Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
TWO wEDDISGs,
Hirseh-sycie Ut the Teinptei hio-
rfdge-Terry at the sell
ffers, Hama.

One Of the pretty and fashionable weddings
of the season took place az the Temple on
Eleventh street at ! O'Clock yesterday eve
ming.
The bride was Mas Fannie Syce, hand
some and accomplished young lady, ana
daughter OF Nr. Isaac sycIe The groom
was Mr.. I.aac Hir.ch. rising young busi-
ness man OF Chicago. and one OF the members
Of the American Cutlery Company OF that
city.
The Temple was Handsomely decorated
With snilax, carnaiiou, and other lovely
flDwers. An arch WAS erected IN front OF
the altar. In the centre Of which was worked
the initial H., from which was suspended .
sickle.
There were no grOomsmen or bridesmaids.
Miss Clara Walersteln acted rs maid OF
honor The bride was handsomely attifed
and looked very pretty.
Tne ceremony was performed by Rev. A.
Harris, aud the following gentlemen acted IS
u,hers: Isaac Rothschild, Charles Roths'
child, and Louis Lamm, Chicago; Joseph
Lieboldt, CALIFORNIA;: Meyer SScle, Moses
Rose. Leon Wallersteln, Joseph Wallerstein,
aud Lee Strsuse.
After the ceremony an elegant reception
was rendered AT SANGER Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hhsch will leave on an eX-
tended tour. after which they will settle
down in Chicago.
Among those from a distance attending
the mar iage were Mr.. and Mrs. Never
I,rsch father and mother OF the groom), OF
Chicago Mr. aud Mrs. 4. Ilechi, Dir. and
Mrs. Lewis Newman, Mrs Simon WurtZ-
berger, Miss susan Fleischman, Miss Celia
Wurtzberger, aud Miss Lille Relnhardt,
Baltimore.
The presents received by the bride were
numerous and both useinl and Ornamental.
The following ladies were present at the
reception at Sanger Hall:
Mrs. Never Hirsch, Chicsgo, black faille,
diamond ornaments; Nrs. simon Fleisch-
ma1, Baltimore, Md, black lace, diamond
ornaments; Mrs. simon Wurz 1erger, Balti'
more. black iaille silk, diamond ornaments;
Mrs. LOUIS Newman, Baltimore, black point
dcsprit; Mrs. l.. hechi, BIlhmore, black
falle, diamond ornaments; Mrs. Isaac Sycle,
satin Thad4me, pOlut lace. diamond Orna-
ments; Mrs. Isaac Cohen, black point
d'esprit. ostrich feathers; Mrs. Rev Or Har-
ris. Old rose iaille, point lace, diamonds; Mrs.
1lichelblcher, black falle, velvet aud lace;
Mrs. simon Sycle. black lace; Mrs. Henry
Waler,tein, black lace, diamond ornaments (;
Mrs. Charles Strause, black lace, diamonds; ;
Mrs. Moses Thalbhner. bridal costume, wsiie
Thadama crepe de chine, white roses; Mrs.
Gus Thalbimer, white hand. ainied mOrie
bodice and lace Miss Lille Renhart, Balii-
more, Worth costume OF pink iallle. silver
broc4de: Miss Celia Wurzberger, verV
charming In white striped tulle, white roses !;
Miss Dora Rosa, VIII ston, n. c., white lace; /;
Mics Gertrude Walerstein. white crepe de
chine. lily.of.thc-vallcy fringe; Miss Fanny
MIchelbacher, yellow moSie and white alba
tros: Miss Katie Strlusse, pink.
striped tulle: Miss Ada Icefeldt,
pink iaille. silk embroidered tulie /;
Mrs. Bette Stranse, black point d'esprit,
diamond ornaments; Mrs. Henrietta Wal
lerstein. white satin and tulle. amber trim
mings; Mrs. Lima Blum, white China silk,
gold trimmings, diamond oFnaDents; Mrs.
]. rhalhlmcr. yellow satin silk. lace and
diamonds; ilrs. Charles Thahimer. black
faine and diamonds: Mss Rebecca Waller
stein, pink-dgured bengaNnc, blue and pink
bead Thinning; Mrs. Ray Morris. blaek lace
aud ostrich feathers; Mrs. Mark Strausse,
white faille glrniture OF pansies dia-
mond ornaments; Mise Rosa Lichtenstein,
cream Fedora lace over pale Berlin surah,
VERY handsO mel. diamond ornaments; Miss
Nyra Rose, white lace, gold ornaments; Miss
Salie MAY, cream Fedora over yellow surah /;
MISS tie Strause, white point d'esprit, din
mond ornaments; Miss Mary Newman, old
rose faile and gold ribbons; Miss Blanche
Sycle, blue surah waist and white lace
ELDEIDGE-TERRY.
Mr.. Bcniamin K. Eldridge aud Miss Lettlo
Il. Terry were msrried az 10 O'Clock yester-
day morning st the Soldiers Home memo
rial chapel. There was a goodly company
present. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. IL. NJ. Jackson, Of Grace Episcopal
church. The bride Is the youngest dsugh-
ter OF General william r. Terry. superin-
tendent OF the Confederate Soldiers Home.
and isa very clever young lady. The groom
Is book.kcener ior the Richmond Cedar
Works, aud is a deserving young business
man. lie came TO Richmond from BuckIng.
ham county.