Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-30
BRIDE OF Mr.. PRAG.
MISS DAISY RosENeAUM WEEDS A
BALTIMORE MERCHANT.
Tho Church and Home Decorations In
Keeping with the Brides Name-hr'
Kelley and Miss Bowios.

Mr.. Aaron Prag. OF Baltimore. and MISS
Daisy +. W. Rosenbaum, Of this city, were
united IN marriage at Beth Ahaoa syna-
gogue yesterday afternoon at IS o'clock IN
the presence of a large gathering OF friends
The synagogue decorations were ex-
quste, and. as a reminder OF the brides
name, all the flowers used were daises. The
pulpit was literally banked in evergreens
and palms. and hundreds of bright mar
guerltes peeped from the verdant mass:
The aIsles and rostrum-steps were covered
wleh white crash, and the three arches
which extended over the former were
twined with smilsx and daisies.
THE ATTENDANTS.
Rev. DIR. E. n. Calisch officiated, and the
ceremony was performed with unusual
solemnity. The following ladies and gem
tlemen acted as attendants; Mr. harry
Prag (brother of the groom and Miss Adeie
Rosenbaum (sister of the bride) Mr.. SD
ney Rosen baum and Mss Grace Kull MIR.
Moses Prag and Miss Bertha Rosenbaum.
All of the ladies mentioned were attired IN
white silk.
Misses Cecile Guggenheimer and Irma
Rosenbaum were the fiower-girls. They
were handsomely attired III Venetian SILK.
The following gentlemen acted as ushers:
Messrs. Henry S. Hutzler. Morton q. Good
man, Sig. NJ. Goodman, j. Lichtensteln, ..
A. Strauss, S. Flelscbmen, Harry A1. Moses,
and ID. s. Einstein, of Richmond, ana
Messrs. Lewis Ring, Richard Janowltz, Nj.
Sonnehill, and Albert We'll, of Baltimore.
Ihe BRIDE was becomingly attired IN
gown of white satin trimmed IN point lace
aud wore a veil of the latter material. She
carried bouquet of daisies. Professor
KaiDharIt nrpaidnH at the ORGAN.
AN ELEGANT RECEPTION.
After the ceremony the wedding guests
repaired TO the residence of the brides
father. Mr.. NJ. Rosenbaum, No. COZ east
Grace street, where "A magnificent recep-
tion was held in honor of the newly
welded pair. The parlors and balls we're
beautifully decorated with palms, ferns,
cedar, and daisies. About 9 o'clock mag
nificent supper was served, and the eve
ming was very enjoysbly spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prag left last night on the
10:45 train of the Chesapeake and ONO
railway for an extended western trip.
Upon their return they will reside IN Bal
timore.
The groom is well-known wholesale
merchant of the Monumental City, where
he stands high in business circles. his
bride is very attractive young lady with
a large circle of friends and admirers.
Miss Bowles WEEDS Mr.. Kelley.
Mr.. H. Spiller Kelley and Miss Etiie X.
Bowles we're married IN the parIOrs of Rev.
DR.. X. n. Sledd. the officiating minister
Wednesday morning at Ii o'clock. The
wedding was very quiet one, and only
few friends were present.
After the ceremony the newly welded
couple left on the 1880 A. VI. train for a
northern trip.
The groom ia popular Young man who
was for several years employed by Mr..
Charles L. Todd He is at present the
manager Of the feed department OF Nashon
and Roses new store. His bride is an es
timable young lady with many loyable
and attractive qualities.
Secured n DanvIlle Bride.
Mr.. w. 8. LOckett, Of this city, and Miss
Bessie Clutter, q very popular and attrac-,
tive young lady of Danville, were married
in that place Wednesday at II O'Clock.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
DR.. Martin, of the Presbyterian church, at
the residence of the brides mother, No.
3O6 GRAY street, In the presence OF few
friends. there being no cards. MIR. and
Mrs. Lockett arrived IN the city the same
day. accompanied by his brother, Mr: Is.
q. Lockett. (best NAM and sister, Miss
Mary Iockett