Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27
\ Wedding Bells

The Metropolitan club was the scene of a
pretty wedding last evening at half after
o'clock, when Miss Minnie Hitler, daugn-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hitler became
the bride Of Mr.. Lester Kirschbraun Of
Chicago, son Of Mr.. and Mrs Louis Kirsch-
braun Of this city.
The ceremony was read in the parlors Of
the club. where there was an improvised
altar Of palms, the wedding party stand
ing under a canopy OF ferns. on either side
OF the altar were pedestals on which were
vases with huge bouquets Of yellow chrys-
anthemums. Rabbi Frederick Cohn, who
officiated, was assisted by Rabbi Louis
Bernstein Of st. Joseph, Mo-, a lifelong
friend Of the bride and groom. The Lo-
hengrin wedding march was played by an
orchestra which was stationed behind a
screen Of palms In the hall. During the
ceremony "Barearolle" from Tales Of
Hoffman" (offenbach) were played by vio-
lin and cello
The ribbons which formed the aisle down
which the wedding party walked were
stretched by two Of the ushers, Mr. Morton
Killer, brother Of the bride and Mr.. Edwin
KiFschbraun, cousin of the groom. The
other ushers were: Mr.. Louis Hitler, bro
ther OF the BRIDE Mr.. Clarence Silver of
Chicago and Mr.. Eugene Hitler OF Chicago,
MIR. Herbert Heavenrlch Of Gary, Ind,
| served as best man
Miss sadie Kirschbraun, sister OF the
groom, was the first Of the bridesmaids 10
enter. She was becomingly gowned in dew
drop chiffon over yellow satin made au
train with iridescent trimming Miss Irma
! Hitler OF Chicago came next and wore yel-
! low marquisette over yellow satin trimmed
! with white mirboux and pearls. Both
bridesmaids carried bouquets Of yellow
button chrysanthemums. The maid OF
honor was Miss Florence Hitler, sister OF
| the bride. She wore an imported robe OF
white embroidered chiffon over green mes
saline with crystal trimming. Her bou-
auet was an old-fashioned one OF yellow
| roses.
Little Miss Harriet Rosewater was ring
bearer and preceded the bride She wore
a pretty frock Of white Irish crochet over
pale green messaline, and carried a bou-
| auet OF button chrysanthemums in which
the ring was fastened.
The bride was attractive in her wedding
| gown OF white Chantily lace over white
! satin. The lace overdress was caught in
/ the back with a large buckle of white
satin, and the long court train was cut
| square. The bridal veil was the same
worn by the grooms mother, thirty years
/ ago. II was held in place with coronet
| Of orange blossoms The brides bouquet
/ was a shower Of brides roses and lilies
| OF the valley
! The ceremony was followed by a we'd
| ding dinner when covers were placed for
! sixty-fve guests. The dining room was
/ decorated with yellow chrysanthemums
! and yellow shaded candles formed the cen.
! terpieces for the small tables.
After dinner the guests spent the evening
! dancing. The ball room was effectively
/ trimmed with southern smilax. The guest,
were received by Mr., and Mrs Henry
! Hitler and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis K.rsch
J braun, Mrs Hitler wore a white Lace
! gown over white satin, Mrs. Kirschbraun
! costume OF Alice blue satin, hand EN-
broidersd,
Both the bride and groom are graduates
Of the Omaha Hjsh school. The bride latei
| attended Vassar college, and the groom
was graduated as chemical engineer from
the University OF Michigan, and Is now
/ consulting chemical engineer in Chicago
/ Mr. and Mrs. Kirschbraun left for New
Orleans and Havana ard will be at HON,
| at t2l5 East Fifty-third street. Chicago
after January IS,
Among the out-of-town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. Riegelman. grandparents Of
/ the bride; Miss Mgnonne Riegelmsn, So
Berman and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Riegel
man OF pes Moines. Ia; Mr.. Sidney Swarti
OF New York City Mr.. and Mrs. III. LoWen
stein OF Downs kan, Mrs. NJ Friend o
Lincoln Neb and Miss Edith Heavenricl
Of Detroit, Mich.
A pretty home wedding last evening wa
that OF Miss Daisy Rogers. daughter o
MI and Mrs. r. Z. Rogers, and Nj
Charles f. Olson Of Grand Island, whicl
vas celebrated At $50 o'clock at the hom
OF the brides parents, 1892 south Thirty
third street, The rooms were abloom wit
yellow chrysanthemums. Rev. Mr.. Maste
Of Seward officiated.
The bride was beautifully gowned /
white deliberately trimmed with IMPORTS
bands Of hand embroidered net. The band
we're designed Ia stole effect ana edge
with white fringe balls Tho bodice wa
made OF white tucked mnrqusette. wit
white satin and embroidered bands Tn
long tulle veil was held "a place Wit
lilies OF the valley She carried a shove
bouquet u the same kind Of flower. Tn