Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15
PRETTY WEDDING AT THE TEMPLE
Marriage Of Dir. Reinhard aud Miss straus
Followed by a Reception and Dinner.


A beautiful wedding was solemnized in the
Grand-Lodge room Of tho Masonic Temple yes
tcriay afternoon Mt 2:30 o'clock when Miss Katie
Straus became the bride Of Sir. II. NJ. Reinhard.
The ceremony, which was the first ever per-
formed In the magnificent building, attracted
crowd that nearly filled the spacious han. The
stage ON which the couple stood when their mar
riage VOWS were plighted, was tastefuiiy deco
rated with palms and flowers. just at the head
Of the steps where the cOrfege ascendod there
was beautiful arch Of blossoms, from which two
hearts of flowers were suspended.
The aisles of the room were covered with white
crash, which added to the artistic effect OF the
scene. DIR. L. n. Calisch ofliciated. The bride,
who wore a veil. was attired in n robe OF whlte
cecilian, trimmed with real point lace, and car
ried bouquet Of white roses. She wore pearls,
the gift Of the groom. Her maid OF houor Miss
Lille Reinhard. Of Baltimore a sister OF the
groom, was beautifully dressed In yellow crepe,
and carried roses of the same hue. The fohow-
ing ladies, who wore white elk and lace ana
carried roses. were the bridesmaids: Misses
Emma Bachrach Belle Reinhard Minnie stern
Florence BlOomberg. Hattie Eichberg of Alex
andria, and Marion Levy
Mr. Lewis Reinhard, Of Baltimore, brother OF
the groom, acted as best man, and the following
were the ushers: Messrs. A. 5. hraker. Jase
Lchtenstein. sam jacobs Of Philadeiphia. Leo
pold Hahn. :. :. WhitocE, Ike WhitlocR, and
Leon hamburger, and Leon schwab Of Balii-
more.
The bridal party formed in two graceful semi
orchestra, who occupied seats In the gallery,
rendered sweet music IN subdued strains
while the ceremony was being performed.
RECEPTION AND DINNER.
After the wedding reception was rendered
Nr. and Mrs. Reinhard in one Of the upper
halls Of the Temple. This was followed by a
magnificent dinner, which was served IN the
most elegant style.
Mr. and Mrs. Reinhard left on the $40 train
of the Norfolk and Western railroad for Old
Point and Norfolk, whence they go North. Iney
will reside in Richmond.
The groom. who is a native Of Baltimore,is
well known and popular in business circles. lie
is momher OF the firm of Straus, Reinhard *
Co.. Of this city. His bride, who Is adaughter OF
the late NJ. /. Siraus, has hosts OF friends, ana
IL n young lady Of many estimable qualities and
charming traits Of character.
Miss Pace Marries Mr.. Aaron.
Miss Helen G.. Pace, daughter Of Mrs. T. L.
Lindsay, of this city and Mr.. T. Redford Aaron
"A pODular Young salesman nj the establishment
OF WinCO, Elicit q Crump, we're married AT the
First Baptist church al $3.50 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DR.. Cooper and Was witnessed 10y large
assemblagc OF eager friends ana spectators.
The bride who Is Il pretty brunette, was most
becOmlngly attired in an elegant travelling suit
OF dark green, with hat and gloves 10 match, and
carried large bouquet OF brides roses. Her
maid OF honor. Miss Olive Cottreil, was dressed
IN a cream suit and carried Marechal-Niel roses.
The ushere, all OF whom wore full-dress with
botfonnieres OF brides roses we're: Messrs. }. X
Nagee (best NAM, Wythe White. i. +. Park, L.
r. Burrus. G. b. : ydnOr. Jr., j. II. Cottren, G. {.
Whltworih, Z. l. BrOoking, and John Is. Chill
dress Mr. Kirk Mathews presided at the organ.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron took
the OLD Dominion steamer for New ork.