The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-01-04
ADLER-FLEISCHMAN.
A HANDSOME AND SUCCESSFUL
 WEDDING.

Ceremony Performed at Court Street Synagogue by Rev. Dr. KIsin1ieId- Beautiful Decorations and Fine Music
 Banquet and Reception at Music Har.
 One of the prettiest as we'll as most successful weddings which has been held in this city in a long time oc- cured yesterday afternoon when Miss 1 Rebecca Fleischman, daughter of Mir. anl Mrs. Henry Fleischman. was united in marriage with John Adler. the well known and popular wine merchant.
 The wedding, which occurred at the Court street synagogue. was somewhat delayed owing to the fact that host of out of town guests could not arrive on time, their trains being delayed. and it was not until about 5 o'clock that the bridal party arrived and marched l. up the aisle to the strains of Lohen- grin's wedding march played by Fichtrs orchestra.
 The church was handsomely decorat- ed with flowers and potted plants, a bower of palms surrounding the altar. The impressive marriage service of the Jewish church was solemnized by Rev. Dr. KIeinfeld, who united the happy couple.
 The bride was given away by her parents while the groom was attended by V. Fisher of this city. The brides maids were Miss Rose Fleischman, a sister of the bride; Miss Ida Horwitz, Miss Rose Shaw and Miss Nellie Keat- ing. The ushers were Bernard Shaw of New York, William Sirringhause, D. S. Rawkin of Hartford and Morris Nuder- l lain.
 l The bride, who is a charming, stately girl, was most beautifully attired. Her gown was of white crepe de chine, with real silk lace over taffeta. She wore orange blossoms in her hair and the Hong bridal veil. She carried no flow CTS but in their stead a handsome white prayer book, with her initials engraved lin gold upon the cover. This was a gift from the groom, who also made some handsome presents to the attend | ants.
 | The brides mother wore magnificent lblack silk gown trimmed with applique lace. She also wore some beautiful dio- lmonds.
 1 The brides maids were splendidly at tired. Miss Rose Fleischman wore a white china silk gown trimmed with lvalenciennes lace. She also wore a beautiful string of pearls about her neck and carried a large bunch of white tea roses Miss Ida Horwitz was att tired in white albatross gown, with a deep lace collar, and carried a bunch of pink tea roses. Miss Rose shaw wore a white crepe de chine gown over white taffeta with Tagging stitches She also carried pink tea roses. Miss Keating wore white china silk, over white taf- lfeta. She carried pink tea roses. Miss Fleischman, another sister of the bride, acted as maid of honor and she was gowned in white Indian mule lover white taffeta, and carried white roses.
 At the conclusion of the ceremony the happy coupe were the recipients of the congratulations Of host of friends They also received a great number of handsome presents from various parts lof the country.
 An the concusion of the wedding cere- lmony a banquet, reception and dance followed at Music hall. The hall was handsomely decorated and in addition Ito FichtPs orchestra furnishing the mu- sic there was full brass band. A sumptuous repast was served at the hall and dancing continued until Ian early hour this morning. 1 A large number of congratulatory telegrams were received from friends from out of town, who were unable to attend the wedding.
 There were one hundred couples who l took part in the grand march, which wsa most obly conducted by Mir. New man.
 Samuel Calaway and Albert Johnson assisted in the success of the affair by waiting on the numerous guests in the way of refreshments in a most artistic manner.
 l George Pickett did the catering in a lmost satisfactory manner under the di- rection of H. E. Williams.