The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

At half past o'clock last evening MISS
Matte Schwarzschild, OF Richmond, anu
MFR. r. : Morton. of New York, were
married the ceremony being performed
at the residence OF the brides mother
Mrs. q. Scharzschild, GO north seventh
street Much interest has been ieit ~,
the wedding. owing to the eAcep', ,a,
popularity which the bride enjoys IN ioNai
society. She is a daughter OF the late
Harry S. Schwarzschild, during his NE
time prominent In the mercantile me Oh
Richmond. Personally she Is most at
tractive and is beloved as well as al
mired nv many friends. Her hance, Mr.
Morton. Is highly esteemed In New YORK.
ana fills with signal efficiency a position
Of responsibility there.
For last evenings ceremony the parlors
were beautifully decorated by Messrs.
Mann A. Brown. White roses, lilies,
paIma and ferns being bountifully used.
The officiating clergyman, DR.. Calisch'
stood between the two large windows IN
the drawing room, the bridal party taking
their stand before an improvised altar
framed in palms and ferns. The mantels
we're banked with the latter, white roses
rising from it's soft ground. Professor
Rcnhardt's orchestra rendered a fine mu-
steal programme. which included the usual
marches.
The bride had but one attendant-Miss
Hannah Nelson. who wore pink silk and
embroidered chiffon, with diamond pen
dant. which was the gift of bride ana
groom. The brides costume was an ex-
quisite one OF heavy white SATIN en- train
with real lace and orange blossoms. Her
veil. thrown back from her sweet race
was caught by q beautiful tiara of pearls
and she carried large bouquet OF white
roses and lilies of the valley. Mf. WI
liam l. Nelson, uncle OF the bride, was
the master OF ceremonies.
The significant words were soon spoken
and Mr. and Mrs. Morton received the
CONGRATULATIONS OF many friends. They
left by the late train for the wedding TRIP,
which will be spent in the North. ana
upon which they are followed by sincere
good wishes. These were substantially
testified 10 tn an unusually large colec-
ton OF wedding presents.
Among those present az the wedding
and reception were Mrs. b. Schwarz-
schild mother OF the bride; Miss LAZY
and Messrs. William H., Gus, Henry ana
Sol Schwarzschild Mrs. Fanny Nelson
Miss Florence Nelson Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Cohen. Misses Morrisa. Mia and Edna
Cohen. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Cohen ana
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Abrams ana
family. Dr. and Mrs. Levy, Miss Fleisch-
man. Mr.. Sol Fleischman Mr.. and Mrs
Reinberg. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bloombefg'
Mr. Ben Ploomberg. Mr.. and Mrs Rem
heimer Mr. and Mrs T. Nelson Mrs
Aureua Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs Ellis Nit
teldorfer. Mr.. and Mrs. William Brauer.
Mrs Philip Jacobs. Of New York, Mrs.
u Cohen. Mr.. and Mrs A. l.. Jacobs.
Mr.. Aaron Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Myers. Nir. and Mrs. G. Strauss. Mr. and
Mrs. II. Ezekiel. DR. and Mrs Laben-
berg DR.. Julian r. Wright Mr.. sam
Bowman. Miss Resale Held. Miss Jeanne
Iovenstelu. Mr. William Nelson. Miss
Corinne Strauss. MI Ralph Rothschld'
Mr. Jesse ROthschild. Miss Ray Jacobs,
Miss Roper. Miss Flora Greenwald, Mr.
Earl Roudar. Mr.. Peters, Mr.. Levy and
Mr.. Levine. OF Baltimore, and others.
Miss Fanny Duncan Arssl. of Rich
mond. and Mr.. James Herbert wallace
| OF Asbury Park. y. j., were married al
| 3 o'clock last evening. the ceremony being
performed by Rev. DR.. Starr AZ the resi-
| dence OF Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Arsei
rarents OF the bride. 1910 east Marshall
street.
Miss Arsen has for several years beer
most valued member OF the corps OF
teachers at Springfield school, enjoyinf
the hearty love both Of her associate
| teachers and her pupils. She IS thof
| oughly charming and much regret ma
| been expressed at the fact that her mar
| rage necessitates her removal from dch
| mond. Her hance. Mr. Wallace, - promi
| nentlv identified with building interests
| i'm connection with "Alienhurst, Whict
] will be his place OF residence. Inc Wen
| ding ceremony was perfectly simple but
/
,yere but two attendants-Mr. William a
| Arseu brother OF the bride and best man
] and Mr. Augustus Arsell Booth.
Tho brides toilette was in faultles'
| taste her dress being Of ashes Of rosl
silk poplin. with dainty hat 10 match an'
| her bouquet OF brides roses.
! Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
| and Mrs. wallace left for the North
| MANY good wishes follow them IN
| bandsome COLLECTION ~ wedding gifts in
| cluded tokens Of love from the principa
ana teachers Of Springfield school.
Mrs. Coies-Bethen gave the second y
the series OF drills in parliamentary Ia"
| last evening at the ny oman 'iuD'
| largo audience being present 20 eniol
| al ,,orticinote I'm the lesson. The meth
| ods used are eminntly practical and II d
J certain that by the end OF this week
| when the drills shall have been concluded
| the members of the club will he de
| cldediy the wiser for Mrs. BetheIs VISIT
Mrs and Miss Harrison Of Brandon
| are visiting Mrs. Warner Moore.
Mr. and Mrs Stewart Houston. OF TO
ronto. Canada. are at the Jefferson Hotel
| ON Monday they visited the rooms of tn
| virginia Historical Society ana Wer
greatly interested in the library por
traits and manuscripts open 10 Inspection
| there
4 meeting Of the Book Committee o
| the Rosemary Public Library was he'll
| Yesterday afternoon. Thanks 70 the yea
OF the Auxiliary Board. under the 81
ncient president the library IS CROWN
IN every sense and comes each mont
more nearly attaining its original pur
pose.
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