The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-31
Miss Sarah NJ. HutzIer and Mr.. Julius
H. Wyman United.
A SIMPLE, BEAUTIFUL CEREMONY
The Bride Popular Resident of Rich
mond: the Groom Prominent
Lawyer of Baltimore-Recep-
ton at the Masonic Temple.

was 9 O'Clock. but shortly after o'clock
J carriages laden with friends and relatives
began TO roll up to the door. from which
a covered way to the sidewalk had been
arranged. and when the bridal party en-
tered. the edihce was filled.
BEAUTIFUL DECORATIONS.
The pulpit was banked with a dense
Z beautiful mass OF ever-grecns, and on
either side burned candles in seven
branched candelabra. To the strains OF
{ Mendelssohns wedding march. exquisite
/ ~ rendered by Prof. Jacob Reinhardt, the
bridal party entered, the twelve ushers
| leading the way in couples.
As they reached the pulpit they divid-
( ed forming "a semi-circe facing Rev. Or.
I T. y. Calisch. who had entered from the
side and stood embowered by living
green.
/ Following the ushers came the flower
! girl, Miss Fannie +. Mitteldorfer. bearing
! floral gems. Then the bride entered upon
/ the arm of her brother. Mr.. Leroy Hutz-
| Ter. She was attired in white satin duch-
! esse. en- train simple and plain, with
/ bridal illusion veil and carried a bou-
| quet Of fragrant lilies Of the valley.
The groom, who had entered the syna-
/ goguc from the side, with his best man.
/ Mr. Simon Wyman of Baltimore. joined
+ the bride at the altar.
/ TWAIN MADE ONE.
! In a most impressive manner pr Cal
I isch pronounced the words which made
/ the twain one. Prof. Reinhardt mean
while rendering softly Langc's Flower
/ Song"
( The beautiful ceremony over the bridal
( party left the synagogue in reverse order,
TO Lohengrins inspiring march and were
driven TO the Masonic Temple. where a
/ brilliant reception was held.
The ceremonies incident 10 the mar
rage were under the charge Of Mr.. Henry
s. Tutzler. The ushers were Messrs.
Henry :. Hutzler. Milton J. Straus. Jo-
/ seph Mitteldorfer. Simon Block Simon d.
Stern ". VI. Marcuse and Memo Mittol-
dorfer. Of Richmond. and Messrs. Angus
tus Wyman. :. Block D. Schloss and ID.
.Dealham, Of Baltimore.
Among those VINO came from Balti-
! more TO be present at the ceremony were
Messrs. Robert McMsnus. Charles G. Hoo
mer Jr. Dwight w Ludington. Maurice
Block. Byron Reynolds. Sol. Wyman and
wife. Samuel Wyman. s. J. Block 5. John
Lion, Mrs. II. Wyman. mother of the
groom. and Misses Jennie Lion. Spear.
Weller. limerick. Weinberg and Mrs
Kadder, Of Petersburg.
The newly made wife Is a daughter Of
Mrs Flora Hutzler Of No 20 east Grace
street. and the late Mr.. Isaac Hutzler.
who was one of Rchmonds best known
citizens.
Mr.. Wyman is "a native of Virginia by
birth. but some years ago removed 10
Baltimore. where his talents have placed
him in the front rank OF the members of
the bar Of that CITY
THE RECEPTION.
a handsome reception was held az the
Masonic Temple during the evening. The
ball room was handsomely decorated with
palms. and after the usual greetings
around the punch-bowl dancing was Inc
dulged I'm until 1880 o'clock, when an Gle
CANT supper was served.
Among those present besides the WISH
tors were:
Mrs. Flora Hutzlor. mother OF the bride;
Mrs. Julius Straus. Mrs. A. Stern, Mrs
+. y. Calisch Mrs. NJ 5. Block. Mrs.
Philip Whitlock Mrs.. Isaac Held. Mrs
Ellis Mitteldorfer. Mrs. Jonas Marcuse.
Mrs. Milton j. Marcusc. Mrs. Marx
Gunst. Mrs. NJ. J. Nichebachcr Mrs NJ
y. Rosenbaum. Mrs Sidney Roseuhaum,
Mrs. Joseph Rosenbaum. Mrs Leroy
Hutzler, Miss Fannie T. Mttold0rfer
Miss Paul Weller, Miss Carrie Block
Miss Darnella stern. Miss Malta Hutzler.
Miss Rosalie Held. Miss Bette Caron.
Mrs. Isaac HutZlcr Mrs. Marx Mittcldor-
fer, Mrs. Benno Hutzler Miss Minnie
HutZler Miss Ida Ilutzler MIS-. r. D.
Stern, Miss Adele Stern. Mrs. Myer
Kirsh, Miss Ecbecca Whitock. Miss
Maud Dallman. Miss Kate Spier, Miss
Jennie Lion. Miss Marian Heller. Miss
Ida Weinberg. Miss Fi0ribel Rosenbaum,
Mrs. +. Mittcldorfer Miss Sallie May
Miss Ella Krakcr Mrs. Isaac Marcuse,
1e.Ya Ina Ipnna NfTWCffAg Mary Nit
teldOrfcr Brenno Hutzler. NJ y. Hutzler,
Moses M.tteldorfer. Jospeh Rosenbaum,
II. -. stern. Master Alfred Kirsh, Myer
Kirsh, Mrs. Moses Block Miss Belle
Block. Miss Helen Block. Miss r. Iutz-
Ter, Miss Sallie Hutzler. Mrs Ame-
liza Heller, Mrs David Hutz-
Ter. Miss Addie limerick, Miss
Alice Marcuse. Mrs. Resale Held,
Mrs. Isaac Held. Mrs. Aaron Kadden
Mrs Lena Harris. Mrs. Hollerbaum
Miss Blanche Heller. Miss II. Bottnghei-
mer. Miss irene Rosenbaum. Miss Ada
Schwab: Messrs. Charles Mttlcdorier
Rev. DR. r. y. Cdlisch M,er Block
Henry 5. Hutzler Sam Dealham. simon
Block. Sol Schloss. John :. Lion. Simon
Stern. Joseph Mtteldorfer. Leroy Hutz-
Ter Mitteldorfer Straus. Irving Straus
s b. Rosenbaum. II. d. WhitlOck. Moses
Binswanger Moses Marcuse. Memo Mittel-
dorfer. Milton J. Straus. Simon Block.
NJ r. Rosenbaum. Master NJ j. Rosen-
baum Master Ivan J. Rosenbaum, r. Nit
teldorfer. D. Mitteldorfer. Sam h. Smith,
Milton Nlarcuse. Alexander j. Marcuse,
Mary Gurst. CASTOR Kraker. Aaron Kad-
den Charles D. HutZler Ralph Levy
Maurice Block, Moses Block, Aaron Stern.
julius straus. Master Percy Straus,
Moses Hutzler Isaac Hutzler, joseph
Dallnan Herbert Dallman. David Hutz-
Ter. Abe X. Whitlock. Walter Schaap.
Murphy-Puryear.
Mr. 7 Randolph Murphy, Of Atlanta,
ca and Miss Olive G.. Puryear were
married al the residence Of the brides
narents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Puryear,
No. ii4 west Main street. yesterday even
ING Al O'Clock. Rev. Dr. w. V. Tudor
officiating.
The bride-elect IS a beautiful and pop
ular descendant Of one of the best Viz
ginia families coming with her parents
from Mecklenbrg county. She was
elegantly attred I'm grey taior-made
gown. with hat and gloves 10 match, and
carried La France roses.
Mr. Murphy is a young business man OF
Atlanta. with fine business and social
qualities and comes from pioneer Geor-
gia family His father IS retired mer-
chant of Atlanta. lie Is popular in At
lanta and also has many friends In Rich
mond.
The bridesmaid. Miss Martha n. Dean.
a pretty young girl OF Richmond. was
gowned I'm gray and carried lilies OF the
valley.