Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-19
THREE COUPLES WE'D
ONE AT CHURCH, ONE AT HOME, AND
ONE AT BELvlDERE HALL.
Miss Davis 20 sfr. Moore, Miss Rose to
Mr Hutzler, and Miss Waller
stein TO DIR. Blum.

Thomas Davis, the accomplished daughter
Of DR.. II. Wythe Davis, were married atthe
First Baptist church at quarter-past 9
o'clock last evening. The church was
crowded.
The bride. who is very pretty, was beau
tifully dressed in O robe of tan-colored
cloth trimmed with sealskin. with hat and
gloves to match, and diamond ornaments.
In her hand she carried an exquisite bunch
of white roses,
She entered the church leaning upon the
arm of the groom and preceded by the
ushers, who were in full evening dress.
As the couple walked into the edifice the
beautiful notes of the wedding. march
burst forth upon the air and filed the
church with melody.
THE Ar1ENDASTs.
The ushers were: DIR. w. Wythe Davis,
of Richmond; Mr.. Z. l.. @. Scott, of Ash
land, Va; DR.. James Z. Roy, OF Rich
mond: Mr.. Christian Goodall. of Rich
mond; Mr.. Morton Marye, of Fredericks-
burg, Va. Mr.. Burton Marye, of Kentucky,
and Mr.. Charles Houseworth, OF Orange
Courthouse.
Rev. DIR. William E. Hatcher performed
the ceremony which united the happy ccu-
pie in a solemn and impressive manner.
while Captain w. Kirk Mathews presided
at the organ.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
left on the o'clock train for an extended
northern tour, which will embrace New
York. Philadelphia. Buffalo, Niagara, and
Canada.
DISTINGUISHED PERSONS PRESENT.
Among the distinguished persons present
at the wedding were Governor and Mrs.
Mckinney, Colonel Morton Marye, state
Treasurer A. w. Harman, Hon. ii. X. Pol
lard, Professor Bennett Puryear, and Dr.
Creed Thomas.
The newly-wedded couple were the re-
cipients of many beautiful and handsome
presents, and the ndmber of these plainly
indicated their popularity.
The bride is an exceedingly popular and
attractive young lady. while the groom,
who is clerk in Auditor Marye's otfice and
Secretary of the Board of Public Works, is
well and favorably known.
The ceremony occurred at the First
church because Dr. Hatcher's church is
not yet in condition to be occupied.
Hutzler-RoAe.
At s o'clock yesterday afternoon Mr..
Isaac Hutzler and Miss Myra Rose were
married at the residence of the brides mo-
ther. No. 100 east Clay street.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Mr.. Kaiser, of Petersburg, and was
very quiet, only the immediate relatives
and friends of the contracting couple be-
ing present. The parlors were handsomely
decorated with living plants. The bride
and groom stood under beautiful floral
horseshoe. the table near them being
banked with choice flowers. The BRIDE
looked her best and was attired in hand
some plaid travelling dress.
STRANGERS PRESENT
Among the strangers present were Mrs.
Morris and Mr.. julius Hoffman. of New
York; Mrs. Bear, of Norfolk, Neb., form
erly Miss Miriam Levy, of this city;) Miss
Sarah Stein, Dir. Leon Newman, Miss Llly
Reinhart, Mrs. Kaufman (sister OF the
bride). Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hecht, Of Balti-
more (the latter of whom was Miss Mamie
Sycle, OF Richmond).
There was q reception from to IL
o'clock, during which time numerous
friends Of the newly married couple called
and extended them their best wishes for o
happy and prosperous life. During the
evening large number OF kilograms con-
tanning congratulations were received.
OPP FOB THE NORTH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutzler left on the 7:i0
train last night for the North, many of
their friends accompanying them to the
depot.
The groom, who is native and former
resident of Richmond, being son OF Mr..
ID. Hntzler, Is now engaged in business IN
Baltimore. The bride Is daughter OF the
late Leopold Rose.
Wallersteln-Bium.
A very brilliant affair was the marriage
at Belyidere Hall last night of Mr.. Eman-
uel Blum, of New York, to Miss Clara Wal
4l,;. al Tho hall UNA hand
somely decorated, living plants being dis
tributed in profusion.
1t was few minutes past O'Clock, when
Kessnich's full orchestra sent forth the
strains of Lohengrln's wedding march, and
the bridal couple entered.
The ushers were Messrs. Ralph Blum
Cbest mani, of Philadelphia; Byron Bear,
Never Sycle, b. j. Bear. David b. Waller
stein, Henry S. Wsllerstein, Emanuel Ull-
man, Harry Ullmann, OF Johns Hopkins
University, and Samuel Oberndorf, OF
Baltimore.
Miss Fanny Wallerstein, the brides sis
ter, was her maid of honor. Rev. A.
Eberson, of Norfolk, performed the cere-
mony which made the pair man and wife.
DANCE AFTER THE MARRIAGE.
After the marriage was over dancing was
begun and continued until 8 o'clock, when
supper was served, aIJer WHICH IL was Ie-
sumed until late hour.
Among those who came to the city to at
tend the marriage were the groom's father,
Mr.. ]. Blum, of New York; his brother,
Mr.. /. Blum. of Philadelphia, and his wife
and Mr.. and Mrs. d. 0berndorf, of Balti-
more.
The bride, who is daughter of Mr.. H.
Wallerstein, was attlred In white with veil,
and never looked better in her life.