The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
LANGHORNE WEDDING TO-DAY
Her Marriage 10 Nj. Gibson 10 Take
Place al Noon In st. Paul'S.
0NE OF The BRIDAL PARTY HURT.
Mr.. Juan A smith, Of New York While At
tending Meet of the Deep Run
Hunt Club Falls and Breaks His
Arm-Arrangementsf for the
Brilliant Wedding.

Tho marriage of Miss Irene Langhorne,
OF this city, the Well-knOWn southern
beauty. TO MIR Charles Dana Gibson. the
celebrated New York artist, which will
be sOlemnized in historic 81. Pauls
church to-day at high noon, VIII be one
OF the most fashionable nuptual events
which has taken place In Richmond Tor
years.
by reason of the popularity as wen
as the social prominence OF both bride
and groom-elect, society people, not only
in Richmond, but throughout Virginia
and In many cities both North and South,
nave discussed the wedding ever since
The Times was the first newspaper TO
announce the engagement or the couple
They were at that time expected at the
White sulphur Springs, and II was the
general talk that Mr. Gibson would later
IN the fall come TO Richmond TO claim
as his bride the beautiful southern wo-
man VINO has been 50 mucn admired
wherever she has visited.
Invitations I'm numbers sufficient to ad-
NIT into IN. church guests, friends, and
dcqudintdnces who VIII MI the sacred
ediice have been issued, and IL will be
necessary TO admit only those who have
invitation cards. 80 as 10 avoid a crush.
Miss LanghOrne has many admirers in
the city who are ANXIOUS TO witness the
interesting event, but unless they carry
with them their cards OF admission they
will be refused admittance FOR the rea-
sons stated above.
THE ARRANGEMENIs
The decorations will be altogether I'm
keeping with the rest Of the arrange
ments, and the wedding will be a beautiful
one IN every particular. The bridal party
held rehearsal at ST. Pauls last night.
and all the details were decided upon
and were gone through without a hitch.
Tho ceremony viii be performed by the
Rev. DR.. Hartley Carmichael rector of
ST Paul s ana the music Will be both
beautiful and impressive IL will be un-
der the direction of Professor Jacob Rein
hardt. The muse was composed by Or.
Carmichael. Misses Phyllis and Mamie
l-anghOrne. sisters OF the bride-elect, will
be maids of honor, and Mr. Langdon Glib
son, brother OF the groom-elecI. will be
best man. There will be also six brides
maids and eight groomsmen.
After the ceremony wedding breakfast
VIII be served at 1 o'clock, to which sew
snty guests besides the bridal party will
be seated.
The bridal couple Will leave for New
htrk, where they will spend a few days
after which they VIII take an extended
European tour.
ATTENDANTS AND GUESTS.
The attendants from distance who
VIII constitute a part OF the bridal party
together with large number OF invited
guests, arrived IN the city yesterday
and are occupying apartments at the
a party OF twenty-eight reached the
city from the North on the $40 a. NJ
train. They camo IN special cars, and
registered al the jefferson. The names
OF the party are. Miss Perkins. OF New
York, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page,
OF Washington. ID. c.: Mr.. Thomas Hast
ings, OF New York; Mr.. Juan \. smith.
of Brooklyn y. y. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
h.. kinith, OF New YORK: Mr.. Samuel J..
Breeze. OF New York; Mr. Robert How
ard Russell. OF New } ork; Mr.. T. r..
Llghes, OF Plainheld. y. j.. Miss Louise
Benedict. Miss Benedict and maid, and
Miss Barrymore OF New YORK; Miss
Davis, OF Philadelphia; Mr. Richard
Harding Davis of New York. Miss Lyd a
Redmond. Miss Alice Post, and Mr. and
Mrs. Stanford White. Of New York; Mr.
and -irs. Langdon Gibson, OF schenectady,
y. y, Miss Josephine Gibson, Miss Anna
ID. W. Gibson. Miss Gibson, and Mrs
c. -. W. Gibson, OF Flushing. l.. /.
During the day another large number
OF guests arrived from New York. Phila-
delphia. Baltimore Washington. and
other cities TO attend the wedding.
There were many callers upon them
during the day from their friends In
Richmtuu. and last night they held an
informal reception al the Jefferson.