The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-29
Matrimonial.
Observation-Disclosures.

ROsENBAUM-HUTZLE
Yesterday at the synagogue, Beth
Ahaba. Miss Ida Hutzler was united IN
matrimony to Morton Is. kosennaum,
both of this city. Promptly at l O'Clock
the bridal party entered to the music OF
Mendelssohn's Wedding March, in the
following order
Mr.. Leon Wallerstein and Mr.. Joseph
Rosenbaum.
Miss Daisy Rosenbaum and Miss Sarah
Straus. :,
Mr. Charles Guggenheimer and Mr.. H..
S. IIutzler ,,.
Rosenbaum.
Mr.. simon Stern and Nj. lie Roy
IIutzler.
Miss Sarah Hutzler, sister of the bride.
Bride and groom.
The bride was handsomely attlred III
white gros-grain silk and wore luil-
length wedding veil
The ceremony was the simple ritual OF
the Jewish Church and short prayer by
the Rev. A. Harris, the officiating MINIS
| ter
Mr. and Mrs. Rosenbaum left on the
fast mail for Florida and the South, after
receiving the well wishes Of all their
| friends.
vALENTINE-MEADE.
A brilliant society event transpired yes
terdav evening in the marriage OF Mr.. Is.
B. Valentine to Miss Lila Meade at the
Monumental church in the presence OF a
large audience, at o'clock, the Rev. Mr..
Newton officiating The ushers were
Messrs. George II. Scott, j. ). Williams,
w. GRAY Watson and w. A. Williams
The bridal party was as follows;
Miss Newton and Miss Williams.
Miss Harvie and Miss Maude Fan
dolph.
Miss Bessis Randolph and Miss Skel-
| ton.
Miss Rufin and Miss Brown.
Mr.. r. H. Meade, Jr., and Mr.. Tucker
! EgglestOn.
Mr.. E. p. Valentine and Mr.. Edmund
Ruffin.
Mr.. r. A. Lancaster, Jr., and Mr.. Car
rington Williams.
Mr.. G.. G.. Valentine and Mr.. {. II. Cor
| don
Bride and groom.
The bride wore a costume of white SUI
rah, and her youthful and lovely face was
the subject of general comment
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine left on the 6:2O
train for an extended northern tour.
BRANCH-GOULD.
Mr.. John X. Branch, of this city, and
Miss Beulah Gould, of Duchess county
New York, were married Wednesday at
the brides home. The bride is an ac
complished young lady, and the groom Is
the Youngest son of Mr. John p. Branch
Among the relatives from this city who
attended the wedding were the parents
of the groom and Mrs Fred. X. Scott
and Mr.. Fred. Scott, Jr.
e-.E.IE7E 81 FLEMING-vEDDER.
The Washington critic of yesterday
says: III
"Colonel Robert |. Fleming, the well
known builder and architect, and Mis-
Belle Vedder, e.only daughter OF Colone
Nicholas Vedder (retired), of No. I'LL
Massachusetts avenue, were married las
nigbt at the residence of the bride
father. Rev. Rush X. Shipper, OF Al
Souls church, performed the ceremony
The parlors were handsomely decorated
with plants and large floral bell. Tn
bride wore an elegant white satin dres
with full court train. There were NJ
bridesmaids or groOmsmen. A reception
followed. The bridal couple left for New
York last night"
Colonel Fleming is an old Richmond
boy, and was gallant officer in tn
Favette artillery. He is well known from
his recent munifcent gift to X. +: lie
!, Camp Soldiers Home. a host Of friend
!. will wish him and his happy bride al
good luck in the great and sacred relation
which they assume under such bright sur
rOundings.