New-York tribune., 1894-10-25


the ballroom where the wedding dinner was served
AZ small tables was also profusely decorated with
choice fowers and growing plants. AS the guests
arrived thev met by the ushers, and atter
being shown TO the dressingrooms were escorted by
them 10 the room in which the ceremony was per
formed by the Rev Gustav Gottheil and his as
sstant the Rev William Sverman The ushers
were Louis Lehman and Jesse L. Seligman, cousin
Of the bride. OF Paris; Washington Seigman
brother OF the bride; Professor Morris Leb. OF the
University Of the City of New-York; William Gug-
genhelm, brother OF the Bridegroom; H. j. Fitch.
De Witt Cohen George Se.ignan. a cousin OF the
bride; Arnold Drummer Lee Kohn Edward
Gerste, Edmond Wise, Abraham C. Bern
helm Eugene Loeb, and A f. Nunes
The bridal procession into the red room was led
by the ushers who were followed by the officiating
clergymen then came the parents OF the bridegroom
and the mother OF the bride. then followed the
bridesmaids. then the three pages, then the three
Hover girls and last of all the bride, leaning on
the OF her father. She is beautiful young
woman, with profusiOn OF Titan hair and
grand complexion. She handsomely attired In
gown OF white satin. the skirt trimmed with
pearls and silver. and the corsage with point lace
her veil was OF tue. and II was fastened with
several small jewelled pins. The bridesmaids were
Inc sister Of the bridegroom. Miss Cora Guggen-
nem Miss Ethel Segman. Miss Carrie Stetheimer
MISS Edith Helman. Miss Beatrice Bernheimer.
MISS Rosa d. Gross and Miss Florence Content
ihey were attired in Empire gowns Of white and
PINK silk, and each carried their present from the
's'ue which were point lace fans, set with pictures
VI the bride and Bridegroom. The little flower
s''s' who received gold thimbles and Leghorn hats
from the bride were Miss Lucille Gross. Miss Alma
'eheman and Miss Nettie Gerstle. niece OF the
.v'"esroom. The little pages were Edmund and
marry Guggenheimer. nephews OF the bridegroom
a'u cyril Nathan, d nephew of the bride These
"'ue men received pearl scarf pins from the bride'
e'oom and looked well in their suits OF white silk'
'nmeo with pink and large sailor collars OF white
neh' The best man Solomon Guggenheim, the
eest unmarried brother OF the bridegroom. Mrs
e"sman the mother Of the bride, wore rich
so"n ot lavender satin, trimmed with point lace
"u sable, while Mrs. Guggenhem was attired In a
,o"h ,S OF pearl gray satin and point lace After
az AZ ceremony there was a reception. and later d
sinner was served at small tables set in the ball
o, among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. DE VIII
.asman' Mr.. and Mrs Albert Loeb, Mr.. and Mrs.
eyer Guggenheim, Mr. and Mrs Samuel Seligman,
.'aAc Guggenhem, Mr.. and Mrs Murray Guggen-
.in' Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Heman. Mr. and
s. David Joseph Selgman. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Tsmsn. Trss Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nathan, Mr.. and
MN: Mrs Joseph Seligman, aunt of the bride;
r TT' Kna ana Mrs Isaac seiiEman, Mr.. and Mrs David
con,sMnirs eSn Mrs Edwin seligman, Mr. and Mrs. Noah
Mrs 4 cus sns Mrs M
ana @ pnresident Hunter Of the Normal College; Mr..
hMIsy Mrs oas Won NJ snd M M5s sns kg M@. M1y
JAMES M and Mrs John r. ReynSa Mr. and
Of the hDessar NaDr Or and Mrs segun Professor Dunden
ins In.Hs Misses Prsnck Mr. and I'M Mrs isidor Wormser
and Mrs. MoT%ssr, Rach,.Mr Mr. and Mrs Jacob schiff M
Hnse HaeeI { Mr. and Mrs Isaac Rosenwald, % Mr. and and
NJ anS nSsnsy ~ Rice, Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Nathan
Wormse4 Mr. Ma and ana MRS MIs Is'eRh
"a oawd W. seligman Of Paris. Mr.. and