Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-11
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
HAMB GER-S y CL E.

and Mr.. s. ii. Hamburger, of Phils-
delphia. were united in marriage-the
psstor. Rev. A. Harris, officiating.
The bridal party entered the Syna-
gogue in the following order.
/. Ushers.
2. bridesmaids and groomsmen.
3. Parents Of contracting parties
viz. Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Sycle and
Mr.. A. Hamburger. Mrs. Hamburger
was unable to attend. and her daughter,
Mrs. Joseph Goldsmith, appeared with
the groom's father.
4. Bride and groom.
BRIDESMAIDS AND GRoOMsMEN.
" The bridesmaids and groomsmen were
as follows. As they entered the Syna-
gogue the position of the couples was
the reverse Of that here given
Mr.. Samuel Sycle, Miss J. Hamburger,
brother Of bride). Of Baltimore isis
ter Of groom
Mr.. Z. Millhiser, Miss Fannie Gunst,
Mr.. p. Millhiser, Miss Mamie Sycle,
Mr.. Ike Nav. Miss Julia Frank,
of Norfolk
Mr.. Willie Frank, Miss Cornela Bear,
Of Norfolk;
Mr.. Geo. Heller. Miss .Wallerstein.
of Baltimore
Mr.. Levi Sycle, Miss b. Greentree.
of Baltimore
Mr.. Samuel Rose, Miss +. Hamburger,
(sister Of groom !;
Mr.. !. |. Strauss, Miss Fannie Stern.
of Baltimore
Mr.. Willie Myers, Miss Sallie May.
UsHERs.
These gentlemen were as follows 4:
Messrs. j. A. Hirshberg. Simon Whit
lock, ID. '. lseman, Lew Frankie Of
Baltimore. Joseph Wallerstein, Ike
Sycle.
BRIDE AND BRIDESMAIDS.
The bride is daughter of Mr.. Julius
Sycle. of Sycle Brothers, dry-goodS
merchants. at 81 east Broad street and
1929 east Main, and who resides at the
southeast corner of Leigh and Ninth
streets. She looked very bright and
beautiful. She was dressed in cream
satin rattimere, trimmed very hand
somely in brocade and orange blossoms.
The dress had a long, graceful court
train. and was cut with V-shaped
neck. She wore diamond ornaments.
and her veil was artistically draped.
She carried bOuquet-fan OF Marechal
Neil roses and carnation pinks.
Miss Julia Hamburger wore blue
creD, dH chine with ottoman pointed
front and Y neck tdraped train)-orna-
ments. diamonds Miss Fannie Gunst.
cream satin rattimere with red embossed
velvet flowers, loop train. diamond orna-
ments Miss Mamie 'Syclc. cream satin
radzmer. crystal front. square neck,
looped train. and pearl ornaments ;
Miss Julia Frank. pink ottoman trimmed
with embossed velvet and tinSel. court
train. square neck. real lace, and pearl
ornaments Miss COrnia Bear. Nile-grecn
satin dress. court train. silver bullion
fringe. and ball front; Miss Clara
Wallcrstein, dress of cream satin,
tinsel embrOiderieS, loop train.
square neck. ornaments of diamonds !;
Miss Bertha Greentree. dress Of cream
satin, trimmed with cardinal, and chrys-
tai front. square neck, court train-orna-
ments. diamonds Miss Ella Hamburger.
dress of cream crepe du ch,at, trimmed
with cream satin ball trimming and rib
bons. square neck. looped trail-orna-
mentS. diamonds: Miss Fannie Stern.
ivory satin de Lyon, chrystal and silver
front, draped train, N-shaped neck.
trimmed in chrystal tulle, and diamond
ornaments; Miss Sallie May, dress ofpink
satin rattimere. handsomely trimmed
with blue brOcaded front, pink and blue
beads, square neck, trimmed with pink
and blue ostrich tips, looped train, and
ornaments of diamonds.
OTHER MEMBERS or THE BRIDAL
PARTY.
Mrs. julius Sycle, mother Of the
bride. was dressed in a very elegant
black satin rattimere, trimmed with jet
ornaments and Duchesse lace; court
train: ornaments pearl.
Mrs. Goldsmith, sister Of the groom.
was dressed in handsome black gros-
grain silk sides Of cut jet, square
neck, trimmed with DucheSse lace
diamond ornaments.
Miss Celia Sycle, pretty brunette,
sister of the bride. was dressed in pale
pink albatross. shirred satin front. and
iabots of ribbons; square neck. She
was escorted by her cousin, Moses
Rose.
Little Miss Myra Rose. cousin OF
the bride. was dressed in cream alba
trosS. clabOrately trimmed in Oriental
lace.
Little Miss Fannie Sycle was dressed
in pink albatrOss. trimmed with pompa-
dour lace.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Iseman-the latter a
sister Of the bride was dressed in
black satin rattimcrc, claborately trim
med in Escurial lace. court train; dia-
mond ornaments.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Greenwald-grand
parents of the bride-the latter dressed
in black silk, trimmed in Duchesse lace.
VISITORS.
In the crowd present, large portion
of whom were in full evening dress.
were the following nonresident friends
of the bride and groom Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Kaufman, of Baltimore Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Goldsmith, of Balti-
more ; Mr.. Myer Langsfelt. of Balti-
more; Miss Matte Blout. of WASH
ington: Miss Laura Hanf. of Philadel-
phia Miss Emma Bachrach, of Char
lottesville; Miss Ida Adelstorf, Of Nor
folk; Mr.. Barney Greenberg, of Peters
burg, Va.
THE WEDDING-SUPPER.
From the Synagogue the bridal party
and large invited company drove to
Sanger Hall, where the wedding-supper
was spread, and where until a late
hour dancing and merry-making was