The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-22
MERRY WEDDING BELLS
A FASHIONABLE MARRIAGE HERE,
ANOTHER IN vINELAND, ". j.
Miss Hannah Hutzler WEEDS Mr.. William
strause and Miss Mamie j. Tillyer Be-
comes Mrs. r. Craige Pelouze.

A brilliant wedding was solemnized in
Beth Ahaba synagogue last evening.
Miss Hannah Hutzler. OF this city. was
the bride. Mr. William Strause. OF Har-
risburg, Pa, the groom, and Rev. h. n.
Calisch. in a beautiful and impressive
manner, tied the nuptial knot.
The House Of Love was crowded with
a fashionable congregation, nearly all in
the middle aisle pews being in full evening
dress. The galleries were also well occu-
pied The synagogue was prettlly decorated
with palms. ferns and plants. and can
delabra added to the beautiful effect.
The bridal party entered the edince a
few moments after the appointed time In
the following order: Master Of ceremo-
MES and a grOomsman, two bridesmaids,
two ushers, two bridesmaids, two ushers,
two bridesmaids, the .sroOms father and
brides mother, best man, groom and ms
mother, maid of honor, bride and her
father.
They formed about the altar in semi
circle, the parents of the bride ana
groom forming the ends Of the circle.
The happy couple plignted their VOWS
upon the altar proper, their attendants
being grouped below them, making the
tout ensemble beautiful tableau
vivant After the ceremony the bride and
groom preceded the other members OF
the party. the maid Of honor and best
man going out next. and the parents OF
the couple ending the pretty occasional
The bride is the beautiful daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs David Hu;zlcr. She Is a
young lady OF the lovely brunette type, and
ross esses those attributes of mini and
heart that have endeared her 10 n large
circle Of friends. She was appareled in
a beautiful gown OF white crystal silk
embelished with crystal trimmings and a
real lace veil bowed the stately head Of
the modest bride. She carried an ivory
backed p,ayer-book.
The groom is a popular resident OF Har-
risburg. where he conducts large cloth
ing establishment.
The maid OF honor was Miss Minnie
Goldenberg. who was lovely in a gown
of green crepe. trimmed With white.
The bridesmaids were gOwned In white
crepe. trimmed wiki green. and carried
ferns. They were: Miss Maude Dalman,
Miss Hcnna Strause, Miss Laura Fleisch-
man, Miss Helen Binswanger, Hiss Stella
Falk and Miss Rose Angle.
Mr.. Alfred Kraker was master Of cere-
monies. Mr.. en- Strauss best man, and
the ushers were Messrs. Louis Rosenstock.
Josh Strause, Ellis Hutzler Charles Hut
Ter, Henry Angle and Moses Binswanger
The wedding was a white AMI green
event and seldom has there occurred in
Richmond Il prettier one
After the ceremony the bridal party
and invited guests attended a reception
AT Llmmermann' where a magnificent
supper was seryed The cuisine OF Xim-
hermann was excellent and the service
admirable.
Among those present at the reception
and wedding supper were Miss Mary
Goldenberg. Miss Beulah Heller, Miss
Helen Falk, Miss Marion Levy, Mr.
and Mrs. G. Goldenberg. Mr.. and Mrs
Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. b. Ulman. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Hutzler. Mrs +. Hutzler. Miss
Blanche Binswanger. Miss Danny Stern.
Miss Amelia Hutzler, Miss Rosa Schaap,
Mrs. Leroy Hutzler Miss Daisy Hutzler,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Angle, Mrs 5. 5.
Binswanger, Miss Beck Whitlock Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Dallman. Mrs. Fanny Dallman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Held, Miss Maude
Dallman Miss Rhone Hut2ler. Miss Ada
Falk Mr.. Gus Wallerstein Of Washington.
Mr. Seymour Stern. Mr.. Clarence Hut
Zler. Mr.. Moses Falk. Mr.. Max Wallner
Mr.. Ellis T. Hutzler. Mr. Ike Falk. Miss
Mamie Fak. Mr.. Benis Hutzler. Miss
Mary Hutzler Miss Daisey Hutzer. Miss
MALTA Hutzler. Master Solomon Kahn,
Of Harrisburg, Pa, Mr. and Mrs. l.. Levy,
Mrs. Charles Levy Of Ashland, Mrs. $.
Falk Of Richmond Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Kahn. Mr.. and Mrs. X. Greentree. Mrs.
Flora Hutzler. Mrs A. Stern. Mrs. l..
Rose Mr. W. =. OberdOrf Of New York.
Mr.. J. Marcuse, Miss Rose May, Mr. and
Mrs Myer Kirsh. Nh ard Mrs. ). J..
Binswanger, Mr.. and Mrs. /. Stern, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Marcuse. Mr.. Norris Levy,
Miss Farnie Mitteldorfer Miss Amelia
Ullman and Mr. Joseph Kahn
Professor Trimmer's orchestra furnished
the music in an admirable manner, and
happily selected those numbers which
have gained for themselves popularity
throughout the Union. The melodies Of
wang" "Trip TO Chinatown" Err
mimic" Push Dem Clouds Away" and
other such popular selections delighted all
present The numbers were rendered
with truly artistic merit.
When The bridal cake was cut by the
maid OF honor, Miss Minnie Goldcnberg
was the recipient OF the bodkin, Miss Rose
Angle received the ring, and Miss Maule
Dallman received the thimbe
The brides "gO-away" costume was
golden brown ladies' cloth. trimmed with
blue silk.
The ncwly-plighted Tair left on the 1850
train for Asheyille, ~ c.. en- route TO
New York. They will permanently re-
side at Harrisburg.