Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-15
THIS CTTY's NEWS.
SOLOMON-LOYENsTEiN
Marriage Mt the Eieventh-Sueet ssnaaos"e
ard Reception nj Sanger Hall.

| Marriage Mt the Eieveuth-Sueef ssnnxos"e
ard Reception at Sanger Hall.
At the Eleventh. Street synagogue last
night, In the presence Of multitude oil
people, embracing all religious beliefs, Miss
Irene Page Lovenstein and Mr.. Julian nj.
solomon were united 10 marriage.
The bride Is the daughter OF Senator
William Loyenstein, OF Richmond; tae
| groom is citizen OF Savannah, Ca, and IL
Of the firm OF Henry Solomon & Son. whole
sale grocery merchants.
Entering the synagogue. the bridal party
were preceded by five sisters OF the bride,
| the .wo youngest dressed In Mother HUBBARD
| stye-laee. over white satin. These were
accompanied by cousin Of the bride, little
| Flora Landeaur. OF Jacksonville, Fla.
who wore white satin. The Other sisters
were in dresses OF co.ors-green, white,
and pink. With this group was sister Of the
groom in lightbue surah, with trimmings
0i oriental lace. She was accompanied by
Mrs May Landeaur. dressed in pink CASH
mere. Then came the bridal party proper
in the following order:
|. UShers.
Moses Tbalbimer, Moses Nav,
col. BIubNaUHtT, lsiNc May,
Isedore strause, Simon Whitlock.
Jacob Hirshberg, Lee Straus.
III. bridesmaids and Groomsmen.
Rosa Lee Lovenstein, Henry s. Hu,zler.
Miriam Greenwald, NJ. B. Rosenbaum,
OF Wilmington, n. c.,
Daisy Il. Roscnbaum, Leon Walerstein.
Minnie J.. Rosenbaum. Arthur l.. Straus,
IA. FaSefts Of Ac Brise and Groom.
". Bride and Groom.
The bride, who Is o pretty blonde Of
petite figure, wore white satin merueitieur,
the entire front OF which was composed OF
flounces OF Nandyke lace. The trimmings
were a orange blossoms. Her veil was
rich and descended in graceful form. She
carried bouquet Of pure white rosebuds.
OF the bridesmaids, Miss Rosa Lee Loyen-
tein wore pink surah, with trimmings OF
Nnndyke lace; Miss Greenwald, green
surah, oriental lace; Miss Daisy ROsen-
baum, lilac satin. oriental lace; Miss
Minnie Rosenbaum, coru-colored surah
with hand-painied front Of red poppies.
Each bridesmaid carried bouquet OF roses
OF color 10 harmoniZe with her dress,
and wore as a souvenir OF the occasion
and present from the groom a gold bangle
ring with date Oath October, 1884, and
his monogram engraved thereon. Each
groomsman wore on the left lapel OF his
coat a rosebud matching in color the
bouquet Of the lady with whom he waited.
Mrs. Loyenstein wore a dress OF black
satin, trimmed with Duchesse lace; Mrs.
Solomon (mother Of the groom) had on Il
MORE black trimmed with velvet.
The ceremony was conducted by Rev.
DR.. A. Harris, the pastor, and consisted OF
q prayer and address in English and the
reading Of the marriage ceremony in
Hebrew. During the latter the groom
placed the ring upon the brides finger,
and the minister gave to the twain to taste
wine from two goblets: one oi sweet. the |
other Of bitter, emblematic OF joys and s0r- |
rows which as true husband ana wife they |
must taste in lies journey.
The ceremony over, the bridal party |
drove TO sanger Hall. where the reception |
was held. There the bride and groom |
were presented to hundreds Of their friends. |
and received cordial congratulations and |
good wishes expressed in any number OF |
ways, but all emboGying the hope that life's |
path may be full of flowers and bare OF
thorns for them.
TO the music OF an orchestral band the
young people danced till late hour, and |
at O'Clock this morning Mr.. and Mrs. Sol
Omon were TO leave by the Fredericksburg
tram for tour North, after which they
will take up their residence in Savannah.
The presents made to the bride were
many and cOstly-there was a roomful-
and coming from friends here and in dis.
ant places showed how deep-seated is the
affection Of her wide circle OF friends.
An incident Of the marriage was the re-
union OF the brothers and sisters OF Sena-
or Loyenstein. These, seven in number.
md living in widely separated parts OF the
and, came together for the first time since
heir youth and greeted their venerable
mother and each other. 1t was also the oc-
,asion OF the retniOn OF the brothers and
sisters Of Mrs. Lovenstein nee Wassermln.
Among those at the marriage and al the re-
,eption were many OF the personal and
political friends OF Senator Loyenstein, and
Danv OF the schoolmates Of the bride. who
lbout two years ago graduated at the High
school and read an essay Of marked ability.
During the evening il became known that
was the twenty-irst anniversary Of the
marriage OF Senator Lovenstein, and he
nd his good lady became the recipients OF
many wishes for long life and prosperity.
The newly-married pair received numer-
'us telegrams from distant friends convey
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