The sun., 1897-02-14

FOUNDER OF TIE ORPHAN powRr FUND.
jecting from the west wall is . life-sise bust Of
Schiller draped with . German nag. Next are
four large Photographic. framed; above is
Moses. displaying the tables of the law. Below
on the left Is Martin Luther; on tho right
Is Jesus OF Nazareth and still below 10 Lazarus
Morgenthau. These last, Mr.. Morgenthau ex-
planned at great length In the dedication exer-
clses are the four brothers OF the Temple Of
Humanity. Moses was the lawEiver and .
righteous man. but too rigorous and cruel.
Broad. .mindedness came to the world through
the others.
The temple Is the second of the temples. The
FIRST was the temple Of Solomon, ruled By the
laws OF Moses. II had to be ruled by the strict
est Of laws. said Mr.. Morgentbau. for the people
who lived therein were q wild and self-wllled
people. worse than the modern Russians Here
Sis S right ha"d: Nun soil man ischsn." They
did laugh right boisterously. and Mr.. MorRen-
pI...ed. pleas do'' Nowhers % but % in %A%sfioa. he said
could the new temple free from the blood Of
"Hier." he said. g ist da. Land! Hisr ist das
Freiheit. Hi.r ist das gelobte Lsna des Frei:
heits Amsrikal Immer Ameritsv For all
other religion he said. after all "e' ist humS1E
In the back room hang the pictures Of the
n.iG: 1 iss %
III. the Grand Duke OF Baden. Mr., ot.ndSr. % g
Ss. SGls 1ps ps. N fsss % hs saw M h.rl
.S.a 1aa n Sss %ss srs
l!fesi.e basts Of Washington and Lincoln, both
a rSs Su.ss a Hss'en aese crownsd with wr..,hs of
laurel last night Across the back room Wa. =
platform. /. foot higher than the door. On this
mounted by reading desk. On either side Of
the desk were small pine trees. two feet or more
framed in soid and proppsd up P in full vis~ Q!
the audience. Fitted into sockets In the red
ss q. sSs 'ef:
NorTenthsu had dedicated the temple BY
he gave the signal tn the orchestra, which was
seated back Of tho platform. They began play:
H. MarSenthau % n'1 gave ,S bis arm 70 Plssidon,
Jeroloman of the Board Of Aldermen, who had
been seated on the platform during the dedica-
The two walked down the rooms until they
stood under the sign OF tho temple. The bride.
them there. Ms. Horowitz was a rathsr pretty
sir. and was plainly dressed In black skirt and
70 'GS. r..
bottom Of the stairs and BY vigorous gestures
persuaded the groom 70 come down. Tho
was bashiul and his hair was bright
red. BY trade carpenter. he has Of
s sseRa %Hsy'S 9r Il nom.n. :% 0ss ar@ unasi
Morx,a;h.u. ieIi 10 Ssnind h' WITH Mrs. Rorowi,i 70
advanced TO tho altar.
Her. the phll.nthIopi.t turned 70 the audi;
e furnish dowres TO fatherles. orphans. Miss
s. ne said T.s s.s good ss since her
se.sr h's She RRs% BEEN shs rs
soworihy young woman was TO be the nrst 70
he then csa nodded to Mr.. Jerolomsn. VINO took
nM stand behind the altar. faced the couple. and
mony. Tho sroou, and the heb Bride soss bot s snswsrsd
tsch separate phrase Of his questions after this
DO you, Isaac. take this woman to bo your
e tho wsis ;i.: q z. In;S.S
,hsir , hands and had pronounced them man and
VIZ Mr, Jeroloman turned to Isaac saying:
NOW, sir. word with you. There In your
BE to her faults little blind.
be TO her virtues ever kind.
she "a your best friend on earth"
ISAAC bowed his head and said that ho know II.
nsa nnn a'tondant brought forward tray with
.nn ,ce g1a,,es Of wine on T.. Mr.. Jeroloman took
v o - tho bride and groom took tho other
Wo; Mr.. Jerolomau ifted his glass. saying:
eopSInSs ISeSSess' happiness. Joy ana peace TO this
Then he touched both the other glasses with
snsowh aud drank. Mr.. MorgenthAu stepped
tSs,shn tSMn, picked the shining gold pieces out OF
,nSndful 70 Mr.. Jerolomen.. Tho Alderman In
he.d cup fashion.
,.ihaye the honor" he said. ITO put in your
nohI. tn,s huhdred dollars, In tho name OF your
dime ,ne orchestra struck up Mend elssohns we'd
Jsnsg JJng march, and Mr.. MorgenthAu and Mr..
inoman ri,p shook hands with each other and
smh Mr; and Mrs. Hoffman. Mrs. Honma an
ths hseta hcea them both and rubbed her oyos with
NJ SpacS OF her hand between times.
acni Mofgenthau announced that as this
H.hrss hal been conferred upon tho daughter of
rIheW parents, the next would go TO Roman
nsS., nie chllu, tho next to n Protestant, and tho
IL 70 the daughter OF Freemason.
,e.n go ,SSohtratnlated his audience that they had
cstIonn ne nrst Cnsectarian Orphan Dowry Asso-
The Tfhe whole wide world"
msmeh en he proceeded TO deliver an address In
atcH, otS OF Mrs. Ottendorfer. He made hsr life
end o,r ior a sermon on philanthropy. At the
abova .hs the bly, was invited to tho floor
fron,e where refreshments were served. In q
aIIss room labelled with blue enamolled sign.
ths hnlns ,,,Nlns M0rgentheu," the men guests and
iarln n'ppuh assembled, In tho bAok room, imi-
OBcs soelled Lazarus MorgenthAu. Private
wn,,1 lhe women were assembled. Sohlact-
Tie la,h,gnhte ,Thnghe ana ham sausages wero served.
with ia iSa.ntuo between the two rooms was filled
W.,a ,ee and bottles OF Rheinw oin. Two walters
Nspt busy opening them.
OH Morghnthau has eight children living.
niK1, '"T OF them, Mrs. Enrich, was present last
Ihs me 9thers were said TO be out Of town,
| cara Morsehthau and his associates do not
ior W.T. VT newspaper publicity. Truly. they have
| lr meek or more been inviting reporters Ia
only "sent last night, but that wai
Nothins" favor To the newspapers
.SaH,Ii .SSsH than that the reporters, having come
ar,,,. forever after hold their peace. Thii
iior privacy. II was gathered, applied