Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-22
FAIR MARCH BRIDES.
TWO POPULAR RICHMOND GIRLS
WE'D MEN FROM THE NORTH.
MORTON -SCaWARZCHILD NUPTIALS.
A Pretty Wedding mt the Brides
Home, Followed by n Brilliant Re-
ccptiOn-Niss Fannie Arscll Weds
Mr.. james WaIIacc-SOcicty Notes.

Mr.. Edward 5. Morton and Miss Matte
| schwarzschid were married last night
at $50 o'clock at the home Of the bride 3
mother. COS north Seventh street. The
wedding was green and white one. and
the parlors and hall were covered with
pure white crash, and profusely decorated
with palms and white flowers, and pre-
| scented "A beautiful scene. Tall Easter lilies
were the most prominent flowers, and the
| candelabra and white shades of the lamps
were wreathed with smilax. On the
dining-room table, which was also green
and white, stood a. magnificent ship Of
flowers, on which were interviewer the
monograms of the bride and groom. The
bride was exqusitely dressed in a gown
Of heavy white satin, real lace and
orange blossoms. Her veil was caught
with a handsome pearl tiara, the gift
Of the groom, and she carried brides
roses and lilies of the valley. Her maid
of honor Miss Hannah Nelson. wore
handsome dress of embroidered chiffon
over pink silk, and carried La France
roses. She wore a diamond and pearl pm
the gift Of the bride and groom. The cere-
mony was performed by Rabbi +. y. Ca
lisch. Mr. William L. Nelson acted as
master Of ceremonies.
After the ceremony an elegant reception
was held. Those present were Mrs. b.
Schwarzchild. Messrs. William, Gus, and
Henry Schwarzchild Mrs Sally Schwarz-
child. Miss Lily SchwarZchild, Mrs.
Fannie Nelson. Miss Florence Nell
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cohen. Misses
MOrissa, Edna. and Mia Cohen Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Cohen and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellis Abrams and family, DIR. and
Mrs. Levy, Mrs. Amelia Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo Nelson. Mr.. Sol. Freshman,
Miss Rosa Fleishman, Mr. William Mel
son, DR.. and Mrs. Labenberg. Miss Rosa
lie Held. Mr.. Sam Bowman, Miss Florrie
Greenwald. Mr.. Aaron Jacobs, Mr. Ike
Rheinheimer, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Straus. Or. Julian r. Wright. Mr.. and
Mrs Sol. Bloomberg. Mr.. Ben. Bloombere.
Mr.. Peters, Miss Corinne Straus, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Brauer. Mr.. T. ID. Stokes,
Mr.. Earl BOudar, Mr.. Levy of Baltimore,
Mr.. Gross of New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mack Of New York, Mr. and Mrs kim
berg. Miss Roy Jacobs. Mrs. Phil jacobs
Of New York Mrs. ID. Cohen, Miss Jean
Lovenstein, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Myers, Mr..
and Mrs. Ezekiel, Mr.. and Mrs. y. l..
Jacobs. and many others.
The bride Is a pretty, petite brunette,
and has a host of friends in this city. She
is the daughter of Mrs. Il. Schwarzchild
and the late Harry 5. Schwarzchild, who
was a prominent clOthier Of this city. Mr..
Morton is a prominent young business
man of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton left last night for
an extended northern tour. Their future
home will be in New York city.
A very quiet. pretty marriage was sol
emnized at o'clock yesterday afternoon
at 1910 east Marshall street, the contract
ing parties being Miss Fannie Duncan Ar
sell and Mr.. James Herbert Wallace. Rev
w. G.. Starr, ID. D., pastor or Broad-Slreet
Methodist Episcopal church, oilclated
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Augustus Arsell, and has for several years
past taught i'm Springfield School. She was
dressed in an exquisite gown Of ashes OF
roses. silk popln, with yoke OF corn-col-
ored satin, and duchess lace. She carried
brides roses The only attendants were
Messrs William \. Arsell apd Augustus
A. Booth-hrOther and nephew of the
bride After receiving the congratulations
Of friends Mr. and Mrs. Wallace left on
the $40 i. NJ. train TO spend few days IN
Washington and Philadelphia en- route TO
their future home in Asbury Park, y. j.
i ne popularity Ol bbAu pa tiio wac ~
tested by the numerous presents Of silver
cut-glass. fine china. and various other
household articles. The groom is native
of Ontario, Canada, but has lately been
identified with the business interests OF
Allenhurst, y. j.
Miss Sarah Harvie's cotillon class met
last evening at the Kindergarten Han, on
Floyd avenue. a very good crowd was
present. and every one spent most plea
SAINT evening. The class was chaperoned
by Mrs James Harve and Miss Sarah
Harvie. Those present We're Misses Allen,
of Baltimore: MichauX, of POwhatan;
Mabel Evans. of Gloucester; Lewis,
French. of Newport News; Lefebre, Emie
Thomas. Bessie Hunter, Gretter, Emma
Bowe. Bessie EllysOn. Mary and Julia
Waddill. Waller and Saddle Jenress. and
Messrs. Allan Taylor, Allen, Royal Web
ster. Frank Sampson. Sam Patterson,
VIII Patterson Bath, Page. John Jefiress,
Philip Carleton, Bruce BOwe, Arthur
Cannon, Singleton Walker, Lucian Ry
land. Beverly Haryic, James Pollard,
Allan Jones. Walter Mcneil, Jessie Tay
and Daniel BrOdnaX.
These cOullOns have been a great sue
cess this winter, under Miss Harvie's ef-
ncient chaperonage, and have been much
enjoyed by all who attended them.
Mrs. Harrison and Miss Harrison. of
Lower Brandon, are the guests of Mrs
Warner Moore.