The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-11
MISS ADELE TYLER WEBS
Mr.. THOMAS ADKINS MAKES HEE
ms BRIDE.
The Beautiful Ceremony Performed ut ~.
Psuls Church Last Night-The Cos
TUNES and Attendants.

tunes and Attendants.
Another wedding claimed the fashion.
able attention on last evening at !
O'Clock in ST. Pauls church. II was that
OF Miss Adele Mills Tyler ana Mr.. Thomas
Adkins. The bride is the daughter OF Mr.
James Evans Tyler. and has. since max
Ing her debut two years ago, held a
| prominent place IA the social he OF tho
younger fashionable set. She IS Of q
piquant typo. both IN ngure and face. un-
DER the medium height, OF slight gure.
| broNn-cycu. with clear complexion ana
brown hair. TIE groom Is d member OF
tho wcli-kDOHn firm OF Ihons Adkins
a Co. brokers, and generally popular IN
| society circles. Last night ALTAR is the
/ contamination 10 when Tie world OF
| fashion has been looking with much In
tclest since the engagement OF Miss Tyler
and Air Adkins appeared IN the local
| newspapers.
The ceremony. In accordance. OF course.
with the ritual OF the Episcopal Church.
was performed by Rev. Hartley Car
michael
BEAUTIFUL DECORATIONS.
AFR Hammonds' art was called into
! rcquisitIOn for the floral decoration Of the
| chancel, which was mainly OF palms and
/ lilies.
IL viii be remembered that the chancel.
! without cxtrinsic aids, is, and especially
| since the placing Of the Anderson me-
mortal panel, one OF the most beautiful
! in tho South. and that the gas lights
/ bring this fact out wonderfully. All the
| white and gold effects were al their best
! last evening
THE CEREMONY.
Six hundred invitations were issued -
the church. but many without Invitations
accompanied those with them. SO that
| the body Of the building was filled.
within the white ribbon sat eighty-hNe
OF the most intimate friends OF the con-
tracing parties hose invited TO bee pres
emit az the reception which succeeded the
ceremony Evening dress was the regu-
latlOn thing within that boundary ana
many handsome toilets were noticed.
Professor Jacob Kcinhardt had his ac-
custOmed place at tine or6an, rendering
the march from 'Lohengrin as the
bridal party entered tho church and Men
dclssohns as they left IL.
TIE ATTENDANTS.
Tho order OF entrance was identical
with that upon the occasion OF the Bruce
wedding. The bridesmaids. eight in num-
bor. entered from the vestry-rOOm, two
by two. thence 10 the middle aisle OF the
church. when. facing each other. IN
columns OK four, they formed an aisle
through which groomsmeu, usheis, ETC
approached the chancel, the final order
being two bridesmaids. two groomsmen,
two bridesmaids. two grOOmsmon, etc.
The ushcrs were Immediately followed by
little Misses Matte Bowie and Mary Nor
ton. VINO Wore the daintiest green dresses.
flowing hair and looked extremely
CHARMING Tho maid oi honor, Miss 10Y
crce Clarke. OF Albemarle. entered alone
followed hy the bride and her father.
Miss Clarke wore pink silk and carried
American Beauty roses. ,.-,..
The bridesmaids We're Misses luslee. oil
New York. D0dd Of Philadelphia. Fer
ris. of Jersey ely Heights. Lima Mayo,
Lou Adkins. Maudc MclNcnney Mabel
Todd. and Lvle Tyler All wore white
silk mul over pink taffeta and carried
Tho groom -mcn were Messrs. s. s +.
Patteson Claude Patrick. Charles Cren-
shaw. Charles Boehmer' Of Lynch burg
Jack Miller Jack Palmer. L{nWood An
trim and William Albert Smit.
Tho ushers were Mesers. Wyndham
Boiling. James Moncure. William Gray.
and Turner Arlington. These gentlemen
an wore black dress suits lWhiie vests
and boutouniores of La France bnus.
THE BRIDE.
The brides gown was ~ tie conFen-
tiOnal white satin. and ni.rd tne tlHGtl.i
figure with the perfection iHr nollHtt
loves The veil was OF tuile. ana rom
the head and over ono shoulder long
sprays of the significant orange blossoms
fell. She carried a. shower pouluel OIL
lilies OF the valley. Her ialhei gave h't
away. Mr. Carmlchaels performance OF
me ceremony was most .mur. ssive. The
spectacular effect from the vie" point ol
The rear of the church WAS also im-
p THE RECEPTioN.
The reception foii0wIng the ceremony
was given az the residence OF Alf. anu
Mrs James Evans Tyler. for the pre-
narration of which Nj hammond was
also called iu. with the usual hIllH"Nt
result. The whole house was thrown oLfh
and "a prodigal hospitality extended. Inc
floral decorations were on roses. Guy an"
Growing. and palms The presents re-
coived were certainly a most conciuslNe
commentary on the popularity or lue
couple and the good wishes Whieh io'''"
them. t. Ca. clio ~orth
and returning. will go 20 NeniNas5hie'
IA. FOR tho summer They VIII reside }"
this city
Observation-Disclosures.
Alr. August J.. Nonderlehr and Miss
marguerite Estellc Hu.cher were MAJ leu
Yesterday morning at 1880 O'clock at ol'
Nervs German Catholic church, ,t
nhe ceremony was terloIlueI, .tMIl"o
is.ltrrrarfI..r being the celcbrant, assist
I'd by Father John. WHO served o7 u,H-
con. and Father Andrew as S-D-uts''oli'
A largo company OF friends ana le4a-
tiyes OF the contracting coupe Mll-9Sss.D
fne marriage. The u-ueIs I'D attcANiiA'1
,,ers Ncs.r-. Frank Hulchcr loest mani
I,6r Gregory. William Sorg. John Lynch
William Schultz and Joseph htIteIt L.
Miss Kate Srhepcrs WIS t"' lHS,-
honor and Professor Charles "ut'5'
presided AZ the organ, PLAYING '"e ~
ding march from 10. 't4-l 44 "'
BRIDAL cortege entered the cnut.H. A..
fta ceremony the ueNl}-Neu4c4 PAIR lo~N
the train for Ola Poihi. ..t.t t...
Mr. Nondor.ehr g. connectca WIZ ,'.
mechanical department OF PIC -.
His bride is popu'D4 anu
young lady.