The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
VERY PRETTY WEDDING
Mn. PHTLLfP CILDIN SCHLOSS And
MISS ROs1 GEdCn BRiUEH.
The HospitabIc Home of the Bride Pre-
scented "a Beautiful Appearance im-
pressiye ,eremopy-Ihc Presents.

At o'clock on last evening Mr.. Philip
Calvin Schloss and Miss Rosa Grace
Brauer were married the residence OF the
brides parents. 2lo0 venable street. be-
Ing the scene Of the ceremony.
The groom Is the adopted son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Moses Mniniser. whose promi-
nonce In this community makes further
comment most happily superfuous. The
popularity in business and social circles
which Mr. Schloss personally enjoys, IS.
however, altogether Independent Of his
position as one of Jnat household, ana
rests entirely on mis- own fine and delight
ful qualities.
Miss Brauer is q daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick G. Brauer, thus being a
niece on the maternal side OF the dis
tnguished sculptor, Sir Moses Ezekiel,
whose Christ Bound for the CrucihX-
ion" would have lXed his distinction, II
he had never done another stroke oil
work She IS a handsome and charming
girl inhoriting. with all her sisters eX-
ccptiOnal talent as an artist.
Owing TO recent grievous afiliction in
the family OF the bride. including the
death OF two young kinsmen OF special
promise but a few invitations 10 be pres
eit 10 the ceremony we're issued, these
being sent only TO immediate relatives
and very nearest friends Of the contract
ing parties Rev. DR. Calsch was tho
oniciatins clergyman.
DECORATIONS AND CEREMONY.
In decorating the pleasant old house.
whose very exterior suggests hospitality
Inc nature Of the occasion and recent
gricf were both respected. Mr.. Hammond
icing the florist. There were no gaudy
colors apparent. everything being exclud-
cd but green and W hte. The green was
tho green of maiden-hair fern. palms
and smilaX: the white that OF roses ana
carnations Tho ceremony was perform
"a lust 10 the ..t Of the west WINDOW VI
the parior proper. o table covered WIN
fand-worked cream silk and bearing TWO
lighted candles in silver candelahra mark
ing the place. The mantels we're banked
with green. as was the hallway and stair
case IN the hall is a large portrait oil
Sir Moses Ezekiel and the very Iisi
niece Of sculpture that he ever ga, uat-
ing back 10 his school DAVIS at the VIZ
g,nia Military Institute. The piano STOOD
I'm the drawinc-room. on the south side
Of the hall whore the decorations were
~, accord with those Of tie rarlCr.
As the bridal party entered the parlor
the march from rannhauscr was render
! 90 aYrin~ tho ceremony "Can Ne Thine
own" and mi is conclusion the march
from the prophet
THE BRIDAL PARTY.
The bridal party was as foilows' 90,
Misses elsie and May J'1re Draucr' III
Ibid vel
ribbon girls.
Miss Myrtle Kursheedt Of New Or
Jeans. La. maid OF honor. with the
bride. 49,,
Mr. philip Calvin schloss, with his
best man. Mr. Clarence Mi!ihiser.
mo brides complexion is rich olive
anal rms with her p city features. renders
her face one Of unusual beauty. in hsure
Sin. adds grace 90 fine outlines, ana has
a splrited and sweet face. on this oc-
caeiou she wore white Organdie her vel
heinz caught with a diamond cloudburst
the aift Of Mr.. and Mrs Moses Milhiser
/ She carried q bouquet Of lilies OF the val
ley.
Miss Kursheedt has the rich dark col
oring and charm which We are accustomed
I 10 associate with the Sew Orleans eiri;
p'quant face and pretty figure.
She wore white over pink silk and car
riod pink carnations.
The ribbon girls made charming little
! figures IN dresses OF white organdie over
! blue. They also carried bouquets Of pink
carnations.
The gentlemen NJ the party wore the
| conventional black suit, boutonniorcs Of
/ lilies Of the valley
HANDSOME COSTUMES.
Mrs. Brauer. the mother Of the bride,
WI, a fine old figure in a handsome waist
Of purple silk. with black silk skirt
Mrs. Moses Millhiser wore q very hand
some costume OF black six
The Jewish ceremonial is much Ike that
Of the Episcopal Church. in simplicity
and dignity DR.. Calisch was most i'm
pressive I'm performing II.
The presents We're exceedingly hand
some. Including a superb jardiniere. naud.
painted by Mrs. Bischon. of Cincinnati.
sister Of the bride. bronze. silver. .od
cut glass and checks for sound money
| from London. New York. Phil4de',hia
I Cincinnati Baltimore. Norfoi, Peters.
burg and Richmond
MIR and Mrs. Schloss took the 7.l5 train
LOT the North expecting 10 be absent
TWO weeks. Their future home viii he
vi hanover street near Franklin This
wv "here the groom has furntsbod q
handsome house. They are heartily, 60
yea hy many friends and entor
uron welded life under the brightest