The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-19
JOHNSON. .SH0NINGER.
BRILLIANT WEDDING AT TEMPLE
 MISHKAN ISRAEL YESTERDAY.

the Reception That Followed One Of
 the Biggest Weddings In YeRrs-The
 Reception Lasted Until MIdntght-
 Some of Those There
 One of the prettiest weddings of the
 season took place yesterday afternoon
 at , o'clock in the Temple Mishkan
 Israel, at which time Miss Alice Heloise Shoninger and Albert J. Johnson were
 united in marriage. The wedding was
 attended by hundreds of friends and
 relatives of the contracting parties and
 the reception that followed was one of the most brilliant that has ever taken place Harmonic hall.
 1 The ceremony at the temple was per
 formed by the Rev. David Levy, pas
 tor of the congregation, and preceding
 it was a fine musical programme ren-
 dered by the organist, J. D. Rice, as
 sisted by a double quartette consisting ! of the following well known singers: Mrs. Spier and Miss Sullivan, sopranos;
 Madame Oertel and Miss Roberts, con- traltos; MT, Spier and MT. Lautenbach, | tenors, and MT. Grabb and MT. McDon- aid, basses.
 The maid of honor was Miss Irma Strause of this city and the brides
 maids were Miss Kaiser of Waterbury, Miss Clara Asher Miss Harriet Klein
 CT, Miss Lillian Phillips, Miss Edna
 Rothschild, Miss Edith Stearn of New York and Miss Maud Friedman of
 Boston. The ushers were Lee Shon-
 finger, a brother of the bride; Jacob
 Kaiser, Milton Well of Waterbury, Sig
 mund Adler, Philip Buxbaum, Henry Bretzfelder and Alexander Shoninger of New Haven The best man was
 Frederick J. Meyers.
 Many magnificent presents were re- ceived, testifying to the popularity of the young couple. MT. Johnson is son of J. s. Johnson, the well known Church street clothier, and is connect ed with the firm He is one of the most popular of the younger set in the city. Miss Shoninger is a graduate of Miss Cady's school and is a talented artist.
 The bride was goWned in an exquisite dress of white liberty satin, the skirt cut en train and covered with beautiful Cluny lace The bodice was high neeked, the yoke and short sleeves be- ing entirely of this beautiful lace; and with this she wore a tulle veil and carried bouquet of white orchids and lilies of the valley.
 Among the large number who attend ed the wedding were the following:
 MT. and Mrs. Alexander Steinert of Boston, Joseph Shoninger of New York. MT. and Mrs. William Steinert of Bos- ton, MT. and Mrs. Albert Steinert of Providence, MT. and Mrs, William T. Fields. Mayor J. B. Studley and other city officials, MT. and Mrs. J. J. John- son, MT. and Mrs. Newman, MT. and Mrs. s. Goodman, MT. and Mrs. B. Shoninger, M. Steinert, the two latter being grandparents of the bride, all of New Haven; MT. and Mrs. L. Levslu of Boston, MT and Mrs. William Mill ner of London, Mrs. Sarah Shoninger Rosenberg of New York, MT. and Mrs. A. w. Moss of New York, ex-Governor Charles R. Ingersoll ex-Judge Henry Stoddard Hon. Lynde Harrison, Pro lessor and Mrs. Horatio W. Parker, Professor Max Treuman of New York, Dr. and Mrs. Watson L. Phillips, pr. and Mrs F.. S. Lines, Mir and Mrs. Joseph Johnson, Dr. Gustave Eliot, of Yale musical department, Max Des- sauer Mrs. Anne Holander of New | York, William A. Rothschild of New ark, N, J.; Dr. S. Hartwell Chapman, Assistant Corporation Counsel J. B. TTllman and Mrs Ullman, Dr. Nadler, | Dr. Louis Gompertz, a delegation of Harvard students, where Lee Shoninger, | the brides brother, is popu lar law student; Colonel. and | Mrs I. M. Ullman, MT. andS Mrs. Joseph Ullman, Mir and Mrs. Louis Ullman, Mrs George Linde, Joseph | Calm, Mrs. I. Kleiner, MT, and Mrs. c. Berry Peets, pr. and Mrs. F. s. Gay | lord, Mir and Mrs. Douglass, Mrs. M. l Charles Studin of New | York, Louis Sonnenberg of New York, | Miss Hattie Sonnenberg MT. and Mrs. | Luch of New York, Miss Myra Drey fuss of New York, Mrs. l.. Thorman of | New York, Attorney and Mrs H. w | Asher, Mr and Mrs, Louis Rothschild, | Mr. and Mrs A. Shuman of Boston, | Miss Mathilda Friedman of Boston, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Setrn of New York, Lawrence Frank of Yale, Mir and | Mrs. Rudolph Steinert, MT. and Mrs. Bein, MT. and Mrs. Charles Lomas, Miss Bristol of Milford MT. and Mrs. NJ. H. Marlin, Archie Foise of New York, MT and Mrs. George sherman )f Boston. Arthur Anderson of Boston, | William Burr, F.. E. Strouse Edward Brown, B Kahn, Henry Moss, Julian Goodman, MT. and Mrs. Jacob B. Good lart, Sheriff Philip Goodhart, Professor and Mrs. Isidor Troost wyk, and many others.
 The reception that folloyed the cere- nony was held at Harmonic hall and was a very brilliant one. A magniti- ,ent supper was served by Heublein. The reception lasted until midnight, af- CT which Nr. and Mrs. Johnson left for m extended wedding tour. They will )e gone for about three weeks.
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