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gocal JHaticrs.HTMEFLO.•V-'jyi-A Fashionable Wedding in tMk Clly-Marriage ot Mr. H»nry M. MVtodaH© Blfli UkbclU Adler—A Magnificent Affair nd a Most , One-Dht Marriage CcitmonUi at the Jeirlib ByBagogne—TU« Wedding Dinner and the Reception Party L»t Klght.No event in private life has ever created a greater Bonsation in oor . city than the coromouieB yesterday, attendant upon ti» marriage of Mr. HcxrtM. Mendel, of the firm of Stein A Mendol, to Isabella, the beautiful and accomplished daughter of David ADLEn, Esq. The affair seems to have been carried through from first to Iasi, rcgardlcuR of expense, and with a fi®* bu« to make U a ROurcc ot gladness and festivity aud wjoioiug, for the hoppy pairnsvrell as for the many relatives and friends of both. ‘ That it van a most complete snc-cose is evident.THE MAUMAOE CEREMONIES ook place yesterday afternoon, m the Jewish Synagogue, on Filth street. At 130 o'clock, the time specified in the invitations, the Synagogue was crowded to it* utmost capacity. Not only was all the silting room taken, but every inch of standing room was packed, and many were obliged to go away without being oble to obtain even a glimpse of the inside of the Synagogue. TUo building, although it was broad daylight, was lighted by gaa, every burner, and there wore many of thorn, being in fall blaze. Tho offcct of commingling daylight aud gas light was pleasant. There wore no decorations about llie church, everytbiug being plain. To many it was somewhat strange to notice that nil the gentlemen present kept their hals on during the cutiro ceremony.Shortly before two o'clock the wedding party arrived ut the synagogue. A carpet led from the interior of tho building to the cud of the sidewalk, and over this the party moved, the bride loaning upon the arm of her father.Entering the- building the. party separated, the ladies moving np the right aisle, the giuthmicn up tho left The bridesmaids preceded tho bride, as tho grooms-Di'MCrf.—r vramida, Tarts, Plum Plo, LemonPie, roppy Pie, Peach Pie. Oranges, Figs, Candies, Ac..t :co CromrajJcHiwreruoneerAbout four. hundred people sat down to •oppor, and mirth and happiness prevailed among alL .After the dinner, Ex-Gov. Sai/mon gave as a toast, ’'The newly married paic.” This was responded to in a thewt happy manner by John1 ViBto; Esq., President-of the Musical Society/ ‘ ■ . .The eocond toast,. .“The Ilev. Dr. Mebs-rtta, by Mr. XjutatTim, called out the gentleman referred to; wbo_made a pleasant little speech.The third toast, “Our Guests from Abroad, wus responded to in a very happy manner by Philip Stein, Esq., of Chicago.The fourth toast was “To tho llelativoB, and tho fifth toast “To Davu Adler, father of tho bride, and the giver of this festival. Several other tonsts were given and drank standing.Daring the dinner Bach's orchestra gave the1' guests some choice music. Among the pieces played were selections from tho Earbor of Seville and overture to the opera of William Tell.THE DANCETo many the dance at Music Hall, set down for tho evening, was a loading feature of the entertainment... At all evonls, when 6 o'clock camo, tho latge hall was already well filled, aud when finch's orchestra struck up the “Marche Isabeau tho floor was filled by the promenading party. The march was writton by Bach, . and dedicated to the bride. Its execution was excellent, and the inarch itself will become a standard work. Hemi'STTJ) Co. haveEblished it, and already the sale haB been go. In the inarch tho newly married pair had the right of lino, followed by tbo maid6 and groomsmen.The programme of the evening was as follows:»sWedding Reception gitntby b'. aud Mrs. Da-iuter. at Music Halt,cid Atim.Fchruory 17th,rnOQUAMMF.:Marche Ibaueac, (Composed expresslyfor this occasion, by)—Prof. Ch. Bach.1. Waite.........LaSyipkido.........Each.2. Bcliolttech____Byzantine..........Gang].3. Polka ...I... La Syrcnc...........liach.4. Quadrille......Ducbeaso......Offenbach.6. waltz........Provinciancu.....Strauss.C. Polka Msz’rka.I.a Ik-iae.........Auber.7. Quadrille......Los Gar cons......Lanne.B. Sckottiscb.....Crcovienao.....Lcbilzky.9. Tolka..........Hymen .............Kamo.10. Ynrsoviunuo.. .Dreitr.tt, ...........Ditto.rhtfldrilke......Lee FuBilicr....... .Bilee.
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Semi Weekly Wisconsin
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, US
Sat, Feb 20, 1869
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