Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-05
WITH BOOK AND RING.
HEARTS MADE HAPPY AT Tihs
MARRIAGE ALTAR YESTERDAY.
The DEuTSCH HIRSH NUpTIALS
Mr.. =. Deutsch. OF 50. Louis, and Mss
EsteIle A. Hirsh, of kichm"""'
United I'm Holy WedIeck-Marri"se'
IN p,nwiadfe and Amelia.

In DtuWtuute anu A"e
Last evening at the residence OF inc
brides parents. s24 ives. Franklin street
one OF the most beautiful marriages VI
tho season took place. the contracuhs
narties being Miss Estells A. Hirsh ana
DIR William =. Deutsch, OF 81 LOUIS.
The ceremony was performed by Kew
DIR. L. N. Calisch.
The bride IL the elder daughter Oh MI
and Mrs. s. Hirsh. OF this city. she look
cd lovely In an imported gown OF hea's
ivory satin, with trimmings OF point lace.
Her exquisite lace veil was fastened with
a diamond brooch. the gift Of the bride's
grandmother, and at her corsage was
diamond heart. the gift OF the groom
The maid OF honor was Miss florine
/. Hirsh. sister OF the bride. she wore
beautiful gown Of pink crepe. emproioer-
I'D in silver. and carried q shower oou-
quot of lilies of the valley and Ieslou'
roses. The brides gift 10 the malo Vi
honor was q brooch, forming crown Oh
diamonds. =,
The groom is prominent young physi-
clan OF 81. Louis. a son of the late Pro-
fessor William Deutsch, and nephe"
of the celebrated surgeon, Dr. IL. Iu-
holske, OF the same city.
The best man was Mr.. Allan NJ. Hlrsh,
brother OF the bride On account or poth
families being In deep mourning, ohiy
the Immediate family and most intimate
friends were present.
Among those who came from distance
were Mrs. Deutsch. mother OF the groom,
Miss Mohr, Of st. Louis, and Mr.. ana
Mrs Isaac Guggenheimer, OF Baltimore
Inc wedding march was played on the
organ by Professor Reinhardt ana du-
ring the dinner an orchestra played IN
the upper balcony The dinner was
sumptuous affair." and was served by MI
Fry. of the Jefferson. The house was
beautifully decorated. In the drawing
room. where the marriage took place,
palms and pink roses predominated.
These. with the exquisite furnishings OF
the room. made a beautiful background
for the bridal party. In the dining-room
American Beauty roses were used, har-
monizing well with the rich crimson
hangings OF the room. Palms filled every
available space.
The bride and groom left at midnight
for trip South. and on their return will
make ST. Louis their home.
Pretty Marriage In Dinwiddie.
Mr.. Robert Il. Leigh, of Southampton
county. and Miss Mary Cobb the beautiful
daughter of Mrs NJ A. Cobb of
Dinwiddie county, were united in mar
riage yesterday I'm the presence of large
gathering of friends and relatives at
Corinth Methodist Episcopal church. near
Ford's Depot, in Dlnwiddie. The church
was beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion with cedar. holly, and mistletoe.
Promptly at 6 o'clock the bridal party
marched up the spacious aisle to the in
spring strains OF the wedding chorus.
which was played by Mr.. g. w. Turner
OF Norfolk. a friend of the contracting
parties. The couple stood under the
arch, which was crowned with mistletoe
and were met by Rev. j. r. Sturgess, OF
Blackstone. who tied the nuptial knot In
an impressive manner.
Following were the attendants: Mr.
Hunter Chapel and Miss NJ. Leigh, Mr.
Rosser Cobb and Miss Linda Boisseux
Mr.. william Leigh and Miss Florence
Stone, Mr.. James Thomas and Miss Mary
FIers, Mr. John Leigh and Miss Leora
Walden, Mr.. Everett Chambers and Miss
Sallie Chapel. Ushers-Mr. Vernon
Chambers and Mr.. j. II. Young.
After the ceremony the party took the
Norfolk and Western train for this city
They reached here last night, anu are
stopping at New Ford's Mr.. and Mrs
Leigh will reside In Southampton county
Mr.. Leigh is a popular young business
man OF Southampton county The bride
is a beautiful young lady Of many accom-
piishments. The couple Will enter upoT
a. .-fat,. g 1.tr.a
dreds of friends for their happiness.
DIR. scuthnlI Married. In Amelia.
Dr. Philip T. Southal and Miss SalliC
H. Meade were married at Christ Episco-
pal church, at Amelia Courthouse, yester'
day afternoon at 4 o'clock, Rev. Stephef
o. Southall officiating. assisted by Rev
V. Wrenn. The handsome church ediflc'
was beautifully and deliberately deco
rated and the ceremony was performed
by lamplight. The scene was strikinglN
beautiful. the church being filled TO over
flowing with a brilliant and refined com
pany. The couple stood beneath a large
bell of evergreens and flowers while thu
beautiful service Of the Episcopal Churcl
was recited.
The bride entered the church leaning OF
the arm of her father, who gave he
away, and was joined at the altar by tn
groom, who entered from the vestry-roon
with his brother, Mr.. Robert G. Southall
Miss Elsie Slack presided at the organ
and furnished appropriate music during
the ceremony.
The bride is q daughter Of Mr.. Hodejal
Meade. the County Superintendent o
Schools, and a prominent member Of tn
Amelia Bar. The groom is an eminen
and popular physician OF Amelia county
and son OF DR. Philip It. Southall, late
ly deceased, and a nephew OF the lat
Professor Stephen o. Southall, of the Uni
versty of Virginia. By right Of primo
geniture. he Is member of the Societ
of Cincinnatus.
General John A. Cells and Messrs. Ost
ley de Kraft and II. l.. Meade acted a
ushers, and performed their duties well.
The bride was handsomely attired in
travelling suit OF blue cloth, with hat {
match, and carried brides roses.
After the ceremony the happy coupl
left by the Southern railway for Wasf
ington and points north. stopping Off e
route at the Jefferson.
nnYAN AMI SILVER AGAIN