The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
MARRIED IN LYNCHBURG
MISS LANGHORyE BECOMES THE
BRIDE OF MR.. y. NJ. b. LEWIS.
The Ceremony Performed In Historic Old
st. Pauls, Now Doomed to Disuses
The Jones-Fr~nklin NuPtiais.

I.YNCHBURG. VA. Nov. Especial
historic old Saint Paurs now doomed to
disuse and desertion in the near future,
whose walls are alive with memories dear
70 so many where numbers almost innun-
cradle of the fairest daughters ana braVest
sons OF this city have been joined IN
holy wedock. tottering TO us maj ue-
cadence could have had no more beauti-
ful event TO mark it's passing tnan tnat
which occurred within its time honored
portals to-day IL was indeed another
happy contamination when Mr.. j 'iinor
II Lewis led to its scored altar MISS NJ.
Louise Langhorne and all society aSoz
with expectations since the hus'IM an
nouncement was out en- mass 20 WITNESS
It,
BEAUTIFUL SCENE
Growing plants and palms filled the
space within the cnsncel rail- ana oVcr
all the soft shaded rays Of many ianps
shed a beautiful glow. c,,
Within these shaded ~sesses, t-iing
every crack crannie, am corner, an I'M
mense throng OF the frie-.ds Oh the yours
couple. had gathsred Vines mere was ras
manned on the outside, curious even ior
a sight OF the bridal party.
Shortly before Vc.ock, he wedoinS
hymn was sung by the Grace cblic..
member Then full and rich, the grand
strains OF Meddelsohn's wedding marcn,
under the sjillful guidance OF Mr.. Joseph
Craighil at the organ. filed and thrilled
the assembly company with a flutter OF
excitement. went through the church.
Every head was turned and every neck
craned as the wedding party entered the
church. in the following order:
Mr.. John VI. Otey and Miss Mary Lewis,
sister OF the groom, Mr.. Guy Langhorne
and Miss Hattie Cheatwood, Mr. John
Wheat and Miss Lula Glass. Mr.. h. J.
Taylor and Miss Chloe Nowlin, Or. Stew
art Mcclure. OF Richmond. and Miss
Natalie Manson. Mr. \. X. Long and Miss
Maria Edwards. The bridesmaids wore
white organizes and carried chrysanthe-
NUNS they were followed by the Messrs.
w. {. y. Randolph. Jr.. DR.. /. W. Wilson,
r. A. Darlington. Sidney Strother, r. G..
Blackford. and A. y. Percy. the ushers
Miss Elizabeth Faulkner. the maid OF
honor preceded the bride. Her gown
was also OF pure white. Then clad in
beautiful combination suit ~ boucle cloth
trimmed in brown and blue velvet and
iridescent passementry, the bride enter
ed with her brother Mr.. f. \. Langhorne
She was met at the chancel by the groom
and his brother and best man. Mr.. sam
Lewis and the party arranged themselves
gracefully around the rail. The I'M
pressive ceremony OF the Episcopal
ritual was performed by Rev T. VI. Car
son, the rector. assisted by Rev. bJohn
left the church As the ceremony was
finished. the choir sang Lohongrin's we'd
ding march.
After the ceremony was over. the bride
and groom repaired TO the Union station.
where impromptu reception was held
after which they took the train for an
extended northern tour.
Among the strangers who were present
were Judge J.. L. Lewis. OF Richmond, and
Mrs. Lewis. the parents OF the groom.
Miss Mary Lewis and Or. Stewart Nc
CURE. Of Richmond. and Miss Eleanor G..
Wheat, of Lewiston, Va.
JONFs-FRANkLIN.
Miss Sallie II. Franklin second daughter
OF Mr. Jacob II. Franklin. was married at
2:30 O'Clock this afternoon 10 Mr.. James
s. Jones, a prosperous young farmer or
Psttsylvania county, Rev Tazewell Nc
Corkle officiating.