Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-11-09
BACHARACH-ILFELD.
A Well Known and Popular Couple United
This Afternoon in the Bonds of Matri-
mony-A Marked Social and
Raliginus Event,
RELIGIOUS Event

Religious Event.
One of the most marked events which
has for some time distinguished Santa
| FEES social and religious circles was the
marriage, this afternoon, at 2:3O, of
| Miss Belle T. Ilfeld, one of Santa Fe's
most charming young ladies and
daughter of the late Hon. Herman
Ilfeld, to Mr.. Isaac l.. Bacharach, a
prominent young merchant of Las We
| gas, at the residence of the brides
mother, Mrs. Henrietta Ilfeld, neal the
cathedral.
Rabbi B. A. Bonheim, d. D., of Las We
gas, in the parlors of Mrs. Ilfeld's resi-
dence in the presence of a large congre-
| cation of relatives and friends, many
of whom were from different parts of
the territory, and some from beyond.
The parlors were handsomely decorated
| with ported plants, greens and flowers
artistically arranged, and which did
great credit to the young ladies and
their friends who superintended this
labor of love. The ceremony was the
impressive and solemn ritual of the
Jewish faith, for if there is any people
who hold the bonds of matrimony a sa-
cred thing, it is the Jewish people, and
the ceremonies which characterize the
marriage of a Hebrew couple are fully
in accordance with their solemn view
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wedding dinner followed the congratu-
lations which were fairly showered up
on the happy young people. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bacharach leave on the Santa Fee
this evening; but just where they are
going is Where you nor l nor nobody
knows" as such things are not given
for publication" until afterwards.
The Fields residence could hardly
hold the guests who were present, as
the young couple have so many friends.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Sol Spiegelberg, MI. A. F. Spiegel-
berg, Mrs. Henrietta Ilfeld, Miss Elsie
Ilfeld, Miss Jessie Ilfeld, Mr.. and Mrs.
Noah Ilfeld, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard
Ilfeld and Mr.. Louis Ilfeld, Of Albu-
querque; Mrs. Charles Ilfeld and son,
Herman Ilfeld, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Udell
and Colonel Brunswick, of Las Vegas;
Miss Bertha Schultz, daughter of Hon.
Samuel Schultz, of Ell Paso; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Harberg, of Mora; Felix
Strousse, of Philadelphia; Simon
| n n ,o1I o-l Mo- NJ1rJln~,- 80 7 80,
Vegas, and a host of other friends both
from out Of town and in this city, whose
names We're not obtainable at the time
Of writing. Elegantly engraved invita-
lions were sent out all over the country
and many congratulatory kilograms
have been and are still being received.
The wedding presents are a marvel
Gus collection of beauty, many in num-
Der and very rich. Among them were
a fine cluster of diamonds and rubies
from the groom to the bride, and a
magnificent cabinet with three large
trays packed solid with the most beau
tiful silver and gold table service of a
wide variety in style and diversity of
pattern. Presents were coming in all
day today, and in a number of instances
where friends were at loss as to what
to buy, checks for large amounts were
sent the happy copule.
The dinner table was a thing of beau
ty arranged cross shaped, so as to ac-
commodate the greater number of peo-
pie close together. Long strips of smi-
lax and white ribbon We're pendant
from the ceiling center piece and gath
cred at the ends of the table, and the
menu was of the daintiest character.
This wedding will be long and pleas
antly remembered. The happy couple
will reside in Las Vegas, where appre-
ciative relatives have fitted up for them
a beautiful home.