The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23
URiILI4y, WEDDING.
3 th Ahab, Synagogue the scene VI
Hruut full Marrtsre Ls-t Even ne.

Beth Ahaba synagogue never coh'alheu
a more brilliant audience or preseh1e"
more beautiful spectacle Of hsht ahu
beauty than in the pink ana green Hed
ding Of Mr. Aaron Green"all anu Ai1as
THE Whitlock "a last evening II ."J
O'Clock. The decorations were py mar
Vey and were most artistic.
4 ne pulpit was banged with PAINS
and ferns. while the centre piece above
was rIbDOned with sniidN anu Mdudil.e
pestOut roses, and over ali zen the BOZ
glow of the shaded lamps. RINK rlDDJhs
were drawn aIons the aIsles TO Keep Oach
the surg ~ crowd, ana the centre aisit
was laid with crash from the pulpit steps
TO lie street, under the carriage canopy
Dr. calisCn performed the ceremony III
an imp. essiye manner. MIR. RelhnaTu.
rendered the wedding march III ms hoS'
Tne bride entered with her father and
wore an elegant dress OF white brocadeJ
SATIN, railing in folds from me "ais'
and trimmed win point lace anu PEARS
while she carried a Wh-tc s&llh prayer
book embossed with. gold.
ltiss Esteiie Whitlock. sister OF the
brI0e was maid of honor. and was e%
ouisItelv gowned in Dresden silk of pix
and green. and carried the brides Dou-
duet OF lilies Of the valley. MT. Jdtop
tireenwald, brother Of the groom, Was
The ushers were Messrs. NJ. and b
Abe. Simon and \, Whitloch.
After the ceremony at the synagogue
an elegant reception was rendered the
happy couple by the brides parents At
the entire first and second floors We're
thrown open. and the spa ,iouS parlofs
were thrOnged with admlrng guests,
and the scene was indeed an inspiring
and rcsplendent one. The stairway was
iutertwined with maiden hatr terms, hhu
6ADfWaHS
An elaborate supper of twelve courses
was served during the evening ny
Hulcher. and embraced all that could
tenpt Inc. dainty ard please the epicurian
The wines were all imported. ana were
OF a long list, while the bridal cakes !,
we're pyramids Of artistic conieclloh; All
of the table decorations were OF Madame
Testout roses, and made the banquet
room appear like bowery OF bloom.
me presents were magnificent ana so
uume-,us as 10 require two rooms toI
their presentat. on. Many were received
nom n distance, and we're ma@nillcent
testimonials to the appreciation ana tne
ADMIRATION in which the couple are heid
NV their many friends. and the rooms
were streaming with guests expressing
their delight and admiration az me
splendid display in the designs of cut
glass gold and silver. Exquisite Dres-
den plates wreathed i'm pink ribbon were
presented as souvenirs 10 all OF the ladIes
DreeeDt The receptiou was one o. tHt
most gorgeous and crowded affairs OF the
season. and was graced by much FASHION,
wealth and beauty
Mr.. Abe Whtlock. brother OF the
bride. was master of ceremonies.
among the many noticed to be present
were Mr. and Mrs. Brunhild OF ne"
York, Mr.. y Kahnweiler of New YORK.
Mr. and Miss Raphael OF New York.
Miss Flora Newman Of Brooklyn, Mr.
and Miss Abrams of North Carolina MISS
Dorothy Ka~nweiier of New York; Mr
r. Hrsh Of Philadelphia. Mr.. Sondheim
OF Philadelphia. Mrs. Pincus OF Noriok.
MAJOR and Mrs. TAYLOR, Mr. and Mrs;
Rosenbaum Mrs j. Rosenbaum. MI ana
Mrs. j. Strauss Mr.. and Mrs l. IL
Strauss. Mr. Leon Strauss. Mr.. and MISE
s Sycle, Dr. and Mrs. Calsch. Mr.. dno
Mrs. Kahnweiler, Mr.. y. Greenwah, MISS
GEeenwald. Mr.. and Mrs Maliersteln'
Misses WaHerstein. T.. Whtlock, Mrs
Julia Meyers. Mr.. and Mrs. \. Meyers.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Cohen. Dir. ana Mrs
J. Cohen Mr. and Mrs Ianders. Senator
I.ovenste,n. Misses Loyensiein.
The groom IS a well-known druggist
and promising business man.
The bride Is the daughter OF Mr
Phillip Whitlock. the tobacconist, ana Is
4 popular and admired young lady OF o
vide circle of friends and acquaintance
The couple LEFT on the midnlght tralIl
for southern tour to 81. Augustine anu
elsewhere.