hough, Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Bush, Mrs. Fair, Mr..
and Mrs. H. j. Woollacott, Miss Helen
Sanborn, Miss Conklin, W. R. Tsale, d.
H. Burks, F. H. Hall, II. G. Bundrum,
Chss. F. of, Mrs. L. Of, George H.
Bonebrske, Percy Bonebrake, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. A. Of.
Miss Alden gave progressive hearts
party at noon yesterday. at the resi-
dence on Twenty-third street. The af-
fair was most enjoyable, being one of
the pleasRn test of the week. The
house was beautifully decorated with
violets and smilax. The mantel in the
front reception room was banked with
violets and smilax was greatly admired.
Ia the dining room the table was deco
rated in pink carnations and hot-house
violets. dainty refreshments being
served.
There were IL tables. Mrs. Burnett
won the first prize and Mrs. Butler the
second. Toe two consolation prizes