Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
HUSBAND AND WIFE.
MARRIAGE LAST NIGHT or Mr.
NRsH AND MISS MARcUss.
pretty nridc. Fair bridesmaids, and Gal.
liant accommodated Gordon wcds
mr. wailscc-Tuesday's German.

Perhaps no prettier or statelicr-looking
bride ever walked up the aisle Of the
Synagogue Beth Aheba than was Miss ga
dio Marcuse last night when, leaning
upon tho arm Of her father, she went TO
meet at the altar Mr.. Myer KiTsh, the
husband Of her choice.
Tho gathering of friends Of the con-
tncting parties was very large, so much
o. that admission was denied many for
fear the building would be dangerously
Ororcrowded,
The altar was decorated beautifully
with poited plants, in front Of all rising
g floral arch from which was suspended
3 iour-leai clover.
FROM PAR AWAY.
A remarkable feature Of the occasion
vas the attendance OF a great many rela-
tyos of the bridal couple. numbering
over hundred in Richmond, besides
many iron. other portions OF the c0un-
trv as far ives, ~ California where The
l-.do resided for several years
Tho ushcrs were Messrs ]. J. Mar
cGse. NJ. j.. Marcusc, l.. II. Mitteldorfer,
e.. Vol. Monroe Levy. Milton Straus, J..
j.. Hutzler. and II. S. Hutzler.
Misses s. VI. Straus. Marion Levy,
Sarah liutzier. and Resale Mittel-
oorier we're the lady attendants
Mr. Alexander Marcuse brother Of
The bridel WIS best man and Miss Rachel
Nirsh SISTER OF the groom maid Of
honor.
TIE WEDDING MARCH,
Promptly at the hour named in the in
vtauon 1870 o'clock-the wedding
cortege entered the sacred cdifce 10 the
tones of the wedding march from
"LOhenoTin.'
The bride. who was dressed in white
with vei, came last Of al. and was met
SO tho altar by the groom, who with his
host man had entered from the ministers
fudy.
The ceremony. which was that Of the
simple and brief Jewish ritual, was per
formed by Rev. DR.. Harris, minister Of
the congregation. and was IN English and
Hebrew, the ring taking M important
part.
The service over, the bridal party left
Che synagogue IN reverse Of the order IN
which it had entered, Mendelssohn's
wedding march being played tho mean
while.
MERRY As ADaLL.
EST NIGHT tho relatives Of Mr.. and
Mrs. kirsh were cn'crthiued at the resi-
0ucc Of the brides parents, on north
second street. at 2:30 this morning
'hcy left on The pauyille train for
Couthern tour
Mr.. kirsh iso ui. missing y-~1g brsi-
rce man. Hh Uio is tLe only daughter
oi Nh. iona, Nareuse. vino is the Nir-
riui4 rour sentative Of Mc.srs Sweelsor
"cmLroke a. Co., New York.
n-,rriaro Of Sir wallace to sIrs. Gordon.
Mis- Emma W. Gordon, Of this city,
4ls married TO Mr. J. Maddox Wallace,
of Atlanta Ga. at ID o'clock yesterday
morning no tho residence of Mr.. III.
Theodore tlyson. No. Sli Park avenue.
The parlors were prethly decorated with
flowers and plants, and the company Of
about fifty guests embraced only tho
iunclinto relatives and very intimate
uenls
The ceremony was performed 10y Rev.
DR. ~. ". Landrum, of the Second
Baptist church, assisted 10y Rev. Dr.
Henry Mcdonald, Of Atlanta, formerly
AZ This city. The ushors were Messrs
Willie Angus. Euggles Nelson. Henry Il.
Lliyson, Jr. and Alcck Walker. MIR.
and Mrs Wallace left on the midday
train for q northern tour
mr. WaIlAce is of the firm of Dimmock
Wallace. and nephew of Colonel Il.
IT, Maddox. lie Is a Young man Of tino
character and splendid business attain
ncnts. Tho bride is "A sister Of Mrs.
Tllyson and a daughter Of the late Alex
nudor Walker. She has hosts of friends
i'm richmond. and the popularity OF tho
couple was attested by tho large number