Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-30

Singer, and Mr.. Leo Rosenthal and his |
best man, Mr.. jay ]. Singer and Rabbi
Cohn were waiting. First came Miss
Stella Singers attendants, Mrs. William
r. Singer OF Salina, Kan, matron OF honor.
in a princess gown OF white net over pink
silk, and carrying pink carnations and
sweet peas. walking first. followed by the
two bridesmaids, Miss Sarah Rosenthal
and Miss Tina Cohn, who preceded the
bride, Miss Stella Singer, on the arm OF
her father. After a short pause the sec
ond bridal party entered lead by the maid
of honor, Miss Rena Rosenthal, wearing a
pretty gown OF white point d-esprit over
tsfeta and carrying a shower OF pink car
nations and sweet peas. Next came the
two bridesmaids. Miss Blanche Rosewater
and Miss Cora Rosenthal, and then the
bride, Miss Florence Singer, on the arm Of
her brother. Mr.. William X. Singer. Miss
Stella Singer was lovely in a Renaissance
lace robe over silk and chiffon while Miss
Florence Singer presented a charming APP
pearance in a beautiful gown of white en-
broidered net over chiffon and taffeta Both
wore long tulle wells and carried white
bibles and their only ornaments were pearl
neck laces with pearl and diamond PEN
dants, the gifts OF the groomS THO brides
maids were all attired alike m sheer white
gowns of lace and null, oy9r silk. and ce.-
ried showers of sweet peas. In their hair
they wore wreaths OF sweet peas, as Gid
the maid and matror Of honor MIRA. G..
]. Singer the mother of tho brides wore
beautiful costume ot grey lace with
foundation OF silk and MRS NJ ] Ros-
enthal, mother OF the gruoins aas sowned
in grey silk. trimmed with lace. The cere-
mony was performed urter beautiful
canopy OF smilsx and pink sweet peas
and carnations, and about the room were
palms and trimmings OF asparagus ferns
and pink and white blossoms. Rabbi Cohn
irst married Miss Stella Singer and Mr..
4 Israel RosenthaI ard then they stepped 10
one side and Miss Florence Singer and Mr.
! Leo Rosenthal were married. Following
congratulations an elaborate wedding ban
quet was served, the table being artis-
tieally adorned with pink carnations, plum
osus ferns and several pink-shaded cut
| glass candelabra- Mr.. w. r. Singer acted
as POSTMASTER and toasts were happily
responded to by Messrs. Edward Rose
water. Frank Rosewater. Charles Rose
water. C. s. Elgutter. Simeon Bloom ana
Or. Charles Rosewater During the sup
per over nifty kilograms of congratulations
we're read. Mr. and Mrs. Israel ROsenthal
left FOR q western trip and on their return
will be at home after August /, In this
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Rosenthal viii
spend several weeks In the east and will
be AZ home in Chicago after August 1.
Among the Out-Of-town guests we're Mrs.
NJ. J. Rosenthal and the Misses Rosenthal
OF Dayton. Ohio: Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rose
water. Cleveland. Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. W.
r. Singer. salina, Kan. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sig Simon OF Ida Grove. Ia.
Miss Luella Beatrice Anthony and M
Ross o. VsllinGer were quietly married at
the home Of the brides parents on shsr-
man avenue, Thursday afternoon. The
father Of the bride. the Rev. Charles w.
Anthony. performed the ceremony. Men
delssOhn's wedding march was played By
the sister OF the bride. Miss May z. An
th0nX. Ths bridal gown WAs princes.