Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-11
A PRETTY WEDDING.
Mr.. Thomas Adkins and Miss Adele
Tyler Married at St. PaurS.
CHURCH CROWDED WITH FRIENDS
4 Beautiful Cercmony-Many Society
People Reconsideration After
riages I'm Richmond Yesterday.

riages I'm Richmond Yesterday.
Old st. Paurs church was the scene
Of a brilliant wedding last evening. when
Miss Adele Tyler. the accomplished
and beautiful daughter OF Mr.. James
Il. Tyler, was made the bride OF Mr.
Thomas Adkins.
The church, which had been beautifully
decorated for the occasion. was filed
with friends OF the young couple, when
promptly at o'clock the strains Of Men
delssohn's wedding march announced that
the bridal party had arrived
The bridesmaids. Misses Nancy Dodd.
Of Philadelphia; Grace Tnslee Of New
York. Isabel Ferris. Of Jersey City
Heights. and Lima Mayo. Maud MoKen-
ney. Mabel Todd. Lyle Tyler, and Lou
Adkins all gowned in white null. over
pink taffeta, and carrying bouquets Of
American Beauties made their advent
through the chancel and marched up the
centre aisle. forming an either side Of the
door.
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reverse order, alternating in couples with
the groomsmen. Messrs. WIN. Moseley
Jack Miller. Jack Palmer, S. ;. =. Pate
son. Linwood Antrim. Charles Crenshaw
Turner Arlington. and Charles BONNER
Of Lynchburg who had formed i'm pairs
at the door.
The ushers. Messrs. James \. Mon
cure. Wyndham Boiling William Gray
and Claude Patrick. followed In pairs.
and were in turn followed by two little
flower girls. Misses Matte Bowie and
Mary MOntlan. who were dressed in
green. and carried bouquets Of pinks.
THE BRIDE ENTERS.
Miss Florence Clark. OF Scottsvlle the
maid of honor. in pink laffeta. and carry
ing bouquet of american Beauties.
next entered alone, ana Immediately be-
hind her came the bride. escorted ~ her
father. She was -Xqus'ely gowned in a
white satin skirt en- trane; tulle waist
trimmed with orange blossoms, and over
all was a flowing tulle veil. She carried
4 bouquet Of lilies OF the valley
At the chancel the brides maids formed
on either side. and the groomsmen took
positions back OF them, the little flower
girls standing on either side Of the en-
trance. The groom entered from the
door in rear OF the chancel. with his bro
Their and best man. Mr. w. +. Adkins.
and received his bride from her fatN.
The beautiful and impressive Episcopal
ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr.
Hartley Carmichael, after which the
bridal party left the church by the main
aisle, Mr.. and Mrs Adkins preceding the
bridesmaids and groomsmen. In couples.
RECEPTION AT HOME.
oil -,
Of the brides parents. No. 50 west Frank
lin street after the ceremony, whore a
reception was rendered the bridal party.
The happy couple left on the o'clock
train for an extended tour Of the North.
Mr.. Adkins is a successful merchandise
broker, and 4 most popular young man.
His bride Is a charming young lady. and
has host of friends, both in this city
and elsewhere.
OTHER WEDDINGS YESTERDAY.
Mr.. II. c. Baker and Miss Lille Brauer
were married yesterday afternoon by
Rev. DR.. George Cooper. Of the First
Baptist church. The ceremony was only
attended by a few intimate friends. and
the couple left on the O'Clock train for
Washington and other northern points.
The groom, popular young man. is
In the service of the Richmond Railway
| and Electric Company. and is a brother
Of Mr.. II. T. Baker. who travels for NJ.
AIllhlser 81 Co. His bride Is quite an at
tractive and popular young lady.
There was a pretty marriage at St.
Peters Cathedral yesterday afternoon,
when Miss Hattie Mason became the bride
| Of Mr.. p. p. Ryan. The ceremony was
performed by Father Ahern. and was fol-
lowed by a reception at the residence
Of the brides brother-in-aw, Mr.. Thomas
| o. Myrtle where a host of friends as
semb ed 10 extend their best wishes.
/ The popularity Of the couple was attested
by the large number of presents received.
| Mr.. and Mrs Ryan left on the 7 o'clock
| train for a northern tour.
MARRIED IN THE MORNING.
At ST. Mary's German Catholic church
Yesterday morning at 1880 o'clock Miss
/ Maggie Hulcher was made the bride Of
| Mr.. August Vonderlehr. Rev. Father VIII
| lebald Baumgartner being the celebrant,
| assisted by Father John, who served as
deacon, and Father Andrew as sub-deacon.
A large company OF friends and rela-
/ tives OF the contracting parties witnessed
/ the marriage. The ushers In attendance
/ were Messrs Frank Hulcher (best nam,
| John Gregory William Sorg John Lynch,
William Schultz. and Joseph Herbert.
/ Miss Kate Schepers was the maid of hon
| or and Professor Charles r. Mutter pre-
/ sided at the organ. playing the wedding
march from "Lohengrin" as the bridal
| cortege entered the church. After the
| ceremony the newly-wedded pair took the
train for Old Point.