Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-23
TWO PRETTY WEDDINGS.
Miss Straus and MIR. Rosenbaum Married
Miss Pollard aud Mr.. DnbYns.

SiiSs Pollard and MIR. DdDyns.
One of the most fashionable weddings
which has occurred this season took place
last night at Beth Ahaba Synagogue, when
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Rosenbaum led TO the altar
Miss Sara NJ. Straus.
The hour set for the marriage was $50
O'clock, but long before that time the
house of worship was filed with friends of
the couple The main auditorium of the
edifice was crowded. while the galleries
were likewise occupied by considerable
gathering.
The altar. which was decorated with
white. was banked in palms and potted
nlants. while the alsles were covered with
cloth of the same material. Professor
Relnhardt presided at the organ, and the
ceremony was performed by Rabbi Il. n.
Calisch with unusual solemnlty and i'm
nressiveness The bride who Is striking
fv handsome brunette, entered the church
leaning upon the arm OF her father. She
was dressed in an exquisite costume OF
whlte faille, with chiffon and feather trim.
minps. and carried a bouquet OF lilies of
tbe Valley and bride roses. tied with green
ribbon. She wore no ornaments.
THR ATTENDANTS.
MISS Daisy Rosenbaum acted as maid Of
honor She wore gown OF yellow brocade
and carried American Beauty roses. Mrs.
Straus, the mother OF the bride, wore
costume of handsome black silk and bro
cade. cut dec0leiLe en- ran. She looked very
handsome.
The following gentlemen acted as at
tendants: Morton A. Goodman (best mani,
Morris II. Asher, Alexander j. Marcuse,
seymour A. Strauss, Seq. Hutzler, Milton
S12ans. Joseph Mitteldorfer, Harry S. Bins
waoger. David =. Einstern, Sig. NJ. Good
man, Sidney Is. Rosenbaum, and Simon
FlescEman.
After the ceremony reception was held
ot the residence of the brides father, No.
IN west Grace street. Only immediate
members of the family were present, but
the occasion was an exceedingly happy
end ENJOYABLE one, The newly-married
nair received under q double heart OF
Mr. and Mrs. Rosenbaum left on the 800
A NJ Danyille train for the South, and their
trin which embraces Florida. will extend
as far as Cuba.
The groom, who is vice-president of the
Goodman Manufacturing Company, Is q
sou of the late NJ. A. Rosenbaum. de IS
we'll known and popular in business cir
cles His bride, a daughter of Mr. julius
Straus. has for several seasons been con-
sidered one of the most beautiful and
accomplished ladies in this city.
Dobyns-PoIiard.
Miss Margaret V. Pollard and Mr.. George
r Dobyns. of New York, were married
Yesterday at noon at the residence of the
brides father, MIR. Thomas +. Pollard, at
"Windsor Farm" Henrico county
Rev. William Warren Giles, of New York.
neyformed the ceremony. The bride was
attired in lovely gown Of crepe do chine,
deliberately trimmed with lace. tulle veil.
and diamond ornaments: .
She was attended by Misses Powers, OF
Richmond, and Messrs. Bailey Saunders
and w. b. Buckner. The latter gentleman
Is from New York. -,
After the ceremony an elegant colla-
tion was served in true Virginia style, and
was greatly enjoyed by the guests.
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. Powers, Mr..
nd Mrs. X. l.. Powers, Mr. and Mrs. Z. ID.
Hotchkiss, Mr.. aud Mrs. George L. Currie,
Miss Sue L. Starke. MIR. and Mrs. Temple
Southall. Mrs. u. q. Southsll. Mr. and