The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-19
SOCIETY NOTES.

The most brilliant of the June we'd
dings was that of Miss Rae Lichten-
stein and Max II. Harris, which was
/ celebrated last evening at the Ladies
/ Literary club.
4 The large reception room was deco
I rated deliberately for the event. Above
I the musicians stand was suspended
( floral canopy, while palms were group
/ ed in a semi-circle about the stand, the
/ whole forming a beautiful bower for
/ the bridal party
At o'clock a ribbon aisle was made
/ down the center of the room and to the
music of the Lohengrin wedding march,
! played by Coleman's orchestra. the bril-
/ dal party entered. It was led by the
/ ushers, Mark and Nat Lichtenstein.
/ They were followed by little Joseph
I FUlOp. who carried the ring on a satin
pillow, and the groom and his best
/ man, Louis BOufskv. Then came the
/ flower girl, little Irene Simon in a
| gown of white organdie and carrying
1 basket of roses. She was followed by
/ the mother of the BRIDE gowned in
/ black grenadine and white renaissance
/ lace. and the brides uncle, Abraham
/ Sterne of san Francisco. Next came
| the maid of honor, Miss Marion Lich-
] tensteIn- Her gown was of pale blue
| applique with trimmings Of point de
/ spirit. Then entered the bride with her
| father She was charmingly gowned in
net applique en- tTaine, with trimmings
of duchesse lace. Her veil was of tulle
I and was fastened in the hair with d
/ lovers knot of white satin. Rabbi
LOwenstein met the party beneath the
floral altar, and impressively read the
marriage service.
Immediately afterwards the guests,
numberig forty, sat down to an elabo-
rate dinner of twelve courses. served
by Franklin. Three tables were ar
| ranged in the dining room, each one be-
ing decorated with sweet peas. maiden
hair fern and smilax. Between the
courses cOngratulatOry kilograms from
eastern friends were read, and toasts
TO the happy couple were proposed,
/ SlgmOnd Simon acting as POSTMASTER.
Later in the evening a reception was
held, over 125 guests being present.
Among them being Mrs. J. II. Hirsch-
field and son Benjamin, Mrs. w. B.
| Roman, Mr.. A. SteTne of San Francisco,
Mrs. z. Boukofsky of Chicago and Mr..
/ Wolfe of Omaha
Refreshments were served through
out the evening at small tables ar
ranged in the dining room and in the
reception room punch was served.
Coleman's orchestra was in attend
ance and furnished delightful music.
At II o'clock the bride and groom
I
two months and will visit Chicago, New
York and Boston, besides the different
watering resorts.
The bride is the charming daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs NJ, =. Lichtenstein
The groom is manager of COhn Bros
Dry Goods company and both have
large circle of friends. On their return
from the east they viii be at home at
the KnutsfOTd.
Mr.. Jacob Moritz left yesterday for
Honolulu.
Miss Sadie American, the organizer
Of the Council of Jewish Women and
president of the National association,
was yesterday the guest of honor at a
reception given by Mrs. Simon Bam-
berger.
The house was handsomely decorated
for the event The parlOr was beauti-
ned with sweet peas, roses and ferns,
the mantel being especially beautiful
with an artistic arrangement of flower
ing geraniums and trailing vines In
the dining room red was used. The
handsome mahogany table was covered
with Battenburg and adorned with
American beauty roses and red rib
bOns
Mrs. Bamberger was assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. Mooney, Mrs. Schil-
Ter, Miss Rose Goldberg and Mrs. LOU
Use Simon, and from until the par
lOrs were crowded with prominent club
women Of the city, who were anxious
to greet the guest of honor.
Miss American chatted pleasantly
with all and told in an entertaining
manner of the work now being done in
Chicago by the Jewish women. Their
work is entirely along educational
lines, and at the present time they are
particularly interested in the vacation
school.
Refreshments were served during the
afternoon by the Misses Reta Kahn,
Erma Simon, Helen Bamberger, Stella
Conn, Lizzie Weitz and Helen Cohn
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Miss American will this morning
talk to the members Of the Jewish Wo-
mems Council, a special meeting hav-
ing been called for 1890.
This afternoon Miss American will be
taken to the Lagoon. This evening she
viii speak to the women of the city at
the Jewish synagogue.
Tomorrow morning she viii attend
the graduating exercises at the Unfver-
sity of Utah, and in the afternoon she
will go to Saltair as the guest of the
National Council of Women.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Cheesman will occupy
the home of Mr.. and Mrs D. c. Dunbar
! during the summer
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Sidney anC Ernest Bamberger re-
turned yesterday from Columbia col
lege to spend their vacation.
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Mr.. and Mrs. s. Eisemann are at the
Knutsford for the summer.
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The marriage of Miss Rose GOLDBERG
and Mr.. Silberstein of Denver will take
r place Monday, July 9.
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Mrs. Mas of Cincinnati is the guest
= of her daughter, Mrs. Simon Bamber-
ger.
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; Mrs. Lehmayer of Baltimore is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Solomon Siegel.
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Mrs. Joseph SiegeI leaves Monday fo1
( Baltimore, where she will spend the
summer.
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Miss COlburn has arrived in the city
e and will spend the summer with DR.
E and Mrs. Colburn.
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This evening at the residence of Mrs
Il