Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12
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Correspondence Of the Richmond DlsOatch


Charlottesville. Va, November H.
One of the most fashionable and pretty of
the'yeddings that have taken placein Char
lottesville for many months was that at the
Synagogue Beth Israel last evening at half
mast 3 O'clock, when Miss LeOnOra ,. Le-
terman. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ,. Le-
terman. of this city, became the wife OF
Dir. Harry Lee Lowenberg, former law
student of the University OF virginia, now
Of Norfolk, Va.
TO the strains of the weddlng-march tho
bridal party entered the church IN the fol;
lowing order: Messrs. j. }. Leterman and
h. w. Leterman, brothers OF, the bride;
Miss Sadie Eisenman and Miss Ray Stern.
Messrs. Phil. Leterman and Arthur haut-
man Miss Eta Goldsmith and Miss fetta
Kaufman. Messrs. Sam Bendheim and Ber-
nard LoWenberg, Miss OberdOrter and Miss
Elite Heller. Then came four very sweet
children bearing tlowe1s-Master Bernard
Campo with Adele Hageman, Master feilX
Leterman with Hortense Leterman-toi-
lowed by Mr. and Mrs. ID. IOwenberG, pa
rents or the groom; Mr.. Moses Leterman
and Mrs. s. Leterman, brother and mother
of the bride; Miss Hattie Leterman, maid
OF honor, opposite the groom and his pest
man. Mr.. Jacob ID. Lowenberg, his bro
ther; next the bride, leaning upon the
arm of her father, Nr. $. Leterman.
TIE CEREMONY.
Arriving at the altar the bride and
groom met and ascended the steps and
stood beneath magnificent floral bell,
where they were made man and wlte IN q
very impressive manner by RabOi ID. ~.
! Eberson, of Norfolk. The address OF the
rabbi to the bride was very impressive
| and in GOOD taste. The party then lett
| the binding in the reverse order. The
| beautiful little synagogue had been TASTE
| fully decorated for the occasion with ever
I greens and growing plants. All the guests
| were iD full evening costume. and the
| bridesmaids looked lovely in white silk,
| and carried roses. The brides dress was
| made of cream white silk faille, with pearl
and diamond ornaments. Immediately
! after the ceremony the bridal party. ana
| invited guests repaired TO the large halls
| i'm the Levy Opera House where recep-
| tion was held, followed by magnificent
! supper. The festivities wound mp with a
| beautiful german, led by Messrs. Samuel
! Bendheiuf Of Richmond, and Bernard
Lowenberg, of Norfolk.
THE GUESTS.
Resides those from Charlottesville, there
were were present: Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Lowen-
berg. parents of the bride and groom, from
Norfolk; Mr.. Moses Stern, of Philadel-
phia: Mrs. J. b. Lowenberg, OF Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lowenberg, OF
| Norfolk; Miss Ray Stern, of Philadelphia;
Miss Eta Goldsmith, OF Baltimore Mlss
| Mary Simons, of Philadelphia; MIR. srthuT
Kaufman, of Philadelphia; Dir. Samuel
| Bendheim, of Richmond Mayor Henry
Strauss and Mrs. Strauss, OF Alexandria
| MIR. and Mrs. T.. Goodman, of POcahontas
| Mr. s. Hass, of Culpeper; MIR. ID. l.. Solo
mon, of Roanoke; Messrs, Leon and Nil.
ton Newman, of Baltimore; Mr.. Ernest
! Oberdorfer. of Richmond Mrs. A. T.
Camoe and children. of Norfolk; Mr.
Moses Rose, of Richmond; Miss Well, oi
New Haven, Conn. and many Others.
PAYNR-HADES.
Another very pretty marriage took place
AZ Salem church. Fluvanna county, yes
terday at / o'elOck-that Of Mr.. Orator
Payne. of this city, to Miss Ora 3. Haden
of Hunters Lodge, Fluyanna county. The
church was very tastefuliy and beautifully
decorated for the happy occasion, and wa
crowded with the friends of the happJ
pair. many being present from this city
The bride and groom were preceded By
the ushers as they entered tho church
and on arriving at the altar, wher'
three beautiful bells had heen hung
were made man and wife by TIL
Rev Mr.. Rittick. The ushers wer
Messrs. o. T. Allegree, O. Il. Haden,
Payne Carroll (best mani, and w. A
Irving. all of this city. Immediately afte
tho ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Payne came 4
Charlottesville. where the Chesapeake an,
Ohio train was taken for Huntington an,
the West for northern tour. The brid
and groom were the recipients Of man
, handsome and useful presents. A magni
fcent breakfast was paftaken OF at !
o'clock at the residence of Mr. Fran
Jones. Miss Sallie w. Sterling, OF thi
city. presided at the organ, and iendere
the wedding march IN her usual artist
manner.
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