The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-23

| chicago, maid OF nOnOr, ana the liL-
tie flower girls. Edna and Ruth
Klenmaier. The ushers were: Mr..
Robert Lazarus, MIR. julius Stein
hauserand Mr.. Jack Myers of Co
lumbus; Mr.. Waite A. Goldsmith
and A. b. Rheinheimer of Cleveland;
Mr.. Jack Marx of Marion; Mr.. Simon
r. Stern and Mr.. Albert l.. Stern of
New York. The ceremony which was
then pronounced by DR.. Kornfeldt,
was very impressive.
Following a season OF greetings and
congratulations an elegant course din
ner was served in the banquet hall.
Here the color scheme of pink and
white, was prettily carried out, Pink
candles with fairy shades, adorned
| the tables, and plate fGvors were
pink and white tulips and pink roses.
At the brides table, the center piece
was bank of asparagus plumosis,
bride roses and valley lilies. Follow
ing the elaborate dinner, dancing was
enjoyed to music furnished by Nc
Meals orchestra, which was scheened
from view by large bank of palms
and ferns.
The gowns worn by the guests were
that of the bride which was of
bridal satin art empire, with an EN-
broldered net over dress, and court
train cut square. She carried
shower bouquet of valley lilies. Mrs.
| Hess, matron of honor, was gown
ed in pink marquisette over pink satin
with crystal ornaments. Miss Vondorf
maid of honor wore pink marqujsette
1 .4..If In.
| trimmed with Primrose lace. The lit
tie flower girls were dressed in white
over pink, with large pink bows,
and carried bouquets OF pink and
| white roses.
Mrs. Lazarus Is one of the most
prominent members of Marion's
younger set and she Is very popular
in the city. She is a member of a
number of social organizations. among
which are the Entire Nous and the
Tattlers She Is also a graduate Of
the local High school. The groom is
one of the most prominent young
men of Columbus, both in business
Il and socially. He Is connected with
the firm of f. r. Lazarus and Co.,
| clothiers. After an extended trip
through California, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lazarus will be at home to their
i friends April nineteenth at 319 Lin
wood avenue, Columbus. Ohio.
Among the out-of-town guests pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lazarus
Sr, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Gumble,
DR.. and Mrs. Louis Kahn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Kornfeldt, of Columbus
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Steifel, Mr.. anc
! Mrs. Leopold Einstein, Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. l.. Einstein, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Einstein, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]
Rice of Cleveland; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Yondorf, of Chicago; Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Stern of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w. Winkler, Mr.
and Mrs. George w. Gluck, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Hamburger of Cincinnati
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wise of Bluffton
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Wenk, Of Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Marx, of Cincin'
natl; Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Rosen'
baum, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Rosen'
baum, of Youngstown; Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Hirchsburg, of Titusville, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Daus, Sharon
Pa; MIR. and Mrs. AL Rice, OF
Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Freibere
of Cleveland; Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
III X,
and Mrs. viii Abrahams, Philadel.
pria; Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rosen'
field, Cleveland; Mrs. Fred Eichberg
of Columbus; Mrs. Lena Guggenheim
of Cleveland; Mrs. Sarah Uhlman
Richmond. Virginia; Mrs. Bertha
Marx, of Youngstonw; Mrs. Matilda
Stern, New York; Misses Rae Cohen
Blanche Myers of Columbus; Florence
Stern of Nye; Edith Joseph, Myrtle
Steifel, Jennie Einste'n. Louise Elm
stein. of Cleveland; Edna Yondorf
Chlcago Messrs Robert Lazarus Jack
Lazarus, simon Lazarus, Julius
Steinhauser, Jack Myers, N. b.
Heiddleston. NJ. A. Waterson, II.
Einstein. w. A. Goldsmith, M. A.
Blemstein, A. E. Einstein, Solomon
Guggenheim, Samuel Guggenheim. A
b. Renhauser, Cleveland; and Simon
Stern, of New York.
The LII. II. Il. Club was enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. j. S.
Cronk on East George street yes
terday afternoon.
Needle work and embroidery serv-
ed to pass the time very pleasant!
and a very agreeable afternoon was
spent by the members.
The house was appropriately decorai
ed with flags and bunting and tiny
flags were used as favors at the
lunch which was served at the clos'
of the afternoon.
One new member was taken into th'
club during the business session.
Mrs. Anna Rice, Mrs. w. II. Habel
man, and Mrs. b. White were clu'
guests.
In two weeks. Mrs. u. IL. Long
shore will receive the club at he
home on Uncapher avenue.
Mrs. ]. G., Whiting entertained tn
members of the Advance club, an
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