ROSENBERG-CERF
The nuptials of Mr. Louis Rosenberg and Miss Clarisse Cerf were celebrated at the residence of the bride's parents, last evening, the Rev. M. S. Levy, of Oakland, officiating, the ceremony being that of the Sons of Israel. There were but a chosen few of the friends of the family present but the occasion was one of joy and gladness to all. The ceremony and charge to the couple was the most impressive we have ever witnessed, and could not help making better men and women of those who witnessed it. Music was provided by Miss Eva and Master Maurice Hirsch, and was a most commendable feature of the evening's pleasure.
The bride was beautifully dressed in a cream brocaded satin, cut princess style, of walking length. The front of the skirt was formed of wide plaits, separated by wide fans; the right side formed a narrow plaited panel, ornamented with orange blossoms and beautiful cream silk lace; a sash extended from the right side to the left and was caught up in loops forming a graceful sash panel; the back was finished with a full sash drapery of brocade and cream satin; the waist was cut high-necked, the front was trimmed with a plaited plastron [a trimming on the front of the bodice like a cloth breastplate], finished on each side with revers of brocaded satin, sleeves tight fitting, finished with silk lace; straight collar of brocade, closed on left side by a bouquet of orange blossoms; her hair done al a pompadour; the veil was of French faille, caught gracefully from right side of pompadour with orange blossoms.
The following are a list of the presents and their donors:
Plush clock, Mrs. A. J. Weiner.
Silk perfume bag, Mrs. Eager.
Point lace handkerchief, D. Samuels.
Silver fish knife and fork, Mrs. Newfield.
Silver pickle castor, Mrs. S. Wurtenberg.
Set ice cream spoons, E. Cerf and wife.
Set pearl handle knives, Mdme. L. Peres.
Porcelain vases, Miss Ella Scharlach.
French vases, Mrs. E. Messager.
Silver spoons, Levi Strauss.
Silver carvers, Mrs. S. Bachrach.
Silver soup ladle, Moise Cerf and wife.
Silver table spoons, Mrs. Rosenberg.
Silver teaspoons, B. S. Hirsch and wife.
Silver water pitcher, Mr. Lewis and wife.
Silver berry dish, J. S. Hart and wife.
Plush toilet set, Ben Sanderman.
Silver teaspoons, Miss Lizzie English.
Silver cake dish, Mr. Bleue and wife.
Silver cake dish, J. Lando.
Carved marble orn't, B. & M. Schwitzer.
Silver carvers, engraved with monogram S. W. Levy and wife.
Set of silver spoons and cutlery, complete, Mrs. B. Marks.
Silver soup ladle, Hartwick Lammers.
Parlor lamp, J. A. Cooper and wife.
Silver card receiver, T. L. Carothers and wife.
Elegant bronze clock, H. Marks and wife.
Silver spoons, Sachs Brothers.
Plush necktie case, Laz. Rosenberg and wife.
Another equally as pretty, from Miss Tillie Rosenberg.
Satin em. apron, Miss Flora Bernstein.
Plush table scarf, Miss Senderman.
Satin 'kerchief case, Miss Celia Getz.
Crochetted bedspread, Mrs. A. Senderman.
Orange blossoms, Mrs. Fouts.
Hanging lamp, Mrs. Abraham.
Handmade lace skirt, Mrs. Cahn.
Lace curtains, H. Rosenberg.
Elegant water-color family scene, framed, anonymous.
Tea and dinner China set, Mrs. R. Beel.
Parlor lamp, S. M. Beel and wife.
Silver water pitcher, R. McGarvey and wife.
Carved marble ornament, T. Hoffman.
China tea set, J. Greenhood and wife.
Hanging lamp, B. and M. Schweitzer.
Hanging lamp, C. Hofman and wife.
Diamond ring, W. Rosenberg.
Diamond earrings, Ben Rosenberg.
Handsome bed set, Mr. and Mrs. A. Cerf.
Sideboard, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Levy.
Furniture, Mr. Joe Levy and wife.
End of transcription.
References:
Ukiah City Press, 6 Jan 1888, furnished by the Mendocino County Historical Society.
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