The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-14

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The week seems to have been given
over to the fair October briaes, and there
nave been many fragrant whifts from
orange blossoms. and there are more TO
COM, for next week VIII witness several
notable events.
among the interesting weddings was
that OF Mss Anne Lyle Tyler and Rev.
Is n1ami;l Mckenzie Anderson. which was
solemnszed at $40 O'clock Monday even
Ing at Al-Sainis' Ep;scapal Church.
MISS Sadie May Thalhimer and ai;
Alfred S. Koch were married on Tuesday
evening at Beth .ahaba sSyna goSne.
On Wednesday ats o'clock Mss Janet
Bruce Williams and Mr. ". Rrydon Ten
Eant " re welded.
Mss Annie Katherine E5el and AIR.
Theodore August Keck were married at
$50 O'Clock on Wedn2 sdag at the German
Evangelical Lutheran Church.
On the same afternoon Miss Maud Lewis
Odell and Mr.. Henry Hoffman, liirshbiei
became man ane WIFE
On Thursday afternoon ct $50 o'clock
Aii-Saints Church was the scene Of an
exceedingly beautiful wedding. The
bride was Miss Hattie Vail Tyler and the
groom Mr. Robert Giryin Blanton.
White and green prevailed in the church
decorations and the gowns of the brides
maids carried out the. color scheme.
To the strains Of Lob ngrin the bridal
party entered the church. The bride
wore an exquisite white organde over
wnlte 1affeta, and carried shower of
brides roses Her ySil was caught with
1eWelcd BUTTERFLY. She entered with
her sister and maid of honor, Miss
JOSEPHINE Leslie Tyler, who was gowned
In gold-embro:dered monsseline de sole
over yellow taffeta, and ccrried maid n
hair feras.
Preceding the bride came her brides
masdk-fourtsen of the most beautiful
girls an ire city. They wore picturesque
gowns of white tucked organdie, with
trimmings of applegreen satin ribbon,
and CARR bouquets OF American Beau
ties tied with streamers of green ribbon.
Tie bridesmaids were Mss Mamie
steger, Evelyn Deitrcas, Lille Urquhart,
EdS White, Ross Morris, Elizabeth
E.iasen,s of Washington. u. c.: Maude
Palmer of Alice; Ida Steger. Ruth Tan
.neE, Alice HotchkisS, Alice Blair, Emily
Knox, jimmie Hughes and Mapd Steel.
The groom was ACCOMPANIED by Mr.
John Stratller Calvert, Of North Carolina
who acted Is bsst man. and the uslers
We're Messrs. SAMUEL w Tyler, James
z. Tyler, A Tyler Brock, and Maxwell
Robson. Rev. Y lies Dawnman performed
the ceremony. After TIE marriage tis
bridal party returnd TO the home of the
brides parents, No. 5l6 West Grace Street.
TO cui The wedding cake.
The bride is one of the most attractive
ana popular young ladies in Richmond
exclusive circle She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Tyler. and is de. card ID
from a long line o. notable ancestors
Mr. Rlnrltnn is f.ODr1erfe5 f,-,,,
Of Davenport. Morris & COMPANY, and
is prominent in social circISs.
The young couple left on the 7:45 ira n
Tor Baltimore, where they viii be the
guests Of Mrs. Harry Hartzel They
VII later visit Niagara and other points
north.
After october aot. they will be at home
at No. 22i South Third Street.
The bridal gifts were exceedingly hand
some and numerous.
One OF the Interesting weddings TO take
place next week viii be that of Mr. Lu-
Glen White Rgland. son of Mr.. josiah
Ryland. and Miss May Josephine Trt-
ton, daughter of. Mrs. Helen Triton. The
marriage will take place on "Wednesday
October 18th. at $50 o'clock, at tle
Epiphany Episcopal Church in Barton
Heights.
On Thursday, October 18th, Miss Maud
Stage and Mr.. 1efin.rt L. Wilkinson will
be married in st. Johns Church
One of the seasons most brilliant So
cial events will be the wedding on We'd
nesday evening of Miss Hattie Virginia
Sycle and Mr. Edward Eigenbrun, The
Marriage will take place at p o'clock at
the jefferson Hotel, and will he followed
by an elegant reception in the roof-gar-
d IN. The ballroom of the hotel will
be profusely decorated in palms and yell
low crysanthemums. The walls will
be outlined in stately palms, and the
yellow autumn flowers will b. every
where evident.
In the .aicaVe IN the southwest portion
of the ballroom, an altar of evergreen
will be erected, above which will be
canopy Of pure white doves, While the
CLEAN of many yellow candles will lend
their mellow light TO the scene.
Promptly at nine O'clock, to the strains
of Lohengrin PLAYED by Thilow's or
chestra, the bridal party will enter
through the east partition of the dining
room. The beautiful bride will enter with
her father, Mr.. Simon Sycle. and will
wear an elegant French renaissance lace.
robe over white duchess satin. Her
veil Will be caught with diamond pin,
and she will carry a shower bouquet OF.
lilies of the ratisy.
Her sister. Miss Mabel Sycle. will be
maid of honor. Her piquant beauty
will be enhanced by an exquisite white
liberty satin gown, deliberately trimmed
in Russian lace. She will carry a bou-
uuet of yellow cryanthemums, tied with
white satin ribbons
Mr. Herbert Eigenbrun, brother of the.
groom, VIII l,e bSst man, and the ushers
will be Messrs. August Smith Sycle,
Walter Scott Sycle. Lee Rineheirl5r.
sydney Scyie. Leroy Bell Stern, Moses
Rose, Lee Sycle, Mr.. CARLYLE Sycle. Aaron
Cohen, of Petersburg; Joseph Schloss.
OF New York: Simon Grief and Edward
Oppenfleim, of Baltimore: Isaac Cohen.
of Petersburg. Mr. Henry S. Hutzier
will act as the master of ceremonies. and
Rev. E. w. Calisch viii perform the cere-
mony.
Among the out-of-town guests who will
be here 10 attend the nuptials will be:
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Coleman. Misses
Helen, Florence and Rae Eigenbrun, Miss
carolin Reinach, Mss Cohen. Mr.. and
Airs. j. Cohen, MIR. and Mrs. Reinach.
aaiss Florence Reinach. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Cohen, Miss Ella
Cohen, Mr a. Cohen. AIR. and Mrs. Z. E.
Levy. MIR. Richard Jones, Mr.. Issac Nolt.
Mr.. W. J. Bryan, Mr.. Sydney Rosei-