The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-25

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.rrrlish wedding. az which Miss
,,.r-lson Peasants and N. VA
N's4'v wharton Archer were pronounced
Yam ..tf. took place yesterday even
800" az +cock in ST. Paurs Episcopal
ins o. 49,, hartley Carmichael. the rec
'oI Zinc. was crowded with con-
''. .., of R.chmond's fashionable folk.
,t8n we're in evening costume.
I .r was beautifully decorated
Ir '4 sunax being cntwincd about
WIGS and me altar was banked e%-
l | aim American Beauty roses.
Q-s' ..rle'alra enhanced the beauty
.-,,y1lir.s and cast a soft light
he wedding tao.eaH.
Ai" .t.tllv notes OF the Lohengrin
te bridal party entered. Tie
A.'.. ,ra first. then the bridesmaids
t'-' ~ honor and the bride with her
She was met no the chancci by
.-. groom and best man.
H-IF. uas EHWnrd ln 4 beautilui
..-. costume OF white faiue, trimmed
t r..rf lace. and The SOFT tulle ven
..s caught up sum dia'ioHo pms '"'
..,-.ai white brides roses
Tie bridesmaids. Mss Norma ana MSS
,, Stewart. wore Empire gowns OF
... .r.r. arI carried bouquets Of
,--.n Beauty roses.
-.. maid OF honor. Miss Mary Morris
r.e apeaialed I'm white satin
. ars 0r.auIie and valenciennes lace
~ william Ryan was best man, and
.s..et.rs were Ncssrs S. $. j. Patteson.
b Nmfrd. Cary Sheppard. Jack
r..sgrts. John Pickren, j. Randolph
Ts.- 49,. Chase Morton ond Charles w.
'..r- Jr.. OF Williamsburg.
me bride is the lovely brunette daugh-
.-af Str and Mrs. J. Adair Peasants.
.f ffr groom Is vlce-president OF the
s.a Newspaper Company, and one OF
.r. .I.t.r. is president OF the Virginia
Afternoon Press Association. and member
~ fa advisory board of the Southern
Press Bureau. lie SIS "a brilliant journal
tt and has won an enviable reputation
asa writer Of short stories for the pOpu-
a- magazines.
tr.- fHe wedding n reception was held
.t ha BRIDES home. 80. sos east Franklin
street.. at which were present the bridal
.rr. relatives and "a few intimate
rrde a charming collation. was served
md later iu the evening Mr. and Mrs.
Archer left on Chesapeake and ohio
f..r f0r Northern tour. extending as
fr as Boston.
Among those present were; Mrs Rosa
Delaney. Washington; Mrs. j.. II. Robert
.r Mrs. Alexander Cameron. Mr.. and
1f-s Joseph Bryan. Misses Stewart. Miss
F.t. Brown. Baltimore; Mrs. Robert g.
REYNOLDS. Mrs. Samuel Wallace, Rev. and
rrs Hartley Carmichael. Mr.. and Mrs.
N.LaIu Peasants. Colonel and Mrs. C..
uH Cowardn. Mrs. John Purcell Mrs
Thomas n. Leary. Jr. Mr.. and Mrs
James Peasants Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Sheppard Mrs. Russell Robinson. Mrs
a. W. Coleman WILLIAMSBURG; Hon and
Nrs r. O.. Minor. Mrs Reginald Gillian
ST. and Mrs. ~ f. Peasants. Mrs. Nir-
rr.a Peasants and Miss Lutte Peasants
Among those who attended the wedding
Vtr- the members of the brides Sunday
n1ol class. There were also present d
large contingent of the newspaper men
OF this city. Among the presents was a
very handsome lamp. sent by the business
and editorial forces OF the State.
Cox-TayIor.
A very pretty home wedding was cele-
lratcd az the home OF the brides parents.
NHNa west AHINIA EtIfNIf Nf"iHI iAN' y
evening at g o'clock when Miss Leila
TAYLOR. DAUGHTER OF Mr.. j. H. Taylor.
became the wifb OF Mr. w. r. Cox. Of
T,nchburr. pr. j ~. Taylor. brother Of
tDe bride. was best man. and Miss
Norma L.. Cox, OF Lynchburg. sister OF
tle groom maid Of honor Little Misses
Blanche Lee and Edith Tomunsou made
% very pretty picture as flower girls
THE bride wore light travelling suit,
and carried in her hand a large bouquet
OF bridal roses. Rev Or. j. G. Hiien
performed the ceremony I'm the presence
of o. large number of the relatives and
friends 0f the contracting parties
Among those from distance i'm attend
au.e were: Misses Fannie Scay and Lille
Thomas. of Lyuchburg; Misses Norma
and Massie Cox. of Lynchburg. sisters
90 the groom. and Mr.. S. L. Cox, of
Lu.lburg brother OF the groom
THE bridal couple were the recipients
W o. number of handsome presents. Inn
uaIatelv after the ceremony SIR. and
lra Cox left on the 7.0J train for Wash
m-'0n. They VIII visit Baltimore. Mount
Vernon and othsr points of interest
before returning 20 Lynchburg. where
Hv WIN reside iu future
Tile bride is a lady of many admirable
qualities, and is very popular among
tt' H' iAIIINfI hI lilfIIln I'D IIlS CITY.
l.e groom &C. "a popular young man OF
Lruehhurg where be is connected with
ta Southern Express Company
un Tuesday evening a reception was
given the bridal party and their friends
10 the residence Of Mr.. j. II. Taylor
Tyler-CaraVati.
Nr j. Dawson Tyler and Miss Mamie
U Ca1yau were married yesterday even
''f no the residence OF the brides father.
100 east Broad street. Mr. TYLER is a
n 1. the late Captain James AI. TYLER.
l DTS marriage was quietly performed
"1 account OF the recent death of his
i'h-r The best man was the eroom's
H'Hsr Henry Tyler. and the ushers
".ra Nessrs. Lawrence Kimhau OF Gcor-
.aau Tyler. Henry Caravau and
I..H.s richardson The ceremony was
performed by Father Charles ponohoe. OF
Newport News. Mr.. and Mrs. Tyle..
"'H tae 1895 train for short trip.
Welded iu Washington.
a marriage license was ISSUED in Wash
...'n few days since to William r.
Jennings. of Richmond, and Mary Ola
--'i.f ot Chesterfield county.