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)-n?reiriOeirkit13hilditfeIIxIInhye[1h■tncd*i*iticORANGE BLOSSOMS. , Stmiw, uncle and aunt of the briilf.— . • A most eh'gant solid silver, goldThe Marriage, Krceptlon, anil Bauqnet j t4^1 aet consisting of seven of Mr, Joseph 8eUg »nd .Miss ! pwcca and salver, with extra silver TUIe Loci» ■ jnwlt;fl «*»sket, all beautifully engravedIn accordance with'previous a.i-!“,,ril.....!«'. Mr. Abo (Juldsmiili,, , i mic!e (il tue bride. A complete ben-nouncement the men-inge cercmony Mr. »«tl Mrs. Adolf Loci.,ol Mr, Joseph Scli*^ ami Miss TillieChicago, uncle atilt;l aunt of the bride.Loeb took place at the Jewish Tem-: China dinner s*?t, 1G9 nieces, Mr.gle, on Wcdnesdny evening, March Mrs;. Leopold Loeb, Cincinnati,' unci*' and aunt of the bride. A magniliuent oil painting of the do-nor, in a splendid gilt frame, Mr. Chn.s. B. Goldsmith, Cincinnati, uncle of the bride. A complete9, Her. Father Struss performing the ceremony in a touching and eloquent manner. The church was beautifully adorned with flowers and evergreensand just over tlio altar hung a large ’oul,jt .for. kitchen, including Jim horse-shoe auspemled in the center or which was a large letter US,” all thisbeing made principally from orange' .Jacob Cioldsmith, Cincinnati, uncle blossoms. Above the shoe was a! ^ie bride. A complete bed roommost minute articles, Mr. and Mra. 1). SeSig, brother and sister of the iiroont. Splendid parlor mirror, Mr.gist.Vt.IlItass.IS0*eic3frjcoIt.[*Aicle■d.jt30to'i?X-Jceidtonte*handsome star of flowers, and a magnificent boquet of roses tipped the ceiling. Just at the hour of 3:30 the contracting parties entered, the bride being supported by her mother and Mrs. David Sclig, and the grocm accompanied by Mr. David Sohg and Mr. Adolph Loeb. The bride was»richly jttired in white satin, wore white slippors, and crowned with a nuiriiificent wrftnth of orange bios-soms, wore a boquet of tube roses, and was enveloped in a rich veil of lace. The groom wore a rich black suit with white necktie and gloves. After the ceremony, the company entered carriages and were driven to the residence of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Straus, where congratulations followed and the party entered into the full enjoyment of the occasion. Soon tho assembly, some 75 couples or more, were invited to bo seated at the supper tables; andamoro complete bill of fare and finer decorated tables are seldom seen anywhere. To use a comm6n expression, the tables fairly groaned under the weight of gooj j things they bore. The party entered into this part of tho programme in earnest, and tho feasting was contin-cd for several hours, during which time many pert and spicy telegrams were received by the happy couple and read to tho company, offering hearty congratulations ami well wishes. A number of toasts were offered at this hour, some amusing and others grand and pithetie, none more so than the remarks made bv Prof. D.*D. Luke, who seemed to take the party by storm, and spoko in rich and flowing eloquence. At 9:30 the party repaired to Un icn hall, where everything was in readiness for gaily tripping the light fantastic. About fifty couples took part in theso exercises, and a most enjoyable time was had. Tho ladies were mostly attired in white with white gloves and slippers, and bouuuets for crowuing ornaments; while tho gentlemeu wore white neckties and button-holo bouquets. The festivities lasted until tho wee sma1set, Mr. Joel Selig, brother of the groom. Two oil paintings, {portraits of iliu parents), Mr. Sam S. I^oeb, brother of the bride. Check for $50, Mr. Louis S. I^oeb, brother of thu bride. An elegant side board, Mr. dacob Straus and wife, Handsome clock,* Mr. Mathias Straus, Ligon-ier. Bronco clock and ornaments, Mr. Jacob Straus, Jr., and wife. A majolica set, consisting of twelve piece?, and two cake stands, Mrs. Sarah W. Loeb, Cincinnati. Elegant chamber set consisting ol eleven pieces, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Hitter-band. A beautiful silver twinging water pitchcr and goblets, Mr. and Mrs. Isa ic Brill, Cincinnati. A very handsome silver revolving bu*.ter dish and knife, Mr. and Mis. Schloss. A silver card receiver, elegantly mounted, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Keller Kendallville. Exquisito flower vases, encased in silver wheels, Mr, and Mrs. Jacob f^oob, Cincinnati. Two flower vases with one window ornament, Louis I.. Loeb, Cincinnati. China tea and dinner set, 15G pices, J. Stiefi!, lady and sons, Angola. Silver cake stand, Mr. M. Jacobs and wife, KcndallvtHe. A parlor chandelier, Mr. M. Jacobs and wife. A sittilig room lounge, Mr. Eli Jacobs. Chatidilier, Mr. Sol. Sax. Chamber set, eleven pieces, Mr. Joa. McDowel and wife. Jewel casket, Mr. Geo. Cohen, Cleveland. Ono breakfast silver castor, Mr. J. Decker and wife. Siljrer cake stand, Mr. Sam. Holland and wife. Silver pickle castor, Mr. Sol. Hirsh and wile. Silver pickle castor, Mr. Kly M. Strauss. Silver cake stand, .Mr. II. Elson ami wife, Goshen. Silver beiry spoon, Mr. Simon Decker, Goshen. Handsome solid silver orniuncut, Mr, Louis Becker. All elegant solid silver bo-quet holder, Mr. 1). D. Luko amJ wife. Four elegant panel pictures, Mr. L. Wolf and wife, Fort Wayne. Em-broidered tidy. Miss Amelia Wolf, Fort Wayne. Two elegant panel pictures, Mr. J. B. Stoll and wife. Ivory set, Miss Nancy Freedman, Cincinnati. Ivory set, Lewis and Katie Strass. Majolica dish, cups and sauccrs, Mrs. Rosa Straus. Set of silver knives and forks, Mr. Ilcnry Gtceu and wife. Sivcr cuke knife, Mr. J. E. Fleming and wife. Set silver teaspoons, Miss Hannah Jacobs. A dozen handumdrt fillet tidies, Mrs. R. Mas». An ole-gant album, Moe^s Heeht. A heauti-lul pair nf yiiscs, Mbs Flm»11. KliHi. A »llv« siynr howl, Mrs. H, Ackerman. A pair ot loll-ct Inline, Mrs. Morris Wolf, I Alky cl Ic. Silver. - , . . : fruit ill'll, Mr, Biwcne Mlcliucl. A licauUfaihours of the morning, every ono vie- j AtImm Ml., L ,. n0i).„„j wife. An otc*ing in tlm decision that the affair was pun tidy. Mi**. SnraH Sinus, A rdKt plo-- ^ , . turo fninic. Mr. William CsilbrcUi and wlfu.one of the most enjoyable evwr wit nessed in Ligouier.Mr. Selig, the groom is one of theA DaiMt-pnlalcU cmbmilt;I«Tw! lUly. Mls Relic Itcttiirunmr, of Fort Wnyiie. A IknmiUAU tlful silver cnsmr.M re.Solomon nnd Mrs. Wertheimer, Klcsant lault;iuut holder’ wllti .silver esteemed young men of Ligonicr, is I eanl staaU on wheels, Mr. N. Kmcjitliai of (.« •a member of the firm of Selig Bros.,mit03afi-y.id10It-11loiis1-a-r.»HI)nIsofa3*VGtriole,ke»dvotic1*8WQd;lyKijhlbjUalivn. A beiuitltai curd exw with the hriilov r*nls, tC.tr. TlHUHpson, editor I/nsdcr. »Merand a foremost young men of the iisIiwkui, Mr. Sol. Mtor. MfpnincontMiidsilver eatiuillsli, Ur.aiut Mrs. IHrsh. JliKkon, Midi. TwjtjscliulHD Texas flower tiomjuot*, Mr. and Mr-., .1. BtsrtMcr, Texas. 8U clilua pittas tuui one cuke alaad, Mrs. Ilo-cnlielm, I/miIs-vllle. Hctmtifut aliver sllp|*cras pivrlor orn;i-laeat, Mr. J, Mler. «lx silver unt-plc):*, Mr.town. Tho bride is tho oldest daughter of Mrs. M. Loeb is highly cultured and possesses a genial, social nature, finely adapted to that oftho VOUIIg gentleman With whom \ and Mrs. ft. t'ulaek. Handsome stiver UuttiT ■ , ■ j. , , * * . »u | illsli, I/’iHiuld Slrjtis, H, \\ iijno. Klcj'ilil Slidshe has linked her future. 1 lie j CMy ^ sl|Ver ei,asiMlnK lt;( Kold family connections are of the highest must mum piteiier, xuwr howl and, . , with tKU KUaclicd, Mr. Uenry Kalin, faiio'ton,clinmcter m every way; and we pro- ,)Wo .......,IUI „1tJ J,,*,,.nounce the union a good one. May menu. Mr. Aaron Strj us, Ft. Waynp. Blt;an-tliuir voyage ll.ruugk life ho unfofllelt;l! u'“» ® Tlif iH»enLH\strc» itllof t Qmturuvr,by the fierce storms of adversity, and may their dreams of to-day bo realized in the events of to-morrow.“Fresh as the hoars may all their pleasures i*c, And hwiUliJul us eternity:Sweet its the flowers' flrtl breath, and cllt;wo As the iiiuccii s]inwiUi)K of tho ro*o.Among the guests from abroad we note the following: Adolf Loeb and wife, of Chicago; Mrs. Elson and Mr. Louis Beokor, of Goshen; Joseph Kaufman and wife, and Misses Adele and Julia Kurtz, of Kondnllville; Joseph Steifel and wife, of Angola; Misses L Becker, Wolf and Heil; bronnor, and Mrs. Hirsh, Fort Wayne; Leopold Loeb and wife and CharloB 11. and Jacob tiold|mitli, Cincinnati; Benj. Painter, Baltimore; Georgo Oohen, Clevolandj Max Laib, La* porte.In all, 48 congratulatory telegrams were received.Tho prosenta wero of the ripest order, and comprised most everything needful aa well aa ornamental. InJUST Fl’BllSUED.Karl 31era’ Motlem Method for ParlorOrgans.The most complute, thorough, and attractive organ method there is pub-lished. It contains coin pie. te elementary course* useful hints to teachers excellent studies and exercises, ful expbumtion of every step, lieaiitifu organ pioccs, popular songs and a complete course of Thoroug! Bass and Iiurnlony, so neco^arv t every orgatiibt. 172 jwigcs, lieutiful! bound, and sold at tho very low pric of ^2.00. Copies of this hoc. sent by mail on receipt of prico.J. H. Hokfjiak Book and Music denier,- Ligouier* In:;SiLVERV EeitoKs,—A good hts-v for public schools. This little bo;« contains 36 songs, every ono gi r\ Just the thing for d»y aehools, no only 10 centa per oopy. Buy Try it. You vriilsurely ho suite- ,J, H. Ho?w* V ■Dr. A. Gants bus Jt other lot of teeth thatfact their new residence on Oavin I ‘J15t,Por*Pr hiannor,* _ street was fumubed almost entire.Belnw we give a list of the offerings:Magnificent (iarjor wV^^ooir «id gilt plush u\turnings), qiso’ dining room set and:thn»? body?Birugrt^ oarpats, by ^ MK irtd ►A I-K V-ratptv.defy competition 1 n Ayer’e agqa otirc wn itivo o«r« !!malarial :ditoit4o.% and uii^i (ti- froo from qutnlii^ arwhio^v ul m i jurtnus d^i^Uui ehetnjs ?;mh-M
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Ligonier Leader
Ligonier, Indiana, US
Thu, Mar 10, 1881
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