The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-04
Two SISTERS
WE'D TOGETHER
Charming Daughters Of Mr., and Mrs
Fred S. Myers.
The EVENT A NOTABLE ONE.
Miss Wi,lcntiua Hicks Becomes tho
Bride of Mr.. Robert S. Whitlow.
Married in Ba,timorc-OtI,cr
Marriages to Come.

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Che beautiful marriage Of the two charm
ing daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. S.
Myers. al Temple Beth Aha pa yesterday
evening at : o'clock. Miss Stella flyers
became th,, wife Of Mr.. Frank 5. Loeb.
OF Pit;sburg, Pa. and Miss Florence
Myers the wife OF MI. Joseph s. Hecht,
OF New York.
The synagogue was artisucaly decor
ated with banks of palms. cut flowers and
shaded lamps. The decorations were as
handsome as ever seen in Richmond. In
all the arrangements white and green pre-
dominated. ..Whittys.' who had this part
IN charge, placed all The arrangements
GndGi. thc supervision OF Mr. T. 5. Peter
son, an expert decorator. With his assis-
tants work was begun early yesterday
morning, ard, besides hundreds of palms,
many yards Of smylax and asparagus
SprenEeTii and piuTnosu Nanus was
placed. The supper-room, at the Jcffcr-
son. where the reception was held, admits
of more floral display and artistic ar
arrangement, and here all the arts of the
artists were used The two spacious rooms
were lavish1y decorated. They Contained
eight large tables with a seating caoac-
lily of over two hundred. The brides Ia
BILE ran al the head OF the west room.
hack Of which were arranged beautiful
groups or graceful palms and ferns. In
the centre Of the brides able stood a
majestic mound OF white Roman hya-
cinths and ferns At either end of this
same sable stood a large bank. Of Brides
roses
The three tables in front were decor
aled with American Beauty roses. GRO
tons. draeanas and Boston ferns. while
the remaining four tables in lhe connect
ing west room were gracefully arrayed
with Brides roses. carnations and hello
trole.
dcsprit over green silk. and Master Syl-
Van Myers acted as ring-bearers, and
headed the bridal parry. The twelve
bridesmaids were Sowned in dainty white
point d'esprir over green taffeta. and car
Cied bouquets Of white carnations and
asparagus fern. The maids Of honor wore
white lnousseline over white tatfeta and
carried white carnations The bride was
rowned in exquisite creations OF white
satin and point lace and carried a
bouquet Of lilies Of the valley and
orchids. Miss Stella Myers. imlne-
dialely preceded by her maid Of
honor, Miss Fannie Edcl, of San Francis
co, entered. leaning on the arm OF her
father. and Miss Florence Myers. pre-
ceded by Miss Blanche Iecht. of Nor
folk. was accompanied by her uncle,
AIR Herman Myers. Mayor OF Savannah.
They were met at the altar by the
sroems and their best men. Mr.. Falk. of
IItr sbu-E, and Mr.. samuel Camp, of Chi
cage.
Tho bridesmaids were Misses Sadie
Whitlock Miriam Eosenleiln, Mabel sly
Gle. Corinne Straus. Sadie Thalhilner, Ri
Ia Meyers, Irna aud Corinne Rosenbaum.
Emily Raab. Amelia kahnweiler. Maud
l!ccht Of Norfolk; Irene Eachenhelmer,
Columbia. Pa, and Nessrs. Nose Hose,
NJ NJ. MarcEse Ellis Hutzler. Albert
Lang. ". NJ. Mittiedorfer. Henry Straus,
Charleston, w. Va: Milton Blum. Phil
adeiplla: Morris liirShicr. Norfolk: How
ard Cartier Huntington. W. Va. NJ
Schotty 1'itrshur=: Edward Camp New
York. NJ I.oewenstein. Charleston. w.
Va. and Leon ifirsh. York. Pa, acted
as uSherS
Mr.. Henry 5. Hutzler was Master OF
Ceremonies.
Tho brides gifts In their bridesmaids
were dainty fans. and The grooms pre-
scented their usbers with leather purses.
Tuesday evening Ar. and Mrs. Myers en-
;ertaned the bridal party and out-of-town
guests with a delightful dance and sup
per at the Jefferson Club.
Among the guests from & distance are:
MIR Herman Myers. Savannah; Mr. 81
20 Myers, New York; Mr. and -f's. J.
Hecht, Norfolk; Mir. Z. 5. Ettenheilner,
Mr. and Mrs. 5. /. Euenheilner, Ro-
chester. n ": MIR. William Loeb. Provl-
denae Il. l.: Senator and Mrs. John w.
Daniel. and Mr.. ard Mrs. Adolph Jessel,
Mr. and Mrs. Iiirsh, York. Pa; Mr. Il.
Camp. New York: Mr. Charles Gugsen-
slei,ller. New York: Mr.. and Mrs. lowen-
berg. and Mr. and Mrs Camp of Nor
folk