Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
AT HARTMAN Calm WEDDING
Notable Nuptisls Celebrated
Temple Israel Last Night
SECOND IN FAMILY THIS YEAR
bride Attended ny Her sister, Mrs.
witmRrk, who Was bride Her
self But n Few Months
Ago.

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Prominent among the weddings in June
was, that Of Miss Hazel Calm, daughter Of
Mr. Albert Calm and Mr.. Stanley Hart
man, which was solemnized Thursday
~evening at S o'clock at Temple Israel,
Rabbi Frederick Cohn officiating. The
Temple was profusely decorated with large
bouquets Of pink peonies and'she altar was
anked with palms. The organ loft was
covered with southern smilax. Preceding
the emo Miss Myrtle Moses, daintily
gowned in pale pink satin, sang Thou Art
NY All" During the solo the ushers
stretched the ribbons. To the strain of the
Lohengrin wedding march the bridal party
entered by the north aisle. The ushers,
walking two and two, came first, Mr..
Louis Hitler and Mr.. Melville Felsenheld
of Baltimore. Mr.. Melvin Emerich Of Chi
csgo and Mr.. George Duncan OF Omaha.
Bridal Party in Pink.
Miss Helen Hartman Of Baltimore. sister
of the groom, maid Of honor, came next,
each of the brides attendants walking
alone. Her gown of pink silk null was
trimmed with fillet lace and made empire
with Dutch neck and round length. Miss
Mildred Hartman OF Chicago and Miss
Florence Hitler were the bridesmaids, and
were gowned like the maid of honor. Each
wore a wreath of pink sweet peas in the
hair and carried a white garden hat filled
with sweet peas and ferns, tied with large
bows Of pink Illusion. Mrs, Isidore Wit
mark of New York City, sister of the bride,
was matron of honor and wore her we'd
ding gown of ivory satin. She carried a
shower OF pink sweet peas.
The bride entered with her father, and
was beautiful in an imported white lingerie
gown, hand embroidered and deliberately
trimmed with bands of baby Irish lace,
The gown was made princess, entrain, and
the bride carried a shower bouquet Of
lilies Of the valley. The long tulle veil
was held back from her face and a semi
wreath Of lilies OF the valley held the veil
in place. The bride gave each OF her at
PENDANTS a bar pin of pink enamel set with
pearls, and the groom's gift to the ushers
were scarf pins in dragon design set with
a pearl and a diamond. This is the second
large wedding to be solemnized at the
Temple Israel, the first being that of the
brides sisters, Mrs. Isidore Witmark and
Mr.. Witmark.
Informal Reception Follows.
A small and informal reception was given
at the home of Mr.. Calm following the
ceremony. The house had the same color
scheme Of pink and was a bower Of pink
peonies and ferns. The dining room table
was especially attractive with a Japanese
embroidered cloth with a centerpiece OF
pink peonies. All of the lights through
the rooms were shaded in pink. The
guests included relatives and a few init
mate friends. Assisting were the members
of the wedding party, Mrs. Martin Calm
of Chicago, Mrs. Philip Swartz, Mrs, Sam
uel Frank and Miss May Murphy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman left for the east,
where they will take the st. Lawrence
river trip, visiting the Thousand Islands
and Lake George, after which they will
60 to New York, They viii be at home
in Omaha after September l. The bride
has a charming personality and her many
friends are pleased that her marriage will
not take her away from Omaha. Mr.. Hart
man., who has lived here but two years,
comes from Baltimore and is one Of the
promising young business men OF the city,
He is manager of the Hartman Furniture
company. The young people were the re-
cipfents of many handsome gifts, promi-
nent among these being the complete din
ner service in silver, the different pieces
being given by several Of the relatives.
GrOOm's sister Engaged.
An interesting surprise at the reception
was the announcement of the engagement
OF Miss Helen Hartman, sister of the
groom and one of his bridal party, to Mr..
Melville Felsenheld, who served as one Of
the ushers. Both young people reside in
Baltimore, Md, and their wedding Will
take place in the early autumn. kilograms
announcing the engagement were sent 10
the home and out-of-town friends Thurs
day afternoon, and during the evening
many messages Of congratulation were fe-
ceived in reply.
Many OF our cltixens are drifting towards
Brisht's disease BY neglecting symptoms
Of kidney and bladder trouble which