The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09

and who also represents his State in
Mrs. Claytor's husband was ga
with General Gusts Lee.
Z. Both ladies have been assiduous
reproduced at the Worlds Fair.
ribbon and lace. She carried a corona
tlon bouquet OF La France roses.
The bride entered with her father, Mr..
Sol. r.. Bloomberg, and was met at The
altar By the groom and his bes t. man.
Mr.. Leigh Lichtcnstein. She wore q
handsome travelling gown OF pale gray.
With gray velvet hat and gray, gloves.
Her flowers were q shower OF Bride
roses. s,i
During the beautiful and impressive
ceremony the bridal music from Lohcn-
grin was rendered, and at its conclusion
the Inspiring music OF H1endelssohn'a
wedding march. n
a beloved friend Of the bride and her
family, Mrs. Adolph Klein, who ranks
as one OF the best and most prominent
Epianists OF Cincinnati. Ohio, presided at
tho piano, and with her accustomed skill
rendered the wedding music with such
rare ability IS to warrant the merited
Ecnconliun,s which her playing always
elicits Her costume was ali imported
gown of white ,nessaline silk, With berthe
and medal]ions Of exquisite irish point
lace and eound yoke OF real Valen-
ciennes and embroidery; diamond and
pearl ornaments.
The brides mother was very hand
some In a becoming gown OF black crepe
4 de chine.
Mrs. Lichtenstein the mother OF the
groom, was in black lace. applique, over
The pleasure OF he coca sion was great
~ enhanced by the unexpected arrival
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sol. A. Eckstein and
their son. Nr. Charles Eckstein. warm
and Intimate friends OF the family, who
came from Milwaukee, Wis. to be pres
ent at the ceremony. Mrs. Eckstein
wore an elaborate gown Of black crepe
d. chine with garniture OF dull Jet lace.
Other guests from a distance were:
Mrs. Yetta lander. OF Tarboro, n. C.;
the groonls. grandmother; Miss Mabel
Morris. OF Tarboro; and MI. Milton =.
Bloombcrg, of Greensboro. NJ G.
Mr.. Harold S. Bloomberg, the brides
the nuptIals were followed by a wedding
( breakfast, at which the health Of the
newly welded pair was drunk and cons
gratulations were offered.
profusion OF lovely bridal gifts in
silver, cut-glass, china, and other ar
FtIclcs evidenced the remembrance and
esteem OF many friends.
groom left for a Northern wedding tour,
after which they, will reside in T "a
NC sss @ 81
lessee collins.
The marriage Of Miss Annie g. Collins,
\ of This place, and Mr. Charles T. jesse,
Of New York. at noon October 5tl, was
an event OF great interest at Bowling
Green, Va. ss5s I'll 5s5
The wedding was distinguished BY its
extreme simplicity. The ceremony was
performed BY the Rev. Mr.. Haley, OF
ESeventh-Street church, Richmond. va.
The wedding march was played by MIS-
Nv. j. Peyton, also o Richmond.
The ushers were: Messrs. w. +. Cole
and ". ". Horner, of Baltimore; IL. G..
Blackly, OF Richmond; II. B. Coghill, OF
Milford; p. 4. J csse, and 6. u Collins.
OF Bowling Green, Va. Tho church was was
beautifully decorated with palms, ferns.
and golden rod. The color scheme Pc
Ing in green and gold.
The BRIDE dressed in a handsome tailor
gown OF dark blue cloth with hat to
match. was accompanied bythers brother.
Mr., C. Ridgley Collins. The unlald Of
honor, Miss Daisy Byron Sutton, Wor 70
cream silk null with n black picture
I, hat. and carried cloth of gold roses
NIL, z. Jesse. brother Of groom was
best man. a delicious wedding break
fast was served ut the homo Of tho
bride. The presents were numerous and
handsome, Including silver and cut-glass,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse left Immediately
after the ceremony for an. extended
Western trip. visiting the Worlds FAIR
Salt Lake City, yellow Stone Park, Col
den Gate. and other places OF Interest g
Cpon their return they will reside IN New
York. Among the out-of-town friends
to witness the ceremony We're: Mr.. John
shackleford and wife. and MIS-. Annie
Jesse, OF New London; Mr.'tN. 81 CheWn-
ing, wife, and daughter, of " asling-
ton, d. C.; Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Camp
and Mrs. L. d. George. of Penola MIS-
j. &c. DcJarnett, OF Goochland;;s MIS- ".
y. Peyton and daughter, Miss Gladys, OF
Richmond, @
Levy Bremen.
The Baltimore American of Friday con-
tanned the following account of the we'd
ding OF Miss Sara Bremen to a. wei
known young gentleman Of this city: s
Miss Sara Bremen. the daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. Moses Bremen, No. 100
Park Avenue, and Mr.. Rapha Ell Levy, of
8Richmond, Va, were married at Z Q clock
Thursday evening. The ceremony was,
performed In the special wedding suite
or rooms In the Hotel Rennert by tho
Rev. Edward. Calisch, of Richmond. Va,
assisted by the Rev. Charles A.. Reuben
stein. OF Bolton Street Temple. Miss
Henrietta Brcnner, sister OF tho bride.
was maid Of honor, The bridesmaids
were Misses Mabel B. sycle and Reta
Jacobs, of Richmond. Va. Mr.. Joseph.
StieGel acted as best man, The ushers
We're Messrs. Martin Eichel and Walter
{sycle, OF Richmond, aud Alfred II. Gus
senhcimer, Albert Rosenhcilh William
II. Neil, Louis G, Rosenhetm. Isaac r.
sPels and Sol NJ, Bremen, Of Bulti-
more
The bride was attired IN q white crele
de chine dress over whlto tnffeta and
carried u white Bible and lilies or the.
valley. Tho maid Of honor wore white
silk over taffeta and carried White roses.
= he bridesmaids We're dressed III white
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