Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-30

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, ouH. oo icci
For the Middle Atlantic States generally fair
warmer weather, except III northern portion loca
rains winds shifting to southerly aud rising h'
Iometer.
The LErERMAN-STRAUss !WEDDING.~-A:
stated in yesterdays GAzETrE, the marriage
of Mr.. Philip Letermau and Miss Henne
Strauss took place in the Jewish Synagogue
ON Washington street, yesterday evening al
half past four o'clock, III the presence oil n
large. ullluirr OF relatives amt friends OF the
contracting parties The synagogue had
been handsomely decorated for The OCCASION,
and over the altar II marriage bell construct
ed of rare eSotics was suspended under
which the bride and groom stood. AS the
bridal couple entered the building Professor
Heyman, of this city, rendered wedding
march in excellent style. Rev. Mr.. Stern,
of Washington performed the ceremony III
accordance with Hebrew custom. and the
impressive and solemn manner in which the
Young couple were made To pledge their
troth was listened to with the protoundest
interest. Immediately after the wedding
the bridal party and guests assembled at
Armory Hail where ii reception exceliln%
ANYTHING Of the kind ever given III this city.
WAS held. The bride and groom received
the congratulations Of their friends on the
their RAYS upon them in a manner suggestive
of u fairy scene The hall, which was un-
der the management of Freund, of Wash
jugtop. the caterer Of the occasion, was
beautifully and tastefully decorated with
flags of ali nations, evergreens and designs,
and the table was furnished i'll an elaborate
manner with everything in the way OF eata-
hIes and drlnkubles that could be devised.
The music which was furnished by Prof. w.
r. Wsber's band. was the finest ever rem
dered in this city on a similar occasion. me
bride was attired in a white satin dress Ell
train, beaded front, ornaments and dia-
mond-, and the lady guests were decked III
yariegated silks of the richest descriptions.
There were two hundred and fifty guests
at the wedding supper, including friends OF
the newly married couple from nearly every
contiguous city, as we'll as several from ONO
aud other more distant sections. The oc'
sasion was one long TO be remembered anu
all present evidently wished the fashion
now prevailed of keeping up wedding testiN-
tiles q whole week which WAS observed
among the Israelites in the good old days OF
the theocracy. After The reception Mr. and
Mrs. Leterman LETT on the 10 80 train for
northern tour after receiving the hearty
CONGRATULATIONS, and good wishes OF
their numerous friends kilograms OF
CONGRATULATIONS were received from
nearly every State in the lnlon'
Among those present were the mother OF
the bride, attired in black satin, with diamond
ornaments Mrs Leterman, mother OF the
groom, in black satin, diamond ornaments;
Mrs. Nj. Leterman, in cream and cherry sat-
in, pearl ornaments; the sisters al the groom
Misses s and l.. Leterman, in pink and blue
satin, diamond ornaments; Mrs Stern in ash.
es of roses aud red velvet front; Mrs. Hen
line, black silk en- train; Mrs. II. Gold.
smith, Of Charlottesville, III canary colored
silk, real lace trimmings, pearl ornaments
Miss Bachrach, of Charlottesville, in white
satin, pearl ornaments; Mrs. Weinberg,
GRANDMOTHER of the bride, black silk, dla-
moud ornaments; Mrs. j. Weinberg, white
satin, beaded front, diamond ornaments;
Misses H. Weinberg, cream colored satin,
pearl ornaments; Emma STEM pink otto.
man silk, real lace, plush flowers, diamond
ornaments; Jennie Smith, mauve plush,
hand painted front, diamond ornaments
Matte Blout, lilac ottoman silk, pearl orna-
ments; F. Gutman, Nile green satin, pearl
ornaments; G.. Adler, i'll pink cashmere,
orocaded front; II. Adler, cream brocaded
satin, diamond ornaments; Goidle wal
ZACH, pink brocaded satin. pearl ornaments;
C. Luchs, pearl satin embossed, velvet front,
pearl ornaments; A. Wolf. cream cashmere,
Dearl ornaments B. Kaufman, ecru cash
mere, pearl ornaments; r. GAM, i'll pink
cashmere II. Rosenthal, Of Georgetown,
fawn colored cashmere, pearl ornaments;
Jeannetta Stern, of Richmond, Nile green,
pink satin brocaded front diamond orna-
ments; Sallie Ruben, of Baltimore, cream
colored cashmere, green front; Ida Fried
burger, of Baltimore, lilac cashmere Fl.
u;,~ of Baltimore mink cashmere. Ida
Brager, blood colored satin, diamond orna.
ments the Misses Somers, of George
town, pink and blue satin, pearl or
uaments: Mrs. Goldsmith, Of Fredcr-
icksburg, pink cashmere, pearl orna-
ments: Louisa Strauss. of Baltimore
black silk, diamond ornaments; {. Franc,
of Toledo, Ohio, light tule satin. pearl or
naments ; Molie Rosenthal, of Toledo, Ohio,
male tule ttt,nau silk, pearl ornaments !;
lille Oppenheimer, of Was hlngton, link
satin. brocaded satin front, oriental lace and
diamond ornaments; Sarah Bendheim,
cream cashmere, beaded front; :. Ru-
ben. blue satin, diamond ornaments ;
Sophie Bendheinl, cream colored ln,pearl
ornaments; B. Rosenthai, cream coiored
aiabatross, pearl ornaments; Lena Scnneld-
er, pink satin, diamond ornaments; NJ 10,
senthal, sea foam albatross and lace, pearl
ornaments; Rose Bendheim, blue aoatross'
pearl ornaments; II. Blondheim, cream
cashmere, garnet front. Among the gentle
men present we're Messrs. Leon Tobrener'
NJ. j. Lansbnrgh, NJ. Hamburger, }. NJ.
Whyle and II. Gugenheimer, of Baltimore !;
Mr.. Hirsh of Fredericksburg Mr.. DE
Young and lady, of Philadelphia Mr..
Nordlinger, of Georgetown Mr.. schloss
and lady. of Baltimore; Mr.. Stern, OF Rich-
mond; Mr.. Goldsmith and Mr.. Lazarus, OF
Charlottesville.
The ushers were Messrs. Strauss. OF klchinon4'
Lazarus, of Charlottesvlle j. Nodlinger ana ~
Roseuburr of Washington; Schloss and B. Wen,
burg. Of Baltimore; S. Bendheim and ID. Ruben, OF
this city. who acted as floor manager
As before stated, the presents were numerous
and handsome aud embraced articles OF vlrtu, val
ue and utility.
For beauty. the Alexandria girls as usual bore