The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-23

Miss Sara VI. Sirnus Married 20 Mr.. Joseph
NJ Rosenbaum n; the Synagogue.

Miss Sara VI. Siraus Married 10 Mr.. Joseph
W. Rosenbaum n the Synagogue.
Miss Sara ". Straus and Mr.. Joseph NJ
Rosenbaum were married last evening in the
Beth Ahaba synagogue.
The altar Of the temple was beautifully dec
Grated with ferns palms and chrysanthe-
NUNS, and the soft glow OF many candles
blended then brightness with the pretty
scene In the synagogue were gathered the
beauty and fashionable people OF Richmonds
Hebrew society, and the scene presented was
a brilliant and happy one. The greater num-
Der of those IN attendance were III evening
costume. and with eXpectant faces they
awaited the arrival OF the bridal party while
Mr.. Jacob Kenhardt rendered upon the organ
a great number Of grand selections.
A few minutes before > O'Clock the bridal
marty entered TIE usheTs were first 10 en-
Ter. followed 10y the maid of honor and then
bv the bride, who entered with her father.
She was clad in a beautiful gown of white
faine. trimmed with chinon and Ostrich
feathers and carried a bunch Of lilliesoithe
valley. tied with green ribbon. Her shapey
head was bowed as II IN mOdesty by soft
mist-like veil while jewels about her head
gave brilliance the costume The bride Is the
daughter of Mr. and hrs. julius Straus. She
is one of bichmOnd's most beautiful daugh
tiers and combines noble and highly Gull
tured mind together with all the destinations
of female dehcacy.
The maid OF honor. Miss Daisy W. +. Ros-
enbaum. wore q tasteful gown of yellow faille
with chiffon trimmings studded with gold
md carried q bunch OK American Beauties
Her stately beauty shOne 10 advantage and
She entered the sacred edlhce alone, preced-
ing the bride.
AT TIE ALTAR.
At the altar the bride was met by the
groom and his best man. Mr.. Morton 4.
Goodman. and DR.. Edward \. Calisch pro-
ceeded TO perform the ceremony. In the
course of his remarks DR.. Calisch spoke III
the following Vein
a thew both drank of the same cup 1t was
a symbol that they both together drink from
the chalice of lite whatever Il may please
Heaven 10 put in. whether It be the sweet
drinks of pleasure and happiness or the bitter
draught OF sorrow. The ring being golden
and eudless is also a symbol Of their future
happiness"
THE UsHEEs.
The ushers were Messrs. Alexander j. Mar
cuse. Morris II. Asher, Sigmund A. Straus.
Sigmuud Hutzler. Joseph Mitteidorier,, NIL
ton j. Straus =. $. WhitlOck, SIMON + lelsn-
man. H. >. Binswanger Layid >. Linstein,
Sigmund n. Goodman and Sydney b. hosen-
baum.
The groom is one Of Richmond's best
known business men He is vice president of
the Goodman Manufacturing Comps any, and
is popular with all who know hlm.
After the ceremony the bridal party took
carriages for the home OF the bride. No. III
west Grace street where q charming cola
ton was served under the excellent supervi-
sion Of Mr.. /. Z. Burke. while Caterer fores-
ter aided materially in serving the wines Of
the evening Mr.. Ihilou's orchestra rem
dered pleasing music.
Later in the evening the bride and groom
left Mr.. and Mrs Straus' mansion and de-
parted on the Danyille train for tour South.
Their destination is as far South as Cuba.
The presents were beautiful. and attested
in no small degree the esteem and love IN
which the newly plighted pair is held.