The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-12
ELEGANT CHURCH WEDDING
THE FIRST IN THE NEW TEMPLE
 MISHKAN ISRAEL.

Miss Jennie Well Becomes Mrs. Henry Karlsruher-- Church Edihce Crowded to the Doors-An Elaborate Banquet in Harmonic Hall, Followed by n Reception An Elegant Array of Costly Presents.
 One of the largest Jewish weddings that has. taken place in this city occur red yesterday afternoon in the new tenn pie of the Congregation Mishkan Israel at the corner of Orange and Audubon streets. The contracting parties were Miss Jennie D. Veil only daughter of Paul Well, the we'll known Chapel street restauranteur and Henry Karlsruher of Brooklyn. Rev. MT. Levy performed the ceremony. On the platform where the ceremony was performed was ar ranged number of potted plants and palms. At o'clock MT. Rice, who pre- sided at the organ, commenced the wedding march. The wedding party en- tered the church in the following or der: First came the ushers, Messrs. Milton Weil brother of the bride; A. "A. Ros anthal, Reginald Zunder, Bernard Goldsmith and Cyrus Rheims of Brook lyn, and Max Karlsruher of Brooklyn, a brother of the groom.
 They were followed by the groom and Mrs. Karlsruher mother of the groom, and MT. Karlsruher and Mrs. Paul Well Directly preceding the bride and her father were the three little Misses Regina Zunder, Grace Mailhouse and Ruth Lichtenstein, and the three pages, Masters Chester and Arthur Well and Monroe Zunder. The pages wore white satin court suits and the three flower girls were dressed in dainty frocks of pink mousseline de soie over pink and wore large hats trimmed with pink, with while plumes. The brides gown was of white satin duchess trimmed with valuable point lace and long bridal veil fastened with diamond pendant. The going away gown was of military blue tailor made, and trimmed with lace braid. The church was crowded to it's doors and many were unable to gain admission. After the ceremony a wedding supper was served at the Har- monie club to which 25o guests were bid- den.
 Mir. and Mrs. Karlsruher will take an extended trip after which they will re- turn to this city to reside at the resi- dence of MT. and Mrs. Well on St. John street. They were presented with pro- fusion of wedding presents, which com- pletely filled one large room. Every thing was costly, beautiful and appro- priate and included beautiful clocks, pictures, costly bric-a-brac and elegant articles of jewelry.
 Among other presents was check for a goodly sum. This display of pres ,ents has seldom been equalled in this city After the banquet dancing was indulged in, music being furnished by Wells orchestra. Tn the banquet hall small tables were arranged around the hall, each one being decorated with silver condelabra and cut flowers.
 Among those present were: MT. and Mrs. Lewis Osterweis, MT. and Mrs. Jacob P. Goodhart, MT. and Mrs. Isaac M. Ul1man, Police Commissioner and Mrs Louis Ullman, MT. and Mrs. Jacob Ullma11, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Ullman, Dr. and Mrs. Mailhouse, MT. and Mrs. Max Adler, MT. and Mrs. M. Zunder, Mir. and Mrs. Albert Zunder, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson, MT. and Mrs. Ja- cob Johnson, MT. and Mrs. N. Myers, MT. and Mrs. Phil Winter, Mr. and Mrs. M. Sonnenberg, MT. and Mrs. n, ,.Jo Ds1 Typ;1 MT. and Mrs. Charles Lichtenstein, MT. and Mrs. Carl Rosenthal, MT. and Mrs. Theodore Zunder, MT. and Mrs. Fred Adler, MT. and Mrs. A. Rogowski, MT. and Mrs. Henry Hertz, MT. and Mrs. Louis Heller, MT. and Mrs. l.. Besser, MT. and Mrs. Loeb MT. and Mrs. s. Goodman, MT. and Mrs. Isadore Freed man, MT. and Mrs A. Newman, MT. and Mrs. I. Newman, MT. and Mrs s. Shin- finger, Miss Edith Marcus, Miss Justine Millander, the Misses Julia Kaiser, Fan ny Metzger, Hattie and Tillie Ryder, Lena, Ida and Ella Marcus, Miss Esther Myers, Bertha Mann, Lilly Lichten- stein, Sarah and Nellie Machol Rudolph Steinert, Louis Mann, Benjamin Mann Leonard Ryder, Milton Machol, Henry Machol, Milton Weil Alfred M. Milan der, Frederick Myers, Albert Johnson Jacob Strouse, Arthur and Louis Metz ger, William and Sigmund Myers.
 Among the out of town guests present were MT. and Mrs. J. Karlsruher, David Philip and Max Karlsruher, Miss Jennie Karlsruher, Miss Carrie Kalrsruher of Brooklyn, N. Y, Mir. and Mrs. M. Kali ser, J. Kaiser, Miss Selma Kaiser, MT and Mrs. Chase of Waterbury, MT. and Mrs. Henry Gottgetren, MT. and Mrs Emsheimer, Miss Fannie Emsheimer Miss Hattie Loeb, Charles Rosenthal Miss Rose enthal, Miss Gertrude and Miss J. Katz of Chicago, Martin Veil, Lee Cohn and I. Kantrowitz of Boston, MT and Mrs. Simon Metzger of Hartford
 Among the handsome gowns were those of Mrs. Paul Well, lace velvet with duchess lace; Mrs J. Karlsruher black mora trimmed with point lace; Mrs L. P. Veil, light blue brocade witf duchess lace; Mrs. M. Zunder, pear gray satin with duchess lace; Mrs Charles Veil, white satin point lace Miss Jennie Karlsruher, pink brocade trimmed with chiffon; Miss Carrie Karlsruher, white taffeta with white satin ribbon and duchess lace; Mis-. Gertrude Feltman, light blue brocade taffeta with point lace; Miss E. Felt