The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-04
Welded ATBETH AHABA
BExUTIFUL MARRIAGE SOLEMN
ICED Ar THE SYNAGOGUE.
Mia Fforsncs Leibermuth Made the brioe
of Mr.. X. l.. schwsrin-A ""E"'"o""'
Entertainment At Masonic Temple.


aor NJ the wedding festivities that at
tended the marriage Of Miss Florence
Jennye Leibermuth and Mr.. Lorenzo H.
schwerin last evening.
From the first fash that broke upon
,he decorations In Beth Ahaba to the last
gleam that fell upon the departing guests
from the Musonic Temple, there was
burst OF effulgence that proclaimed no
table event and marked the beginning
OF a new era in the life Of one ci hich-
mond's most attractive girls.
yeth Ahaba was brilliantly lighted al
o'clock last evening, ard through the
omen doors there thronged hundreds OF
the relatives and friends OF the couple
x,bo were TO be married The altar was
beautifully decorated with palms ana
farms. and above the bridal couple was
.nsnended a lovely car opy in pink and
White above which burned the perpetual
light Of the Hebrew Church.
Rev. L. n. Calisch performed the cere-
mony. and in a brief and eloquent man
ner reminded the welded pair OF the
manifold obligations they assumed. Al
ar close ~ the ceremony the cup OF wine
was passed to the bride and groom, each
partaking. this being symbolic OF thelr
mutual sharing of the Vicissitudes Oh
life.
From the beginning OF the service until
the departure Of the entire congregation
the organ. under the skilled touch OF Pro-
lessor Jacob Reinhardt, broke In sweetest
cadence upon the assembled throng'
The bridal procession formed promptly
st the appointed hour. and, preceded by
the ushers, the bridesmaids and groons-
men I'm alternate pairs, marched In front
Of the lovely bride who came In upon the
arm of her father. At the altar the groom
with his best men, awaited the coming
of the party. 81.
The attendants were as follows: MISS
TilIe f.. Leibermuth SISTER OF the bride)'
maid of honor in white and pink brocade'
pearl ornaments, pink chrysanthemums.
Miss Julye f. Schwerin SISTER OF the
GROOM. maid OF honor, white crepe and
diamond ornaments, pink chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Miss Florence l.. Thalhimer. flower
bearer. pink silk, trimmings OF lace ana
ribbons.
The bridesmaids, all OF whom wore
gowns OF white silk, pink slippers and
gloves. and carried pink chrysanthemuins'
were: Miss Rena Hartman. Baltimore
Miss Mary Rosenstock, Petersburg MISS
Stella Schwerin. Philadelphia; Miss Julia
Philadelphia; Miss BERTHE Frie1enbcrs,
Philadelphia; and Miss Miriam Green
valid Miss Rosa Lee Mitteldorfer, Miss
Rosa May Miss Hattie Lovenstein, Miss
Emma Bachrach and Miss Fannie Hess
berg, of Richmond.
Mr.. Milton Schwerin. brother of the
groom, Philadelphia. and Mr.. Seymour
Sycle were the two best men.
The groomsmen were Messrs. Clarence
Arnold, Philadelphia; None Isaacs, Phil
adelphia; Sol. Friedman, Baltimore; Leo
Newman. Baltimore; Leon Flaunlacher'
Baltimore; Gus Wallerstein. Washing
ton; Nathan Goodman. Washington;
Bernard Schwerin. Philadelphia; p II.
Hofheimer, Norfolk Louis Rosenstock,
Petersburg: Henry Angle and Joseph
Mitteldorfer, OF Richmond.
The ushers were Messrs. Samuel Bend
helm. William Meyer, Daniel Whitlock.
Lee Straus, Milton Marcuse. of Richmond.
and Morris Meyer OF Petersburg
Immediately after the wedding all Of
the invited guests repaired to the Masonic
Temple, where the main hall had been
beautifully decorated. Behind a screen
of palms STEMS orchestra discoursed
sweet music. and as through the open
doors the vast concOurse poured Men
delssohn's wedding march greeted them.
At the lower end Of the hall an arch OF
pink and white flowers formed be-
meath which the bride and groom retired
at once to receive the congratulations of
their friends.
magnificent supper was furnished In
the dining-hall, and at least 300 people
were seated about the amply-prOvided
tables. while from the adjoining rooms
came the low. soft music OF the orchestra
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. Frank
Leibermuth, prominent merchant OF
this city, and is young lady famous for
her many attractive traits. The groom
Is a prosperous business man of Philadel-
phia.
The groom presented Mr.. Samuel Bend
helm. the master Of ceremonies, W. a
magnificent diamond pin, inlaid with
pearls.
After the supper the dance was begun,
and the german was continued until long
after midnight
Among the many guests present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Peyser Newport News;
Mrs. Henry KaytOn and Mr.. Morris Wy
man, Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rosen-
stock. Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. Saal Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Weller Miss Carrie Saal. Miss
Sadie Peyser, Mrs DR.. Harris, Of Peters
burg: NJ f. Schwerin. of Philadelphia ;
Mr. Joseph Gerstly. OF Philadelphia; Mr..
Albert Gerstly. Chester Pa; Mr.. Joseph
Simon. Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
COnen, MT. ana MTS. j. GdISg MI anu
Mrs. Moses May, Judge Samuel b. Witt
Mr. and Mrs. l. Kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs
Ike Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Held, Mr..
and Mrs. Dahlman Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Gunst, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Gunst Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ S. Block. Mr. and Mrs. Myer
Kirsh, Mr. and Mrs. j. Marcuse, Mr.. and
Mrs Jacob May. Captain Angle and
wife and Miss Angle, DR.. and
Mrs. T.. N. Calish, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kahnweiller. Senator Lovenstein and
wife. Mr. and Mrs. /. May, Mrs. and Mrs.
I. Lovenstein Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. Mittel-
dorfer MIR. and Mrs. Bachrach, Mr.. and
Mrs NJ Thalhlmer. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Thalhimer, Mrs. G.. Thalhimer, Mr.. and
Mrs Il. Raab, Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Sycle,
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kirsh.
Misses Michaelbacher. Hutzler, Josie
Kaufman, Florrie Greenwald, Helen
3inswanger, Blanche Binswanger Min
ME Goldenberg. Marian Levy, Blanche
sycle, Miriam Greenwald, Sallie May.
Hattie and Flora Lovenstein. Minnie
Gunst, Hannah Hutzler. Stella Loven-
stein, Maud pahlman. Rosa Lichtstein
and Emma Dachrach.
Messrs. W. ID. Myer, Lee Strause.
Myer Sycle. Monroe Levy, Charles Hut
xler, Caesar iIofheimer, Percy Glenn,
Willie Brauer. Myer Heller Leon Strause,