Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-21
HEARTS MADE HAPPY.
TWO NOTABLE WEDDINGS YESTERDAY
EVENING.
Nr. p. z. Montague and Miss Mary A. Ty-
lsr; Mr.. Emmett Reams and Miss
Minnie horrissette.

Mr.. +. f. Montague and Miss Mary Allen
Tyler were married last evening at Monu-
mental Episcopal church. This was one Of
the events OF the season 10 which the best
elements Of Richmond society looked with
decided interest, and the affair was altogether
quite 4 brilliant one.
More than an bour before the time fixed
for the ceremony people began to flock to
the church on foot and in carriage. and this
continued until the sacred edifce was well
filed The audience embraced much Of the
elite Of Richmond, aud the array Of hand.
some toilets was unusually large. Looked
upon from the gallery the scene partOok OF \
richness ana beauty not frequently boheld.
TIE ESTREE.
Half past O'Clock was the hour fixed for
the nuptals and few minutes later PROBES
sor Jacob ReinhlTdt, who bad been enter
tanning the audience with varied airs, struck
up The conventional wedding march, the door
was thrown open. and the cOrttge filed in in
the following order: The ushCfs brides
maids In pairs, with the grOomsmen alter
mating and in the same order;
maid of honor alone. and the bride
following. leaning on the arm OF
her father. At the chancel she was met
by the groom, who entered from the Yes'ry-
room accompanied by his best man. The
ceremony was conducted by the rector, Rev.
DR.. j. Z. Newton, and the procession
formed with the bride and groom in front,
the best man and maid OF honor next, and
then the bridesmaids and gr0Omsmen IN
pairs, followed by the ushers.
THE DRESSES.
The brides graceful figure was clad in a
direclOrc toilet of white iaile with duchess
lace. The maid Of honor wore dress OF
pink gauze, and the bridesmaids wore pink
ard white. The first two wore pink and the
next two white, Snd so on. The groomsmen
and ushers all wore the conventional black
cYening-drcss suit.
TIE ATTENDANTS.
The following were the attendants: Maid
Of Honor, Miss Emma 4. Tyler, sister Of the
bride.
Bridesmaids named in the order in which
they came: MISS Florence Tyler, OF Rich
mond. and Miss sue Morris, OF Philadelphia;
Miss wyatt q cousin u The groom, from
1idcwgtcr Virginia, and Miss Norma Dos
well. oi Hanover, Miss Gordon and Miss
S0uthall, both OF Charlottesville; Miss Blair
aud Miss TaDneT. ot Richmond; Miss skim
Groomsmen: A. j. Montague, Of DanVllle
cousin OF The groomL best man; Edgar
Montaguc and Josh Ross. Of Lexington;
Nj. Hamilton, of Baltimore; Messrs. Barks-
dale, Diggs, Ilewett, and Tyler. Of Rich
mond: Robert Lee, OF Alexandria tbrother
OF Governor Leel and Mr.. HUI, OF Balu-
more.
fishers: Messrs. Leslie and Gordon Blair
ana Mr.. Lewis, OF Richmond; Mr.. Hewctt,
Of Charles city.
RECEPTION.
From the church tbe bridal party drove to
the residence Oi the BRIDES father, No. PIG
south Third street, where a reception was
rendered the company and limited number
OF intimde friends and rclatyes OF the bride
and groom were present Dir. and Mrs. Mon
laeue leave on the 1:20 nOrth-bound train this
morning for tour North and West, during
which they viii visit W ashington, New York;
Niagara, -. Louis. Duluth, and many other
places. They will DE away until Christmas.
The groom res des IN Essex county. tie ~
a graduate OF West Point and is nov in
charge Of an engineering corps on the Nir-
ginil Western and Tennessee road.
The bride, who IL lady possessed OF
many charms in addition 10 her beauty OF
feature and form, is the daughter Of Mr..
John II. Tyler.
ms-uOFrissette.
Quite large audience assembled OF
Leigh. street Baptist church Yesterday after
noon 90 witness the marriage Of Mr. Emmett
y. Ream. and Miss Minnie V. Morrlsseiie.
The ceremony, which was very pretty m
deed, wa. performed by Rev. Or. :. \.
Goodwin, aud Professor Watson, the accom-,
nished orsanist oi the church. presided n
the organ. lie entertained the audience with
sweet music Tor hai an hour or more before
the bridal party arrived.
AZ afcw minutes after the appointed time
professor Watson began the wedding march,
and the bride and groom entered, preceded
by The u.hers. Messrs. Jos ph W. East tbest
MANI, II. G. Reams (hrother of the groom),
j. r. Hughes, Charles WlllerOy, Julien G..
snellings, and John Robinson. Immediately
after the ceremony Mr.. Reams and his pretty
Young bride proceeded 10 the Danyille depot
where they took the 4:30 Gork-Rlyer train
for West Point, at which place they were
transferred to q Baltimore steamer. They
viii spend several days in Baltimore and
Washington.
Mr.. Reams is 2 resident Of Manchester.
popular young man, and is connected with
the operating department q the Richmond
and DaDyille railroad. The bride Is dAugh-
ter OF Professor r. Morris cite, prncpal OF
the East-Eud school She is 4 young lady
OF many personal attractions.