The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-09
A BEAUTIFUL WEDDING.
HISS LULU MUHLFELDER AND WaL. SCHOENBERGER UNITED.


 Hall MagnifeentIy Decorated-A
 Fine Banquet seryed-spIendid Ad-
 dress by Rev. Dr. Levy-Reception
 Last Evening.
 In the parlors of Harmonic hall, be- meath an arch of smilax. surmounted by a wreath of orange blossoms and peonies. banked by palms. was the al- tar. With a mantel banked with ferns and white pinks, white satin ribbons forming the aisle through which the bridal party passed. The Rev. David Levy of Temple Mishkan Israel, per sormed, at p. m. yesterday, the beau tiful marriage ceremony which united Miss Lulu Muhlfelder and William Schoenberger in holy matrimony.
 The bride. the only daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Muhlfelder, was ideal ly lovely in white Diana silk with em- broidered chiffon. This was completed by long tulle veil fastened with or ange blossoms. She carried a Bible with bookmarks of lilies of the valley. Her maid of honor was Miss Rena Goodman. who was pretty and most graceful in white net over apple blos- som colored silk, with valencienne lace. She carried a bouquet of pink sweet lpeas.
 The bridesmaids were quartette of unusually attractive girls, and made a lovely picture in exquisitely dainty fo taffeta trimmed with white lace, com pleted with pink girdles, and carried pink sweet peas. These attendants were Miss Belle Muhlfelder of Glens Falls, N. Y; Miss Edna Stark of Balston Spa, N. T.: Miss Edith Mainster of New York, all cousins of the bride, and Miss Ella Schoenberger, sister of the groom.
 Little Misses Ruth Hahn, Marion Schnurmacher, nieces of the groom, and Miss Helen Muhlfelder of Pittsfeld, Mass, cousin of the bride, were verit ably fairy like in white organdie slips land with dainty baskets filled with the choicest flowers which they scattered before the bride.
 The best man was A. Fisher of Will Transport, Pa. The ushers were Manis- ter Muhlfelder, brother of the bride; Leopold Schoenberger, brother of the groom, and Joseph Sugenheimer; MT. and Mrs. Mhulfelder, the latter in ele- gant black lace over white taffeta, and Mers. Schoenberger, in handsome black silk completed the wedding partly.
 Rev. MT. Levy gave splendid ad- dress to the young couple, and with the ring service the ceremonies concluded. Congratulations from one hundred guests then followed. The hall was ra- diant with incandescent lights. Palms banked the music platform, while the tables were charming with silver cam dlelabra and pink shades, varied color ed glass, silver and beautiful table lin en. The march was played and the guests repaired to the bridal banquet. At the center table were MT. and Mrs. Joseph Muhlfelder, MT. and Mrs. Will liam Schoenberger, the bride and groom; Mrs. Emil Schoenberger mother of the groom; Morris Schoenberger pr. and Mrs. Bleach, pr. and Mrs. Sehnur- macher. A. schnurmacher, Miss Main ster. MT. and Mrs. Mainster.
 The other tables were grouped around and formed charming picture, with the handsomely gowed guests.
 Among those from New York city were MT. and Mrs. l.. M. Mainster, Miss Mainster, Mrs. Galisenstein, Max Schuster Arthur Galston, Louis Stark, Dr. and Mrs. Flesch (nee Schoenber- ger), Dr. and Mrs. Schnurmacher (nee Schoenberger), Miss Flesch, Miss Weis- ry ..f Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bookheimer, Mrs. H. Shuster, Herman Muhlfelder, MT. and Mrs. s. A. Heiser, s. Nusbaum, MT. and Mrs. Wertheim, and Judge David Muhl- fielder were from Albany. The relatives from Pittsfield, Mass, were MT. and Mrs. Jonas Muhlfelder and Miss Muhl- fielder. MT. and Mrs. Nusgaum were from Schenectady, N. Y. Mrs. M. Stark, Misis Stark, Mrs. H. M. Rosenberg, and Joseph Rosenberg were from Boston. MT. and Mrs. S. Muhlfelder of Glens Falls, and MT. and Mrs. M. Weider and MT. and Mrs. Milton Weider of Hart ford.
 A reception was held for the eyoung people followed by dancing.
 The young couple were the recipients of numberless and elegant presents. The groom's gift to his best man and usbers were gold and pearl sticq pins. The bride gave her maid of honor a very pretty pin with two pearls, and the other attendants each received a gold pin with a single pearl and the groom's present to the bride was dia- mond crowd.
 Last evening MT. and Mrs. William Schoenberger left for trip to Canada and Niagara. The brides going away gown was handsome shirt waist suit of brown point de cygne with hat to match. On their return they will re- side in the ne wand elegant home re- gently purchased by MT. Muhlfelder, corner of Orange and Cottage streets.
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