Asheville daily citizen., 1892-06-30
A NOTABLE CEREMONY
WEDDING IN HEBREW HIGH
LIFE.

Miss Hannah Strauss, of Ashe-
Vile. and Julius wallace. of
statesvilIe, Married Last Night
Many and Costly Presents.
There was a beautiful and impressive
wedding at Masonic Hall on Patton
avenue last night.
The contracting parties were Julius
Wallace, son of Isaac Wallace, of States
vile, N. c., and Miss Hannah Strauss,
daughter of E. Strauss, of Asheville.
The hall was tastefully decorated for
the occasion, and well filed with friends
of the young couple.
1t was O. clock before the wedding
party arrived, and as they entered the
hall Mepdelssohn's wedding march was
played by Miss Jenkins. The procession
entered the hall in the following order;
!. NJ. Wallace, of New York, Miss Carrie
Strauss, Ashevilie; William Wallace,
Statesville, Miss Flora Whitlock, Ashe-
vile; Louis Marks, Asheville, Miss Frcda
Hyman, Charlotte, n. c; David Wal
lace, IT,, Statesvilc, Miss May Strauss,
Asheville; Hermon Wallace, Statesvllle,
Miss Hannah Elias, Charleston, 5. G.;
DR.. G. II. Mayer, Asheville, Miss Rose
Lowenstein, Brooklyn, n. V; Emil
Clark, Statesville, Miss Rose Elias,
Charleston, S. c.; the bride and groom;
Misses Carrie Whitlock and Rachel
Strauss, flower girls.
The ushers were NJ. Marks, b. Whit.
lock, Jacob Cohen and S. Schtfman, all
of Asheville.
The ceremony was pronounced 10y Rev
S. Tvor, Of Statesville, in most impress
sive manner.
DR.. Tyor's address to the couple be
fore pronouncing the ceremony was a
model of beauty and appropriateness
The language was aptly chosen and hap
piv spoken, Notwithstanding the fact
that the Rabbi has been in America only
nineteen months.
At the conclusion of the ceremony Miss
Jenkins played selection from Tam
hauser upon the organ as the party re
tired.
The bride was handsomely attircd III
white faille, trimmed in lace and pearls
skirt en- train, decorated with crushed
roses.
The maids of honor were beautifully
dressed. Miss Carrie Strauss wore 6
canary colored silk with lace and rib
bons.
Miss May Strauss wore white silk Will
ribbons and flowers.
Miss Hannah Elias, canary coloret
silk.
Miss Rose Elias, pink crepe de chine
la Grecque.
Miss Freda Lyman, white silk, lac
and ribbons.
Miss I.owenstein, white mousseinc d.
sol, with pink hyacinths and grasses.
Miss Flora Whitlock. brocaded whit
silk and lace.
The bride and bridesmaids each car
ried handsome bouquet OF cut flowers
The groomsmen and ushers wore tul
dress suits of conventional black.
sumptuous supper was served at tn
European hotel, the home OF the bride
father, Immediately after the marriage
and was greatly enjoyed by hundre
or more friends and invited guests.
Among the strangers present, asid
from the bridal party, were MIR. an
Mrs. Isaac Wallace, Statesville; Miss I
Rintels, Charlotte; Miss Rachel Wallace
Salisbury; Mrs. B. Meyer, Statesvill'
Louis Stern Baltimore; Joseph |
Schloss, New York; A. Hechheimer, Bait
more; Adolph Koppell, Charleston, S. {
Sigmund Wallace, Statesvile.
During supper j. M. Wallace, OF Ne'
York, read over fifty kilograms from a
parts of the country congratulating II
Young couple, which were received wit
manifestations of pleasure by the con
pany.
At the conclusion Of the supper tt
dining hall was cleared, and abo'
twelve clock dancing was commence
and kept up till late hour.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace left today IL
eastern cities where they will spend Sc
eral weeks, when they will return
Statesville, their future home.
Mr.. Wallace, the groom, is a mcmb
of the firm of Wallace Bros, Statesvil
the largest root and herb dealers i'll t
United States.
The bride is the eldest daughter of
Strauss. proprietor of the Europei
hotel in Ashcville, and is a typical Hebre
beauty.
The presents were unusually numero
and many of them exceedingly cost
and handsome.