Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-31
WE'D AT BETH AHABA
MISS HUTZLER AND MIR. WYMAN
MARRIED IN THE SYNAGOGUE.
RECEPTION At THE MASONIC TEMPLE,
A brilliant and Fashionable Event
That Attracted an Immense Con-
@regation-Ccrcmo simple Yet
Impressive.
Impressive.

A very Interesting wedding was that
of Miss Sarah Minah Hutzler. OF this city,
to Mr.. julius II. Wyman, Of Baltimore
which was celebrated last night, ana
though the weather was of the dreary-
almost tempestous-order, yet the ap-
pearance of the wedding party, surround
ed by a forest of palms. was pretty and
effective.
Beth Ahaba Synagogue was the scene
of the marriage. and the event created
so much interest that the handsome build
ing was crowded to the doors when the
bridal train arrived shortly after
o'clock From the main entrance TO the
synagogue covered way stretched to
the sidewalk, and every arrangement
was made TO shield the guests from the
inclemency of the weather. The relatives
and friends of the bride and bridegroom
occupied the seats on either side OF the
middle aisle. 1t was supremely we'll
dressed gathering, and the many elabo-
rate toilettes must have stored the en-
curing feminine mind with host Oh
new ideas.
THE BRIDAL PARTY ENTERS.
Mr.. Jacob Reinhardt was in the organ
loft, and while the guests were assem-
bling he played an admirable SELECTION
of appropriate music. The familiar strains
of MendeIssohn'5 wedding marcn an
nounced the arrival of the wedding party
and a few seconds later the ushers en-
tered the auditorium, preceding the prlde.
They were Messrs. Henry 5. HutZler,
Milton j. Straus, Joseph Mitteldorfer,
Simon Block. Simon ID. Stern, Nj. NJ. Mar
cuse, and Memo Mitteldorfer, OF Rich
mond and Messrs. Augustus Wyman, 5.
Block ID. Schloss, S. j. Lion, and ID.
Dealham, of Baltimore.
Then came the groom, accompanied by
his brother, Mr.. Morris Wyman, as best
man. Miss Fannie Il. Mitteldorfer, as
the flower girl, dressed In a simple put
pretty dress of embroidered white chir-
fon, led the way for the bride. who en-
tered on the arm of her eldest brother,
Mr.. Leroy Hutzler. Miss Hutzler look
ed exceedingly handsome in a gown OF
white satin duchess. very simple and
plain, but none the less effective. covered
with an alluvian veil, and she carried a
large bouquet of lilies of the valley. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr.
Il. n. Calsch, who prefaced the troth
plighting with a few well-chosen words.
While the nuptial knot was being tied
Lange's Flower Song was played,
softly, and after the ceremony the bride
and groom left the church with the stir
| ring music of Lohengrin's wedding march
ringing in their ears.
RECEPTION AT THE TEMPLE.
A grand reception at the Masonic Tenn
pie followed the service at the Synagogue,
and it was as imposing in effect as it was
| overwhelming i'm numbers. The Grand
! Lodge room was profusely decorated for
| the occasion with giant palms, and after
| the bride and groom had received the
| hearty congratulations OF their friends
| there was dancing for the younger guests.
| the music being supplied by Thilow's
| Orchestra At II o'clock the wedding sup
| per was served, under the direction of
| Caterer Krouse, who had made special
effort. and succeeded i'm serving a really
sumptuous repast. Later, the festivities
were resumed, and the bride and groom
left for wedding tour in the South fol-
| lowed by the hearty good wishes OF their
many friends.
The wedding presents were exceedingly
| handsome, and during the reception at
| the Temple kilograms conveying the con-
| CALCULATIONS OF absent friends arrived
from all parts of the country
The bride Is a daughter of Mrs Flora
| HutZler, Oh NO. LlO east GEdSC SlltSNs IlSi
father was the late Isaac Hutzler, for
| many years a prominent merchant Of this
| city.
The groom is a Virginian by birth, but
has resided for some time in Baltimore,
where he has achieved distinction as a
| lawyer of marked ability.
SOME OF THE GUESTS.
At the reception last night the follow
4 t,,er 70 Flora
ler Mrs. T.. n. Calisch, Miss Fanny IL.
| Mitteldorfer Mrs. II. Wyman Miss Paul
| Weller Miss Carrie Block, Miss Fanny
| Mitteldorfer Miss Darnella Stern, Miss
Malta Hutzler, Miss Rosalie Held, Miss
| Bette Caron, Mrs. Leroy HutZler, Mrs.
Isaac Hutzler, Mrs. Sol. Wyman, Mrs.
Jonas Marcuse, Mrs. Marx Mitteldorfer,
Mrs. Benno. Hutzler, Miss Minnie Hutz-
ler Miss Ida Hutzler, Mrs. Joseph Rosen-
baum, Mrs. r.. ID. Stern, Miss Adele
| Stern. Mrs. Myer Kirsh, Mrs. S. Il. RoSen-
baum. Mrs. Philip Whitlock, Mrs. NJ.
Nlichelbacher, Miss Rebecca Whitlock,
Miss Maud Dallman, Miss Kate Spier
Miss Jennie Lion, Miss Marian Heller.
Miss Ida Weinberg, Mrs. NJ. Il. Rosen-
baum Miss F'lorchel Rosenbaum, Mrs.
r. Alittedorfer. Mrs. Sol. Block, Mrs.
Louis Lion, Miss Sallie May, Miss Ella
Kraker, Mrs. Milton Marcuse, Mrs. Isaac
Marcuse, Miss Alice Marcuse, Mrs. Rosa
lie Held. Mrs Isaac Held, Mrs. Marx
Gunst, Mrs. Aaron Kadden, Mrs. Lena
Harris, Mrs. Hollerbaum, Miss Blanche
Heller. Mrs. II. Bottigheimer Miss Irene
Rosenbaum. Miss Ada Schwab, Mrs.
Moses Block, Miss Belle Block. Miss
Helen Block, Mrs. Adelbert Stern, Mrs.
julius Straus, Miss Robonet Hutzle-, Mrs.
Sallie Hutzler. Mrs. Joseph Dallman, Mrs.
Amelia Heller, Mrs. David HutZler, MISS
Addie Emerich.
r. n. Calisch. Maurice Wyman, Myer
Block. Henry S. Hutzler, Samuel Deal
ham. Simon Block, Sol. Schloss, John 5.
Lion. Simon Stern. Joseph Mtteldorfer,
Leroy Hutzler, Isaac Hutzler. Sol Wy
man. Jonas Marcuse, Marx Mitteldorfer.
Benno. Hutzler. NJ. y. Hutzler, Moses
Mitteldorfer, Joseph Rosenbaum, X. d..
Stern Master Alfred Kirsch, Myer kirsh,
Mitteldorfer Straus, Irving Straus. 5. b..
Rosenbaum, II. ID. Whitlock, Moses Bin
swanger, A. Wyman. Moses Marcuse,
Memo Mitteldorfer, Milton j. Straus. ST.
mon b. Block, NJ. Il. Rosenbaum, Mas
ter NJ. j. Rosenbaum, Master Leon j..
Rosenbaum. Il. Mitteldorfer, ID. Mittel-
dorfer. Byron Reynolds, ID. l.. Ludington,
Sam. X Smith. Milton Marcuse, Alex.
]. Marcuse Marx Gunst, Castor kraker'
Aaron Kadden, Charles ID. Hutzler. Ralph
Levy. Maurice Block Charles c. Homer,
Robert M.Mannus. Moses Block, Simon
Wyman' Aaron Stern, julius Straus, Mas
ter Percy straus, Moses Hutzler, Isaac
Hutzler. Joseph Dalman. Herbert Dali
man. David Hutzler. Abraham III. Whit
locR and Walter Schaap.
THE VISITING GUESTS.
The visiting guests were Mr.. Robert
McMannus. MIR. Charles c. Homer Jr.'
Mr. Dwight w. Ludington, Mr.. Byron