The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-13
BRILLIANT WEDDING.
Tho Adler. Hoskholmor Nup.lals at
tho jewish Synagogue,
FOLLOWED BY A FINE RECEPTION
AZ tho McIiuro IIousc-ono or tho
Most Stylish Events Ever Soon In
Wheeling Occurred Last Nieht-sir.
Albert Adler and Miss Sara IIork.
heimer United In wcdiook-aiany
Guests Present from Abroad.

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Ono OF tho most brilliant marriage
cetomonies ever seen in Wheeling was
that celebrated last night as tho jewish
synagogue. by which Mr.. Abort David
Adler and Miss Sara Rosetta llork.
hoimer, daughter Of Mrn. Ella llork.
heimer, OF Virginia street, Island. wcro
made man and wife. Tho synagogue
waa beautifully decorated for tho occa.
sion, and q canopy erected across tho
sidewalk in front for tho protection OF
the gussts. Tho street on both s,dea
aud for aquaro in either direction was
lined with carriages during the csre-
mony.
Among tho decorations wero inrge
bower Of choice cut flowers, entwincd
with the initials OF tho couple. aud hay.
ing q largo wedding bell OF flowers in
side. many palms and po.ted plants.
Tho couple stood beneath tho boil while
Rev. DR.. Bonnhoim pronounced the sol.
emn words Of the Hebrew service.
Long before the hour OF the ceremony
the church was crowded by intercated
friends and relatives.
At7:i0 the strains Of tho Mendcissohn
wedding march, played By tho Opera
House orchestra, stationed in tho gal.
lery. announced tho presence OF tho
bridal party.
The ushers, attired in the conven.
tional dress suits aud wearing huge
punches OF lilies Of tho valley, entered
as follows: jay Reeter. OF Mcadvillc,
Pa; Ben S. Baer, A. A. Cohu, OF Glove.
land; Gabe Emsheimer, David Krsus,
Joaeph A. Bacr, Morris Steinheld and
Ralph Heymar. Then came the brides.
maid, Miss Ida Rice. attlred in yellow
satin duchess, trimmed in point lace
and chiffon. They were followed by the
groom and his best man, Lou Stein,
after whom came the bride, accompanied
by her brother, Mr. Ben horkheimer.
The brides costume was OF lustroui
brocaded satin, trimmed with point
lace, made entraine and cut decolette,
and she wore diamond ornaments aud
full veil.
After the solemn ceremony, impress
pively pronounced by DR.. Bonnheim,
the bridal party retired in reverss
order to that in which it had entered,
the orchestra, which had played softly
throughout the ceremony, now render
ing the wedding march from Tam
hauser.
The bride and groom will leave on
four weeks' tour Of eastern cities. Boston
and New York being the objective
points.
Many handsome presents were re-
ceiyed. Mr.. and Mrs. Adler will make
their future homo with the brides
mother on Virginia street, Island.
Among the guests present from other
cities were: B. II. Pruntz, OF Sharon,
Pa; Jay Refer, OF Meadville. Pa; A.
A. Cohn, OF Cleveland, O.; Miss Lilly
Lehman, OF Pittsburgh: Miss Mae Reef
er. OF Meadville, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Brnsh, OF Pittsburgh; Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Weller. OF GAINESVILLE; Mr.. and
Mrs. Sulzbacher, Of Steubenville; Mr..
and Mrs. Moses Frank. of Pittsburgh;
Mr.. Charles Wolf, OF Pittsburgh; Mrs.
A. Wolff and Mr.. Rudolph Wolff. OF
Mount Vernon. O.; Harry New. OF
Cleveland; Mr.. Stone, OF Philadelphia;
A. Klotz ahd Mr.. Mayer, OF Bellaire:
Miss Carrie Brown, OF Baltimore, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sig. Levy. OF Cleveland.
After the wedding all the guest, were
driven to the Mcclure house, where
most brilliant preparations had been
made for the reception OF the party.
Entering the Twelfth street door under
o canvass canopy. they were presented
with scene Of beauty seldom equaied
in Wheeling. The corridors as well as
Z the banquet room seemed a mass OF
greeua and fowers. The open arch way
into the ladies' reception room was
shut OF By barred screen OF smila1,
With swinging door Of tho same in the
middle. The scene was admired by all
the guests. In the dining room the
tables formed 4 hollow square, and
from the main chandelier in the
middle OF the room festoona Of
ribbons, carnations and smilax
we're draped to the four corners. The
menu was OF course as magnificent as the
decorations, and both reflected great
credit on the proprietors OF the hotel.
It Is understood tina. to Mrs. Thomp.
son il due the credit for tho design OF
tho novel and beautiful decorations.
They showed rare taste and will long be
remembered as the finest thing in their
way yet seen in the city.
The bridal feast was enhanced by the
strains OF the Opera House orchestra
There certainly never was wedding
ceremony and banquet in tho city so
lovely in all respects, so elegant in its
appointments and SO auspicious OF tut
uro happiness to those most interested.