Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-15

N,r,,,crs-Tbe marriage OF Mr. Jean
Pa,.bar of Philadelphia, and Miss Dertle
tichbare, the accomplished daughter OF
Isaac E:chberg, esq, OF this city, was SOL
emniz ID at the Synagogue, On washington
street, Yesterday evening, in the presence OF
one of the largest and most fashionable as
semblages that ever coDgregated there Inc
bridal couple stood beneath large and
magnificent marriage bell, composed of rare
and lovely flowers, while the altar fixtures
were preltily eutwned with evergreens.
&c. The bride wa. beautifully dressed II.
white en- trnin, while the groom wore
the conventional black suit. Rabbi Szoio,
of Baltimore, (who, BY the way, OH,
ciated at the marriage OF the iatner anu
mother of the bride) performed the nuptlal
ceremony in most impressive manner,
and as is the custom on such occasions, gave
the newly-married pair such advice as will
he beneficial in the future. The ushers were
Messrs. Isaac Ostheim. of Philadelphia; }.
NJ Laupheimer, of Baltimore Leon To-
briper, J. Strasburger and J. w. Nordlinger,
of Washington B. Baer, jr, Of Alexandra.
Weber's band from Washington was in at
tendance, and to its melli6uou5 strains the
bridal party entered and left the Synagogue.
After The ceremony the guests repaired to
the handsome dwelling ON the northeast
corner of st. Asaph and Cameron streets,
which had been secured for the occasion,
and there magnificent dinner was pre-.
pared under the management OF Mrs.
Weyman, of Baltimore, who was assist
ed bv a corps Of efficient colored wait.
ers of this city. Here champagne and
other wines flowed like water, while the
tempting viauds we're in no way neglected.
Mr.. Eichberg and his brother.in-laW, Mr..
Henry Schwarz, presided and did the
honors of the occasion. AT eight O'CLOCK
reception was held, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bacher were rendered the Congratulations
of their numerous friends. Dancing was
then commenced and kept up TIL a late
hour During the evening the dining rooms 1
were again thrown open, and refreshments
of every kind served in the most profuse
manner. The tables We're beautifully set
and exemplitied the excellent taste of the
caterer. Mr.. Henry B-eugle, Of this city.
A feature of the occasion was the hand
some dressing of the ladies and the
rare Jewels which adorned their persons.
The presents were numerous and costly and
embraced articles of beauty and utility.
Telegrams of congratulatiop were received
from absent friends from all over the coun-
try. Mr. and Mrs Bacher left last night on
the - O'Clock train for Chicago, and will
make Western bridal tour. Among the
guests were Mr.. julius Bacber, of Boston
Mrs. Isaac DeYoung, Mr.. Harry DeYoung,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DeYoung, Mrs. Clara
Ostheim and Master Bertram DeYoung, of
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Fl: Laup-
heimer, Miss G. Laupheimer, Mr.. D. Laup-
heimer, Mr.. and Mrs. Sol. Brown, MIR: and
Mrs. Kronheimer, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Spear Mr.. and Mrs Appear, Miss Jeanette
Stern, Mr. p. Stern and Mr.. and Mrs. Pulas'
XII, of Baltimore; Mr.. ard Mrs. S. Lind,
heimer Mr.. and Mrs. W. Nordiinger and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd. Frank. Of Washington
Dir. and Mrs. Jos liable, of Fredericksburg,
Va; Mr.. Max Schwarz, Of Richmond, Va;
Mayor J. r. Beckham, of this city, together
with several other Alexandrians.
Mr.. Theodore Keen, of New York, ard
Miss Louisa Melchior were married at the
residence of the brides mother, Mrs. Fred
erick Melchior, on Prince street, yesterday
evening, by the Rev. G. H. Norton.
Mr.. Julian Chauncey and Miss Nett'e
Studds were married in West End last
niuht