Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
WEDDING SEASON.
A NUMBER OF YOUNG couPLEs'MAl'E
HAPPY YESTERDAY.
Marriage Of Nr. valen tine and Miss
Meade; Er. Rosenbsum and
Miss Hutzler. &c.

witness the marriage Of Miss Lila Melde TO
Mr.. Benjamin b. Valentine, both OF this city.
The ceremony took place ut O'Clock, Rev.
DR.. Newton, rector OF the Monumental,
officiating. The ehsncel had been beiEti-
fully decorated for the occasion. On top oi
were placed potted ferns, palms, and foliage
plants, Nhile Immediately in font Of the
main aisle, 10 the right and left OF where The
rector stood, were two large iaponicss.
whose branches came so near blending as
20 give almost the effect Of an arch. There
were eight attending couples and four
ushers, as follows:
bridesmaids: Misses Loula Brown, OF
West Virginia; Rec Rufin, Of Hanover
county, Va; Bessy Randolph. OF Wash
lngton, d. g.; Maud Randolph. OF BIlti-
more; Jennie Harvey, OF Washington, u.
c.; Annie Skellon, Of Richmond, Va;
Cyane Williams, of Richmond, Va; Mary
Newton, Of Richmond, Va.
GroOmsmen: Messrs. Granville G. Val
tntine, OF Richmond; c. II. Gordon, or.
Richmond; Edmund :. Ruffn, Of Nor
ioik; c. Williams. OF Richmond Thicker
Egeleston. OF Richmond; f. +. Vacn-
tine, OF Richmond; u II. Meade. of Rich
mond; Robert o. Lancaster, OF Richmond
Usher: MessrS, Gray Watson, John
" iliams, JT., George Scott, and Walter
Williams all Of Richmond.
A few minutes before the hour appointed
for the ceremony the Wedding March was
heard and at 3 O'Clock precisely the signal
for the bridal party t. enter the church
was given by scattering In the main aisle
from the organ gallery profusiOn OF cut
flowers. TIE party entered the church in
this order: First. the ushers. who, on reach
ing the cbancel, divided, two going 10 tn
right and two 10 the left, and taxing posi-
ton under the great windows next TO the
chaDcel. Then came the grOOmsmen-tIc
first and second gIoomsmon being last. At
the chsncclthe erOOmsmen also divided, fouf
going 10 the right and Tour to the left, a1d
on halting lesying space OF about GO
feet between their several positions. j Ie
bridesmaids followed in the same ord r.
stepping up upon the dais which supports
tbs cbancel railing. fnd filing in % the
view the vacant places left between the
grOomsmen. Last came the bride and
groom, completing The hali.clrcle aud per.
fccting d most chnmlng and striking
tableau. The bridesmaids were dressed
in white, four Of them carrying bouquet,
Of red and four bouquets Of white roses.
The brides costume was white tGlle over
white corded silk, made en- train, and veil.
In heI hand she held a bouquet Of White
roses. On leaving the church the order
was entirely changed. The bride AMI
groom led next came the grOomsmen with
their bridesm maids on their arms, the first
cioOmsmaD and his bridesmaid being first.
ard finally the u.heTs. In loi ming this
order each Eroomsnan stepped upon The
chaDecl dias 10 join BIZ bridesmaid, thu.
making The march out = particularly pretty
mOvcm' nt The bride j. daughter Of the
tate Richard H. Meade, and Is descrye lily
popular, a. Well fOT ber loyeiinc-s oi d.spJ- |
siuOn rs for her grace Of person. Tue |
groom il q son oi Mr.. Mann Valentine, o. |
tlis city, and ENJOYS in The highest degree |
tie respect and confidence Of all who |
know Linn. Mr.. and MIS-. Valentine LETT |
the city Last night for an extended northern |
tour.
EOsENEATM-- HfTZLEE.
A brilliant Hebrew wedding wa. cele- |
hratcd 81 the Beth Ababa synagogue yes
teTday ait rnOon at ] O'Clock.
The altar was nicely decorated with /
growing iIpomcas and other p0tted /
plants. AT the hour appointed Mr. Nor /
ton L. BosCubaum and M.ss Ida Hucz- /
Ter came up the aisle and presented I
themselves before Rabbi Harris The cere- 4
mony va, pretty and impressive, and tae 1
words of counsel given by the Rabbi to the /
Young couple ere b. pronounced them hus
band and vile Wcr' wei chosen and listen /
cd to 8iientiytiy by ihc entire congregation. /
Tie bride wa. dressed IN white silk, ch 4
train. woe q hri.al veil, and carried a 1
large bouquet oi crl an roses. The brid -
maids-Nieses Minnie ko>rnlaum, Sadie I
MarcUsc. sarah strsu-c. Minnie ROScn- /
hnum. aud >lIah y. HU'zler-Wcre dressed I
IN white null, with surah trimming md /
lace. md woe large chip hats. with mu. .
trimming. Each carried a ha-kei-slapej 4
bouquet d rcd and Tirk flowers.
Tie .loomsmcn twere Me.srs Leon Wal +
lersttin. Charles GuSgenheimer oi Lvncs- /
Uurg. Joseph RoSenbaum Of the Nirsins .
Mlntaly Institute. Alexander Marrusc. /
Hon stem, Lewis J. Hutzlcr. and Henry /
=. Hu'zlCr.
TIE groom j. popular gentleman and e (
good businessman. lie Is member OF /
ne firm q ". RO,ehhaun a Co, whole
sale dIy-g0Od- merchants.
The triGc j. q: unusually a 'compli>hed !
young ledy, ana + quite fJvorite in He
brew society circles.
Mr. Eo>cnhaum and ri, bride LEFT on ihe
soutLGu uaiu Yesterday afternoon for So
yanuah, Jacksonville, aud other points.
HAREISON-HENEY.
"wednesday afternoon at O'Clock Mr.
Mat. Harrison and Mis-, Oracle Henry warc
u arTicd bv Rev Dr.. Hoge. ai the residence
Of The bride, futher Mr.. William Wir'
Henry. The marriage was quiet aa-dr,
AID only relatives and some friend. were
present.
The bride, " no j. . greu-granddgu-hter
Of tbc Ilusir0u- Patrick Henry, WIS neatly
s'lred in a travelling suit There were DO
cards OF bridesmaids.
7 b. groom j. LAWYER by profession. and
formerly lived hele. lie l. noN prosper
rus lusinc-s-uan Ol u Paul, Mlnn.
Aner The marriage Mr. and Mr.. Harri-
sCu lett for their home in the far West.
NORHs-LUBBOCK,
At 3.4j O'Clock Yesterday afternoon, a.
81. Marks church, Mr.. George W. Morri.,
m QttQcit Of the Richmond and Ddnvl'lc
led 10 the altar Miss Bette c. Lub-
book, daua hler Of Henry ". Lubbock. E-q.
The marriage c, remouv was performed 10
the presence OF a ltrge congregation o.
friends by Rev. DR.. Dashiell, rector Of the
church. After the marriage the newly
united pair left by way Of The York-!iircr
route for the North.
Messrs. Thomas Z. InCr. OF Lynchburg
+. i. Baughan, W. ID. Johnston, and Le'-
lie LYMAN acted as ushers.
BR1NCH-GOU1
On Tuesday Mr.. John X. Branch, OF this
city, and Miss Beulah Gould were married
AZ the residence Of the bride, in Duchs-
county. y. y. The bride is an accom-
Pushed young lady, aud the groom l. th
son Of Mr.. John Z. Branch. The
parents OF the groom, Mrs. Fred. r Sc1t'.
and Mr.. Fred. L Scott, Jr., were present q,
he wedding. After an extensive tour
Mr.. BIarch and bride viii come 10 Ri.h-
rOnd- their future home.