The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-30
KRoNIsH-cAPLAN NUPT1ALs.
Popular Orange Street Young Lady
 Bride Yesterday.

Popular Orange Street Young Lady a
 Bride Yesterday.
 The very pretty wedding of Miss Fan nie Kronish, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Adolph Kronish of 159 Orange street. and Attorney Jacob Caplan, Yale '0S, was solemnized in the Temple street synagogue at o'clock yesterday after noon, the Rev. MT. Fridberg performing the ceremony and the Mendelssohn and Lohengrin marches being played.
 The bride wore a handsome gown of white net over taffeta. a while tulle veil caught with aigrettes and carried a white prayer book. Her maid of honor was Miss Rose Penelope Berman of fl Broad street wore very pretty gown of white lansdowne and carried a show CT bouquet of white hyacinths, and i lilies of the valley.
 The bridesmaid. Miss Estes Caplan' sister of the groom, wore white crepe fortanda over taffeta. The best man was Sidney c. Rosenberg and the ush- CTS were MT. Stanford and MT. Berman. The bride was given away by her cousin, Dr. Carr and wife; the groom by his brother, Frank Caplan, and wife. The reception in Harmonic hall fol- lowed, to which about 200 guests from this city, New York and Boston, were invited; among whom were MT. and Mrs. Frank Caplan of New York city, MT. and Mrs. Louis London, Miss Nellie Goldfarb Miss Lena Astrachan, Bert Sigmond. Miss Dora Pinsky, Miss Lillian Kleffer, Miss Bessie Ticotsky Miss Car rie Isaacs, all of whom are from New York city; Harry Caplan of Yonkers, MT. and Mrs. Davidoff and Mfrs Eva Davidoff of New York city, MT. and Mrs. Harry Caplan and Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Caplan of Wallingford, and added to these guests were over 15O friends from this city.
 Miss Fannie German wore green crepe de chine, and carried white car- nations: Miss Bertha Bernstein wore | white point de spre; Miss Millie Gold farb wore & white embroidered net; Miss Lena Barr wore a blue silk null, Miss Lillian Klepper wore white lans- downe; Miss Bessie Ticotsky wore white crepe de chiffon, Miss Cicie Wolf wore blue crepe de parie, Miss Fannie Brody wore embroidered net, Miss Rose Brody wore lavendar silk null, Miss Lillian Brody wore Alice blue crepe de parie, Miss Ray Isaacs wore organdie over pink taffet, Mrs. Morris Hertz F wore her wedding gown, white lans- downe; Mrs. Joseph German, black peau de soie; Mrs. Adolph Kronish, black lansdown, and Miss Rose Pene- lope Berman. white lansdowne, and carried shower bouquet of lilies of the valley.
 Attorney Capian is very popular and praises to his name and his newly wed- ded wife rang through Harmonic hall till o'clock this morning.
 There were eighteen large tables dec cratad with cut flowers and candelabra and were loaded with the delicacies of ta+e ses sot-
 After the elaborate supper Toastmas- ter Samuel Hoyt made all merry by his wit and pollity, Attorneys Isaac Wolf Edward Stanford, Barnet German, Sid- ney Rosenberg, Louis Rosenbluth, Sam uel Aldermen, and Louis Rice Burton responded to toasts.
 The toastmaster read telegrams from the following: Mr. Satin Sfsinsky of New York city, MT. and Mrs. H. w. Asher of this city, Mir. and Mrs. Kauf- man of Washington, D. C., MT, and Mrs. J. Singer of New York city, MT. and Mrs. A. Carr of New York city, MT. A. seigel of Torrington, MT. and Mrs. Abraham of New York, Harry Lang of New York city.
 After the banquet the rest of the evening was occupied by tripping the light fantastic toe, and Terpsichore looked on and smiled.
 Mr. and Mrs. Caplan will leave on a wedding tour through the south and to include a stop in Washington, D. C.. The brides travelling dress is of grey with hat to match Valuable gifts were made to the popular and happy couple. They were of great beauty and variety. On their return to this city MT. and Mrs. CaDlan will reside at 34 Lines street.