Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-16
HAPPY WEDDING.
MARRIAGE LAST NIGHT OF MR. GUG-
GENHElMER & MISS ROSENBAUM.
Brilliant Reception at the
Brides Mothers

Mr.. Charles NJ. Guggenheimer. of Lynch
burg. and Miss Minnie Lee Rosenbaum, OF
this city, were married at s o'clock last
night at the Synagogue Beth Ahabs. on
Eleventh street.
Rev; DR.. A. Harris, the pastor, officiated,
and the interesting ceremony was witnessed
by an audience that well-nigh crowded the
spacious edifce. The best Hebrew fami-
lies in the city were represented. and there
were many native Americans present,
among the number Mayor Ellyson.
A feature of the brilliant event was the
excellent music. Professor Relnhardt
presided at the organ and the full choir
sang Lohengrin's Wedding March as the
bridal procession entered the building.
THE oRDER OF ENTRANCE.
Two brght-faced littlo girls. Misses Inns
Rosenbsum and Cecile Guggenheimer, sister
and niece respectively OF the bride. led the way
down the centre aisle, and were followed by the
ushers, who were MesS-s Joseph hosenoaum,
Seymour stfauso. :. FIeishman,J j Lichtenstein,
Leroy HutZler, samuel Bendaeim, Henry ;.
Huizler. and 81. A. Goodman.
Next came tae maid Of honor, Miss Daisy Ro-
senDauln. who entered alone. The bride follow
ed, leaning on tue arm Of her brother in-lsw,
Nr. GuggenheimeT.
The bride was met az the altar by the groom
and his best man, NJ. Marcus Guggenheimer' OF
baltimore, who came in through side door
from the study.
PRETTY DRESSES.
The bride, who never looked sweetor or more
attractive, was clad ia 3 becoming dress OF white
silk trimmed with flowers Her costume was
very elegant one. She carried large bouquet
OF elegant flowers In her hand.
Her sister. the maid Of honor, wore white en-
broidered crepe.
The two little misses who preceded the we'd
=. a.. a. ola to-
them 10 pass through we're clad 10 pretty Coz
tunes OF white silk, and each carried basAeto
flowers.
THE DECORATIONS.
The synagogue was very tasteiully decorated.
Mr.. Hammond executed the work and had the
advice of one Of the brides sisters as 70 how II
should bo done.
The colors used we're green, white, pink, and
purple. There we're two arches OF smilaK and
La France roses. from the centres OF which
swung the ends Of profuse bows OF whito satin
ribbon. Half way between these. where the rib
bons marking the reserved section OF tho room
were stretched, wete hung double floral gates.
AZ Is usual In the case Of weddings the pulpit
he'd beon removed and the platform was adcrn-
Ell with lighted candles, pottod plants, largo
number Of blooming purple hydranzea-, ana
other flowers The canopy under which the cou-
pie plighted their troth was made OF lace, and
was covered wi h smilax and fringed with half
blown roses and buds.
RECEPTION AT HoMF.
After tho ceremony a reception 70 tho family
and few very intimate friends was held at
Mrs. ROsoabaum's residence, No. Coz east Grace
street. An elegant supper was served and tho
select company spent several hours In very de-
lghtful manner. The homo decorations were
more elaborate than those at the church.
Among the guests from distance were Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Myes and Mr.. Lawrence Lpp-
mann end wife, Of sovannah. Ga Aessrs. Ike
and Henry GugKonheimer and Miss lletto Gug-
genheimer. OF Baltimore; Mr.. ID. ;. Einsleln. on
Nsw YORK; MIR AMI Mrs. u. Dreyfuss, and Mr..
aud Mu. Max Guggenheimer, OF Lynchburg.
Mr. and Yrs. Guggcnhelmer left on the $3.50
Richmond and Danylle train this morning Tor
an eXtondei southern tour.
Mr. Guggenheimer IL a large dry goods dealer
oi Lynchburg, and his accomplished bride Is
daughter Of the ls'e VI. kosenbaum, who was "A
prominent Hebrew citizen and successful whole
sole merchant here.
Marriage of DIR. speight and Hiss Hicks.
Or. J. Il. speight, a prominent young physi-
clan Of Norfolk, aud Miss Fannie Hicks, OF this
city, wero married at 10 o'clock last night et the
residence OF tho brides father, Mr.. :. ID. llicke,
No 317 east Franklin street Rev. DR.. Speight, OF
Raleigh, n. c., father OF the groom and associate
editor Of the Biblical Recordsr, performed the
ceremony, assisted by Rev. Hartley Carmichael.
rector Of ~. Pauls church.
Among the guests, who wore confne1 TO the
immediate friends Of the bride and groom, were
Rev DIR. II. D. Hoge, DR.. VI. d. Hogo, Jr, and Drs.
Bright, Oppenhimer. Henson, Tompklns, Lee.
Holman, BAIRD, ana BAKER, Mr.. W. II. fomeIe,
Mrs. Bruce, Mrs. Il. ". MaurY, Miss Maury, aud
Mrs Marshall Gillian.
Tbe bride, who Is o very attractive and accom-
plisheG Young lady. Was Gttred in beautiful
costume OF white satin. with pearl ornaments.
Nire. - D. Hicks, Jr., the brides slster-in-law'
wore an exquisite costume OF black lace. with
corsago OF American Beauty roses, diamond or
naments.
Miss Willie Speight, sister OF the groom, wore
yhite lace with flowers, poari ornaments.
Miss Young looked very pretty In white tulle
dress. with flowers aud pearl ornaments.
Mrs. DuustAn wore a very charming dress or
blue satin ami spanish lace; flowers and dia-
mouGs.
Mrs. W. H. Powers presided ut the table, which
was or istically decorated with ysriegated How