Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-09
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
An Interesting Wedding Ceremony Last
Night
The Reported Engagement of Another
Wealthy Washington Belle to a
FOrefgner-Personnl Notes.

and Mr.. Charles Frjedlander yesterday
evening at the National Rifles Hall was
witnessed by very large assemblage Of
their relatives and friends.
The hall WAS free of decorations save n
quantity Of rotted plants on the stage
Behind which was seated an orchestra of
three pieces. Just i'm front Of the stage
was temporary altar bearing lighted can
dies ard decanter of wine. The guests
had been seated at 6:30 O'Clock, when the
orchestra began playing softly Mendels-
sohn's wedding march. The wedding party
then entered the hall ami passed down the
center aisle.
Tie ushers. Messrs George Friedlander
of New York city. Nathan Myers of Wash
FIR gton. John Stein Of Norfolk, Daniel b.
GCsdorf OF Washington. Julius Peyser of
Washington. a brother of the bride; Henry
Morris of Norfolk and Morris Cans of
Washington, led the way, followed by the
father and mother of the bride. Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Peyser. and Mr.. Harry Fried
lander, the groom's brother, and Mrs
Eriedlander. The bride and groom came
last. the bride, Miss Peyser. being attired
in a white brocade satin gown. with point
lace trimmings. She wore diamond orna-
men Is and carried a bouquet of bride roses.
Rabbi Stern awaited the party at the
altar and performed the simple but solemn
marriage service. At its conclusion the hus-
band and wife received the congra tulations
of those present. A few moments later
the PARTY, to the strain of Lohengrin's wed
ding march, proceeded to the hall below
and discussed a sumptuous banquet. DANE
ing was INDUCED in Turing the remainder
of the evening. The newly married couple
left the city at III 10 o'cieck Tor Niagara
Falls, whence they will journey to New
York city and take steamer for Nor
folk. their future home.
Mr. Friedfander formerly resided In
Washington, but has been engaged in bust
ress at Norfolk for two years past For
a number of years he was member OF
a local bachelors club styling itself the
big G." the constitution pIovld,hs tna ato, q
OF $50 Mr.. Friedlander was the frst 70
engage in wedlock and unhesitatingly paid
the forfeit.
lations from persons all over the country
were received Those present al the weo
ding ceremony included relatives anu
friends from various sections. Ihey Were
Mr. and Mrs. S. Gassenheinier. Mrs Hech-
niger, M. and Mrs. J. w. Hechinger, MI
and Mrs. W. Schlossberg. Henry Morris.
Miss Rosa Colinsky, MIR. Schwertzer. e.
Sondheimer. Miss Katie Rice. Mr.. Schloss.
Miss Maggie Offenstein, Ben Rosenthal. F.
Hartstall, Ike Goodman. 5. Pach, Herman
Friedlander Miss Sarah Hartstall. Sam Ad-
ler, Miss L. Rubenstein. Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
dorf, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Garner, AIR. and
Mrs Sol Peyser Mr.. and Mrs. A Abrams.
Mrs. F. Heyinan, Mr.. Lewinson, M. and
Mrs. b. Gusdorf Mr.. and Mrs. II. King. tr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Niger Loeb. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Cohen. Mr.. and Mrs. kurnitski, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs. A. David,
NJ. and Mrs. II. NJ. Fishci. Mr.. and Mrs.
A Nattans Mr.. and Mrs. Hirsh. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Stem. M. and Miss f. Dux. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Spanier. Mr.. Hamburger Mr..
and Mrs. S. ]. Fishel, Mrs. Wolf. Mr.. and
Mrs. $. Steiner, Mr.. Stern and Miss Stern,
M. and Mrs. A. Strauss, DIR. and Mrs.
Rosepthal. Mr.. Wolf, Mrs. Pach, Mrs. OPP
penheimer. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewinson Of New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Elias of New York, Mr..
George Friedlander Of New York.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. Stern. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Friedlander. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Peyser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Peyser of Petersburg.
Va; Samuel Ganss. Mr.. and Mrs. s. Bres-
lauer. Mr.. and Mrs. l. Alexander. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Stein. Mr.. and Mrs. Sondheimer.
Louis NJ. Rich. Miss Cora Colman. Jacob
| Odenwald, Miss Daisy Gassenheimer Abe
Gradwohi Miss Hannah oppenhetmer Mr..
| and Mrs. S. w. Augenstein, Mrs. +. Augen-
stein. Miss Ray Dux. NJ. Ganss Miss Sadie
Anthony. J. Peyser. Miss Lena Stein. Philip
Friedlander. Francis Strauss NJ. Danman
Miss Rosa Peyser Sol. Lewis. Miss Rosa
Kaufman. Julius Kaufman. Miss Pearl A.
Fishel, Alexander Gusdorf. Miss Carrie
Hirsh, Moses Jackson, Miss Florence Grad
wohl, Abe Cohen, Miss Bella Garner. Louis
Luchs, ]. Blankenberg. b. Rubenstein. L.
Cohn. Miss Jacobs. L. Kohn, Miss David.
Mr.. Christ. Miss Della Fishel. Miss Helene
Peyser. Miss Lily Dux, II. Friedlander. f.
L.
Sam Nattars. Miss Emily Nattans. ID. b.
Gusdorf, Miss b. Stern. Sol Meyers +.
Peyser. Joe Engel, Miss Helen Sarger,
Louis Bush, Miss Hattie Anthony, j. Stein.
Miss Sadie Peyser of Petersburg. Va: J.
Steiner, Miss Florence Ezekiel, Max Nea-
bauer. Mis- Edna Gusdorf, Max Nes-
Miss Maria Hirsh, Miss Molly Dux. Sol
Lieberman, Miss Bertha Cohen and DIR. p.
Young.
Among the best oarswomen In the Adiron-
dacks is Miss Pellew Of this city. She owns
a boat, built after her own design. which
she allows no one else to row. She Is said
to be an expert hand at deer shooting, and
is SO fearless that she goes out jack hunting
without a guide.
Miss Helen Carroll whose reported en-
gagement to a titled German has created
has been all the past summer at Bayreuth,
where, at the Castle Fantasia, she has had
large companies of guests. Miss Sibyl
Pauncefote among the number. Mrs and
Miss Goodfellow, relatives of the young
hostess, accompanied her abroad Both Of
Miss Carrolls sisters have married French
men of title.
Mrs. Gresham did not accompany the Sec
rotary of State home but will visit with
friends in PittSburg for d while longer.
Mrs. Bessie Stewart is thinking of going
abroad early in October to spend the winter
in England.
Mr. and Mrs. Rowan Boone Tuley left on
Tuesday last for a three months visit
among relatlVeS In kentucky ana Indiana.
Mrs. John Kendig Metzger of Mimi aapolis,
Mimi. is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel T.. Mullan, No. GU Il street north
west.
Miss Belle Spofford Of Baltimore is the
guest of the Misses Mullan, No. 600 X street
northwest
Mrs. Herman Koss and daughter Mena
have returned from Europe.
Mrs. S. G. Jeffords and children of Peoria.
H., are making a visit of two months at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Jay Wylie, 81 street southeast Capitol
Hill. 49, -.. .,.s.
Miss Annie Hines will leave the city to-
morrow for a two weeks visit TO friends at
College Park, Md.
Mr.. Hugh Cline is enjoying vacation In
the vicinity OF Marshall Hall
ID. p. Mccartney, chief engineer U.S.N.,
and wife have returned from their summer
outing and are now at their home l7u4 18th
street northwest.
Mrs. James l.. Barbour and daughters and
son. Sherley Barbour. have returned from
Europe and are located at the Shoreham
for the winter.
Mr. aid Mrs Edward f Riggs have 70