Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-09
HY mENEAL.
ReiChenberE-Adler,

Wednesday evening at the Metropolitan
club the marriage OF Mr. Max Reich
enoerg to Miss Isabel Adler was solemnized
and thus two we'll known pioneer Jewish
families OF Omaha were united. The groom
Is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. Reichenberg
and is admired and respected by all who
know him. The bride who is the youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Ferdinand Adler,
is equally beloved for her sweet and loyable
disposition. The Metropolitan club was
transformed into an almost tropical bower
the choicest ferns and palms abounding in
profusion, while great clusters of exquisite
pink roses enhanced the beauty of the scene
and all around the walls continuous festoons
Of smllax were artistically arranged.
At few minutes to o'clock the four
ushers, Messrs. Joseph Baer OF Cincinnati,
Arthur Smith of Omaha. Mark Heller, cousin
OF the bride, and Edward Merritt, cousin of
the groom, fastened the white satin rib
bons, and punctually at s O'Clock. to
the favorite strains of the wedding march
from Lohengrin, the bridal party descended
the stairs in the following order:
Best man, Mr.. Louis Reichenberg
brother of the groom; Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Reichenberg, parents of the groom;
Mrs. Ferdinand Adler, mother of the bride,
upon the arm Of her son-in-law, Mr.. Max
Alexander; Mrs. Max Alexander, only sister
OF the bride and matron OF honor, and lastly
the beautiful young bride, leaning upon the
arm of her father, Mr.. Ferdinand Adler.
The bride was exquisitely attired in
magnificent pearl satin gown, which be-
came her to perfection; the skirt made en-
train, the corsage with dainty yoke OF the
tinlest handmade tucks and lovely rose
point lace garniture with spray of orange
blossoms. The mousquetaire sleeves with
ruffies falling over the wrist formed fit-
ting finish to the wedding gown.
The bride carried a handsome bridal
bible, the gift of her mother. Mrs
Ferdinand Adler mother OF the bride,
was handsomely gowned in black
spanged net jupe made en- train over
pinkish mauve satin, embroidered with chif-
fon and narrow black satin ribbon. with
corsage whose front was composed entirely
of white satin, embroidered with gold, and
wore diamonds. Mrs S. Reichenberg.
mother of the groom, was most becomingly
attred in a handsome toilet of black peau
de sole, trimmed with applique chiffon and
point lace, made en- train and she wore
diamonds. Mrs. Max Alexander, sister OF
the bride, wore her exquisite wedding gown
OF pearl satin trimmed with rose point lace
and made en- train. Her ornaments were
also diamonds.
The ceremony was performed by Rabbi
Rosenau of Baltimore, the rabbi being
specially interested in the bride, who was
his first confirmant and a graduate of the
High school, while the groom is an Omaha
boy.
A banquet on a most elaborate scale was
served to the wedding guests. ninety in
number in the dining room Of the Metro
poitan club. The color scheme here was
also pink and the floral decorations con-
sisting of great clusters of American beauty
roses we're most beautiful.
grand ball followed the banquet
Mr.. and Mrs. Reichenberg will leave
on Thursday afternoon for an extended
wedding trip, during which they will visit
St. Louis, Philadelphia, Washington and
New York, and on their homeward journey
will make long stay in Cincinnati, the
guests of the brides sister, Mrs. Max Alex
ander.
Among the out OF town guests were: Rabbi
Rosenau of Baltimore, Mr. and Mrs Max
H. Alexander OF Cincinnati, Mr.. Goldstein
of ST. Louis, Messrs. Joseph Baer and