Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
Marriage OF Miss syeIe TO Mr.. Well

one OF The fashionable weddings oi the
season took place at the residence OF Mr.
Julius Sycle, No. Is east Grace street, last
night; the bride being his daughter, Mss
Celia, very pretty Young lady, and the
groom Mr. Charles Weilman, prominent
and popular Businessman OF New YORK
city.
The large double parlors were beautifully
decorated with flowers and ferns, aud at the
rear end OF one an altar was erected beneath
an arch Of evergreens.
There were no grOOmsmon or bridesmaids.
The bride and groom entered preceded by
the ushers and immediate members OF the
family. Rev. A. Harris oilicia,ed. The
ushers were Mcssrs. l.. Bendhem, Samuel
Sycle, Seymour Sycle. aud Isaac Sycle.
The bdde was attred in white illle and
crepe de chen en tram, with diamond
ornaments, and wore an elegant diamond
bracelet the Gift Of the groom. She carried
in her hand loose bouquet OF lilies Of the
valley and white roses.
IIitle Miss Edna Dalsheimer, OF New
York, niece Of the groom, wore white China
silk. Miss Eta Sycc, sister OF the bride,
and Mis-. Hattie Iseman, niece OF the bride,
were attired in white null and served as
MAIDS OF honor.
The following ladies' were present: Mrs.
Julius Syce. black fallle and diamond orna-
ments; Mrs. l.. DalshcimeT, OF New York,
black point d'Esprt cut decOilette,
with diamond ornaments; Mrs. III.
I.eman, black silk with jet ornaments
Mrs. :. II. Hamburger, Of Philadelphia, SIS
ter Of the bride, black silk, with MORE and
Brussels net cut dcc0Nette. with diamond or
namenls; Mrs. A.Greenwald, grandmother OF
the bride. black silk; Miss &. Lilienthal, Sa-
l. 4 1. ,.fvaa.s IL a..f
ietie, and diamond ornaments; Miss Clara
Wallersteln, yellow moire. trimmed in crys-
tai cut decOlleie; Miss Myra Rose, in Old
Rose fane and pearl ornaments Miss
Dora Rose, black lace and laycn.
der, diamond ornaments; Miss Dcllie
MAY, black net, di-ectoire style with,
flowers Miss Miriam Greenwild, black
lace cut dtcOHedc; Miss Amelia New.
man, black lace and diamond ornaments;
MIS-. II. R0scnbaum, black lace and iaille,
diamond ornaments; Mrs. l.. Cohen, black
silk and art ornaments; Mrs. {. L. Strause,
gray faille, diamond ornaments; Mrs. W. j.
Rose black lace and moire, diamond orna-
mcnis.
Among the strangers present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Dasheimer, Of New York, and Mr.. and
Mrs. :. II. Hamburger, OF Philadelphia.
After the ceremony the guests were in
viied to paitake Of an elegant feast prepared
by Mr.. aud Mrs. Svcle.
Mr.. and Mr.. Weimsn left on the 2:30
O'Clock train this morning for wedding
trip extending through the South 10 New
Orleans.
About one hundred aud fifty congrsiula-
tory telegrams, besides four cable ispatches,
were received by the bride and groom last
night.
M. oroo,, rccofvod % a u-odlinfy eyiff a
check for handsome sum from his sister
and bro,her-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Newman, OF New York.
The presents received by the bride were
handsome and costly, and were sent by
friends and relatives in New York. Phia-
dclpha, New Orleans. aud other distant
elites. a. well a. a large number from this
city. The brides presents consisted OF
check for "a snug sum from her brothers, an
elegant hat-rack OF hard.oAk wood, two cases
OF solid siVerware, set OF silver spoons, set
Of silver ice-eream spoons, silver fruit-
knives, carving set with buck-horn handles,
royal Worcester and oXidized writing set,
solid silver custard dish, Japanese urn,
i1oweIed vase, silver waiter, silver nap
kin-rings and salt and pepper cruets, brass
and mirror, one dozen solid silver
fruit.kniyes, fruit bowl, pitcher sud glasses
of cut-glasS, parlor lamp OF cut-glass, silver
butter bowl. brass boOk.table with onyx top
and bottom, brass ornamental urn, partridge
ornamental thermometer, fish set
ovstar set, ice-cream and fruit set OF china,
pink glass ornamental bowl, OXidized silver
clock and statue, two pair OF brouze statues,
Rogels's group "He Loves Me-" plush
album, two Arabian statues, pair Of
brass clndelabra mirrors, Japanese tea-set,
decanters and wine-gasses, set OF painted
chinaware. an elegant gloye-box, china tea
service complete, al engraving entitled
- The Two Rivals" hand-painted chair
rests, several terra.cotta ornaments, waiter,
painted glasses. and urn, handmade lace
set OF shams and spread. oxydized-silver
fruit basket, gold. lined, with twisted gold
handle; fine psrlor lamp and lace shade.