The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-13
APRIL BRIDES
IN RICHMOND.
Miss Fannie B. Workman Weds Mr..
Milton S. Brown, Of New York.
MISS IOEHR WEEDS TO Mr.. KENT
The Charming Daughter Of Col. Chas
L. Loehr the Bride of FIuvanna
Planter Mr., Lawrence Sycle
and Miss Minna Stcrnheimcr

Amid luxuriant palms which trans
formed the handsome parIors OF the resi-
oence of Mr.. w. :. Workman, III east
Grace street, into a scene OF tropical
beauty, with the golden hues OF the JON
quill the harbinger of spring cleaning
here and there. Miss Fannie Is. Workman
became the wife of Mr.. Milton ,. Brown,
The ceremony was performed at b
O'Clock Yesterday evening in the presence
of the family and some near frlehds'
Rev. Dr. George Cooper, pastor oil the
First Baptist church, being the Oihclalihs
minister.
The bride, a TALL handsome brunette
was tastefully attired in white SATIN. her
attendants were two dainty niue misseS'
attired in yellow, and carrying bouquets
Of fonquils. They were Misses LaVina
Thomas and Gwendoln Rutherford.
The ceremony was a most impressive
one. made doubly so by the simple but
beautiful surroundings. At its close the
assembled guests partook of refresh
menis The beautiful floral decorations
were by Mann & Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown left on the f.4O
train for a Northern tour, at the end or
which they will go TO New YORK to
reside. where Mr.. Brown Is engaged IN
business with Messrs. Snellingberger *
Co.
The newly-made bride is a daughter of
the late Mr.. Charles +. Workman. and Is
possessed of many attractive qualities, as
we'll as great beauty of person.
Sycie-Sternhcimer
The wedding Of Miss Minna Sternheim-
or. of Richmond. and Mr.. Lawrence
Sycle. now Of Baltimore. was leading
social interest last evening. and took place
at O'Clock Rev. DR.. Calisch oilciatlhs'
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. Lewis
Sternheimer. at whose residence-ll9 west
CLAW street.-The ceremony was performed
Both bride and groom have special
claim to the high regard OF many
friends, and both enjoy unusual poPu-
larity.
The house was beautifully decorated
throughout in honor of the occasion. and
Professor STEMS orchestra were station
ed at the foot of the stairway leading
TO the second floor. The halls and floors
were covered with white crash, and the
color scheme was OF green and "hlte'
the latter. so far as flowers were con-
cerned. being supplied by lilies and roses.
The marriage ceremony was performed IN
the large front room on the second floor,
Dr. Calisch and the bridal party standing
against a semi-circular background OF
palms. The bride had only one attend
an;-her younger sister, Miss Leah Stern
heimer. who wore pure white organize
and white taffcta, and carried white
roses. The toilette. like that Of the bride.
was in faultless taste. The latter is
brunette of graceful figure and effective
coioring. She looked most charming IN
white or2andie over white tafeta- with
veil caught by clustering orange blossoms
and diamond pin. which was the
groom's pift She carried Bible. with
markers of lilies of the valley. Mr.. Joseph
Mitteluorner was best man.
The ceremony was followed by a recep-
ton at the home Of the brides parents,
where hospitality on a royalty lavish scale
was extended. Among the many very
elegant costumes noted were those OF Mrs.
f. Hccht and Miss Edna heun', OF Bal
timore. Congratulations were extended.
and later Mr. and Mrs. Syclc left for
the wedding trip. the itinerary Of which
will include Old Point New York, Nj
agara and Boston.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs Sternheimer Mr.. and Mrs Isaac
Cohen. Mr.. and Mrs. b. Baer, Mr.. and
Mrs VI. Sycle, MIR. and Mrs. J. Sycle.
Mr and Mrs Seymour Sycle. Mr.. sam
Svcle. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bachrach. Mrs.
J. IiiIenfield. Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Strauss.
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Held. DR. and Mrs "a
Iisch. Isaac ID. Leonard Sycle, Mrs Lena
Rose, Mrs. n. Baer and Miss Josie Baer.
Miss Leah Sternheimer. Miss Resale
Held. Miss Rena Strauss Miss Florence
Sternheimer, Miss Minnie Block, Miss
Eta Greentree, Miss Rosa Greontree Dr..
and Mrs. I.abenberg, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Strauss. Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Hutzler Mr.
Lee Sycle, Mr.. Sidney Sycle, Mr.. Ben
Sycle. Messrs. Fred Ike. Nathan and
Hiram Sternheimer. Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Sycle: AIr. and Mrs. b. Lilhenfeld, Of
Norfolk, and Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel
Hecht Miss Edna Hecht. Mr.. Simon
Huchberger. Mr. Eddie Doeplitz. Mrs. J.
c. Moser; Mrs. Meyerstein. all OF Balti-
more
ent-IOehr.
A pretty ceremony was performed At
$3.50 o'clock yesterday morning by Rev.
Dr. Paul l.. Mcneil, at ST. Johns German
Lutheran church. when Miss Alice Nir-
l.inia Loehr became the wife of Mr..
Oscar L. Kent.
Since the day the invitations were Is
sued. a warm interest has been felt in
the affair Miss Loehr. who IS a daugh-
ter Of Col. G. T. LOehr. mas been so
prominently identified with Confederate
memorial Work in Richmond, that her
removal from the city is generally re-
garded as a distinct loss in that connec-