Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-01-11

gave some vocal selections, buu nlie0
Rosa Steinhsgen rendered some
choice instrumental music.
The affair from start to finish was
elegant in it's details, elaborate in its
preparations, and brilliant in execu-
ton. The evening was thoroughly
enjoyable to all who were present.
Mr.. W. L. Bamberger was master
of ceremonies, and to him more than
any one else is due the credit for the
success of the affair from beginning
to end. In arranging the decorations,
in bringing in the bridal party and
especially in leading the march to
the dining room and looking after
each and every guest during the ban
quet, his fine work as manager and
onducter va
The groom is young commercial
traveller who will make this city his
home in the future. He is o young
gentleman OF fine character and busi-
ness qualifications, and is mighty es-
teemed by the dry goods men with
whom he does business. His bride
is the only daughter of Mr.. a,d
Mrs. Ike HGrt and her many adnire-
bic traits, and grsces of mind and rer-
son ara fully appreciated in this city,
where she has spent all her life. The
wishes of her throng of friends for her
future prosperity and happiness were
born of a sincere esteem and genuine
esteem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowenthal received
the handsomest collection of costly
and beautiful bridal presents ever
seen in Hopkinsville. They we're
not on exhibition at the hotel, and
only those friends who called at the
residence we're permitted to see them.
The visitors present from other
places, as far as could be learned,
we're as follows: Clarksville, A. Ros-
enfield, joe Joseph, r Rosenfeld, Mr..
and Mrs. A. o. Kleeman, VIM. Klee.
man, Misses Belle Katz, Bette GilcA,
Celia and Eva Rosenfeld, N. Isako-
witz; darlington, Mr.. and Mrs. John
M. Victory; Evansville, j. G.. Baum;
Henderson, Phil Levy, Lee Oberdor-
fer, Misses Jennie Levy, Lottie Gold
stein, Jennie Lauchein, Cecilia Ober-
dorfer, Sophia Hillbrcner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sol Obsrdorfer N. 1. Obsrdor-
fer; Nashville, Rev. |. Levinthal, l..
j. Lowenthal, Leon Levy, Sol G. Shy
er, A. Jacobus, Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Lusky, Mr.. and Mrs. Lowenthal, Mr..
- Lowenthal, George Hart, Ben
lsaacs; Marion KY, Sam
Guggenheim, Bowling Green,
KY, Captain j. Fl. Webb; Louisville,
Misses Mol.ie Brolner, Belle Ja-
cobs; Princeton, Ind, Selena Baum.
Arvil'a, Ind, Daniel Ach; Gaines
vile, Ga, Ike Lipstine; Fulton, Ky,
Miss Cohen. Tie otherguests included
the following: John Nc cayon and
wife, M. L. Eb and wife, j. M.
trankel and wife, II NJ. Frankel and
wife, Morris Cohen and wife DR.. s..
Cohen and wife, Simon Cohen, Chss.
Cohen, L. Bacherig and wife, Nine.
Fleurette Levy, Misses Eva Gold
manner, Sadie Frankel and Lula
Cohen; DR., W. G. Wheeler and wife.
E. B, Long and wife. Hunter Wood
and wife, L, FL. Mckee and wife. T.
M. Jones and wife, W. A. Wilgus and
wife, Nat Gather and wife, G.. E..
Gather and wife, Ben Rswlins and
wife, E. M. Flack and wife, Chas.
M. Meacham and wife, DIR. T. W.
Blakey and wife, Max Myers and
wife, DR.. f. M. Sites aud wife, Bailey
Richards and wife, Mrs. May Wrighs,
Mrs. l.. Nash, Mrs. D. A. Tandy,
Misses Rosa and Florence Steinhs-
gen, Bessie Dick, Carrie Fletcher, j.
ID. Ware and wife, Miss Fairleigh, r.
H. Hollani, F. W. Dsbney, DR.. A.
Seargent, Fl. Aftermath S. C.. Mer-
Ger Jno. r. Kitchen and wife, D. w.
Kitchen, G, A. Cosby, II. p. Diltz,
DIR. E. P. Russell, Hugh Mckee,
Walker Wood, Alfred Wood, Frank
Bell H. W. Tibbs, Jouett Henry, John
Phelps, Max Nendel, Sam Frankel,
Harry Lipstine, Mr.. and Mrs. Ike
Hart.