Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-05-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
A Brilliant Home wedding Yester-
day at the Residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A Brilliant Home wedding Yester-
day at the Residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
b. Shoninger.
At high noon yesterday, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, Miss Clara
Shoninger, youngest daughter of B. Shon-
niger, the piano manufacturer, and sister
of ex-Alderman 8. B. Shoninger, was
united in marriage to Jacob P. Goodhart,
the we'll known and popular lawyer. The
residence was beautifully decorated with
ferns, potted plants and cut flowers, and
sweet peas and other spring blossoms in
profusion. The csnopied entrance led
from the porch of the house to the curb.
Stationed behind bank Of palms In the
reception room up stairs was Wells Or
chestra, which discoursed sweet music
during the half hour previous to the eere-
mony and as the bridal party marched in to
the front parlor rendered LoheDgrin's
Wedding march. The bridal party was
made up as follows: First, the psge,
Master Alexander Shoninger, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Simon B. Shoninger, in a
white brosdcloth court costume with gilt
buttons, and carrying blue enameled
staff tied with large bunch of pink roses
girls, nieces of the bride, Miss Louise Hol-
lander and Miss Irma Moses, wearing
frocks of pink dotted Swiss over pink
sweet peas and carrying large punches of
pink sweet peas in their hands, and the
bride on the arm of her father.
The costume of the bride was gown of
heavy white satin with trimmings of duch-
esse lace. The tulle veil, reaching the hem
of the long court train was fastened to the
hair by q wreath of orange blossoms. Her
only ornament was handsome brooohe
miniature pin, the gift of the groom, set
with pearls and diamonds.
The two ushers, Simon P. Goodhart,
brother of the groom, and Louis NJ. Son
nenber7, were then followed by the groom
and Mrs Shoninger, who ware rich gown
of black MORE antique trimmed with point
d'esprit and jet, her ornaments were dis,
monds.
The impressive wedding ceremony of the
Jewish church was performed, the bridal
party standing under a beautiful arch, by
Rev. DR.. Levi of the Court street temple.
1t was a family wedding, the relatives
and few immediate friends present num-
bering only sixty persons. Following were
the guests outside of the respective fsmi-
lies Mr.. and Mrs. s. q. Rosenberg, Mr..
and Mrs. Hugo Veitch, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Metz.
ger, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hollander, Miss
Louise Hollander, MI. and Mrs. A. Moses, Mise
Irma Moses, Mr.. and Mrs. Oppenheiner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Goodhsrt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence g. Goodhsrt. William
Goodhart, Miss Sadie Goodhart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry May, Otto Metzger, Mrs.
Banberger and Mrs, Margaret Good
hart of New York, s. R. Davidson and
Miss Lille O. Davidson of Boston,
Macs; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Shoningel
| Of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. II. Sonnenberg
Dr.. and Mrs. Levi, DR.. 8. Il. Chapman
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Koon. Miss Hattie
Asher, Arthur Mstzger, Miss Hettie Son.
| nenherg, Mics Hortense Metzzer and Miss
Alice Shoninger of this city.
An elegant wedding breakfast was served
| by Sherry of New York in the lower
spacious rooms. The wedding gifts we're
both elegant and costly and included q
handsome check from the father of tht
| bride and number of checks of smalle,
| denomination. The array of presents in
| cluded bric-a brac, jewelry, solid silver
! ware and other gifts most beautiful and
l elegant.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Goodhart left in the after
| noon on a bridal trip They will return II
| about week and will call on the steamer
Trave for Europe. They will be accom-
panied by Simon P. Goodhsrt, brother
of the groom, who goes to Vienna to con
tinue his medical studies. Mr.. and Mrs
Goodhart will be abroad about tive
months.
NEW HAVEN YACHT CLUB.
The Arrangements for the Opening
Sail on Memorial Day-Genera
Order from Commodore ParmeIee-
w. W. Price Appointed Fleet Cap
tain.
The following official program for Me
mortal day has been promulgated by tn
regatta committee of the New Haven Yaoh
club, viz D. N. Goodridgs, chairman, s. D
Baker and James Gallagher, jr.:
stThe opening day sail of the New Havel
Yacht club will be held on Memorial day
May 80, 1894, as per orders of commodore
Double Beach will bs the objective point
Upon arrival dinner will be served
Price of dinner tickets $3.50.
A steamer will be provided for member
and their guests, also to tow the feet /
necessary.
Members are requested to bring thei
nsutically inclined friends, to whom a cor
dial welcome and enjoyable time will b
l assured"
General Orders, No. o.
1t having been voted by the club to sail t,
| Double Beach on opening day. May 80 (wher
dinner will be served, the folio wing orders ar
issued:
1. The feet shall be at anchor off the clul
| house at 8 a. m.
/ 2. At $3.50 a. m. one gun fired from the flag
| ship will be responded to by the feet and from
/ the club house, and shall be the signal for hoist
] ing colors on yachts and on the club house.
I 3. Wind and weather permitting, at 9:35 q. m
| a gun will be fired from the flagship and the sig
1 nal, prepare to get under way, will be hoistsd
At 10 O'Clock another gun will be fired, when tn,
| signal, get under way, will be hoisted and th
flagship in review and leaving the New Haver
/ light on the port hand.
4. For the return, q preparatory signal will b.
displayed on the flagship for thirty minute s, a
the expiration of which time, the signal, get I'm
der way will be hoisted, and the fleet at ono,
proceed to the anchorage at New Haven leaving
the New Haven Ii sht on the starboard hand.
By order OF Commodore II. 8. Parmelee,
w, W. PRICE, Fleet Captain.
Note-By the courtesy of Vice Commodore h
| s. Holcomb the Thelma will be flagship for the
| occasion.
| General orders, No. MIR. William W. Price i.
| hereby appointed fleet captain.
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