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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08

Effect of TucsdsV's landslide on tho
Present Memb ership of the senate.

Present Memb ership Of the senate.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Nov. 1.-THE
elections of last Tuesday did not affect
the present mem bership II the United
States Senate. Nit Brice. of Ohio; MI.
Gibson, Of Maryland and Mr.. Blackburn,
of Kentucky-all will -emain In the Sen
ate until March 1, 1897 so that they Will
participate I'm the two full sessi Jas OF
the Congress which begins on the first
Monday OF next December.
The Indirect effe'.t of the electipns, II
Is said viii be 10 deprive the movement
for an immediate reorganization Of the
Senate OF much of rs force. The Repub-
LEANS can only obtain control OF that
body by making concessions 10 Free Sill
yer Senator'S Stewart. OF Nebraska. an.
OF Kansas. Their les,ding men have been
ayerse to taking this step, and now that
two Republican sena tors from Utah are
assured soon after January next. when
the Legislature meets. there Is a grow
ing disposition 20 walt until the Senate
can be organized BY the Republicans
themselves without entangling alliances
There are other sources of supply TO be
drawn upon.
According 10 Republican calculation.
New York will send a Republican TO suc-
ceed David BenrAstt Hill March L. 1887.
and il is regarded as within the bounds OF
strong possibility that the same time
Senator Palmer. W Illinois; Vest. OF Mis-
souri,, and Villas, of Wisconsin. may each
be given Republican successor. so there
il no need TO hurry tho Senate reorgani-
zatiOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08
MRS. CHARLES DANA GIBSON.

". ". Brandcr, Miss Nellie parker' AIIs'
Ashbv Weller. Miss Bessie Pace, Mrs.
Ashby Weller Mrs. Bailey Saund-
crs, Mrs. Richmond Pearson Misses
Camm. Mr. and Mrs. J. Aston
Cabcii' Colonel Hobson. Mr.. Allen Potts,
Or ana Mrs. G. ". p. Brock. Mr.. and
Mrs Waller Morton. Mr. and Mrs; Alex
Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Boliins'
Alfred Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
rutherford. Mr.. AMI Mrs. James Patton,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Christian, MT. ana
Mrs. George Ben Johnston. Mr. and Mrs.
Brvden Tenant Mr. AMI Mrs. Wyndhan
Meredith. Or and Mrs j \. White, Mr.
and Mrs Robert Rowlett Mr.. and Mrs
". IT, Jones. Messrs. Edward Christian,
William II. Grant. Allan Talbot 10
Lane stern, Frank Davenport Philip
Haxall. ". G. FERGUSON, Saunders Hob
SON Edward Mayo. Il. y. Lambert. 81.
Louis; Archer Anderson, r.. l.. Beekm2 ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08

Mr. and Mrs. Stanford White and Mr..
ra,,ce T. Trccso gave an informal dance
gf The jefferson Wednesday night to the
New YORK party. the bridal party and
the following: 40.
p1,il,ne Dr Fitzgerald, Mr.. George An
drew Of baltimore Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
~ foitinp Nr. and Mrs Thomas Boiling.
Ifre William Royal. Mr.. John Ruther-
fcord. Misses Howard. Wormeley Drewr.
clardia Palmer Martha bagbv ~irs.
10 I.ua Stern Leigh Idse, fi"r ven
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08

Philadelphia: Edward Browning. Philadel- e :.
phia: Nicholas Langworth, Clncinhaa, AZ " :
Fitzgeraid. baltimore: Harry Earle, wash
ington: John Walker G. A; Walker John JON
Rntherfoord. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Morris
Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons, coif2ntel cfto ana ~
". Flournov. Mrs. X. g. Rcnnolds. MIS-;
Robins, Mrs Marion Robins, Dr pr ana
Mrs. Hunter Mcclure. Miss Nina I, KAN AZ
Boykin Mrs. r. G. Williams, Mrs. I'D;
Buck. & Mrs. s and Miss LEROY, M and
Mrs Meredith Montague, Mrs. Beiirne, ei,
Mrs. Munford. Mr.. g. W Mayo 2v allssu7 ssssW
Meade Drewry. StringfelIow, Ms'psm' po.,
John Pope. Maio and Mrs. Brander, Rev
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08
MIR. CLEVELAyD'S REGRETS. .
Confined Chiefly to .he Result in New York
state.

WASHINGTON, b. G., Nov. 7.-Prcs-
dent Cleveland. who spent the day at his
to say for publication about the elections,
but IL is well understood by his friends
that he has no regret for the result out
side OF New York state. except as ne
regrets that the Democratic party had
once more to suffer IN several States the
chastening OF defeat at tho hands OF
Democrats. President Cleveland does not
look upon the results IN Maryland and
Kentucky, for example, as Republican
Victories. but as Democratic rebukes, and
has no idea that either OF these States
will go Republican next year.
AS the work OF this Administration was
not directly In issue anywhere. all the
contests having turnai upon local Issues
or the attitude Of local men TO general
public questions the President does not
feel that he has lDst anything I'm tho out
come.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08
An Alleged Insane Man Released.

I.OGANSPQRT, IND. Nov. FRO
ccedngs were commenced in the Circuit
Court to-day to secur- the release from
the Northern Insane Hopitai, OF Peter
Lduer. a wealthy citizen Of Porter county
The charge was made that Lauer has been
held in the insane asylum for three
years that his wife and children
might control his property. Lauer was
brought into the court and upon hearing
the case, Judge Lacy discharged him
and pronounced him sane lie owns
large tracts OF land near kouts, Ind,
where he lived
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08
Telegraphic BrsvIties.

Charles Mckay. ono of Buffalo Bills
Wild West Texas cowboys, who has Just
returned from Atlanta. comnitted suicide
by shooting himself twice at his home.
near San Antonio, Tex. Family troubI =
Is said to have been the cause.
The Jury of Awards Of the Atlanta Ex-
ro-idon held It's final session In Washing
lon Wednesday, President Gilman. OF
Johns HopkVs University. presiding All
tie awards sere reviewed. and decisions
reached as 10 the highest prizes, which
win be- announced In . few days. Several
returned TO Atlanta for modification.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08

turns until the official count Is made.
George kindell. hts opponent. and sup
posedly elected. clai uls that fraud will DC
used by Bert should he remain In sole
possession OF the bsllots. He demanded
admittance to the Office. but was forcibly
elected. Armed men are now on guard
other than the country clerk and his
deputies entering the office. No ofncial
election results have been announced
Considerable excite unent prevails, and
partisan feeling runs high.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08
THE pu7sgNTs.

The presents. representing the good
wishes OF friends all over the country,
were displayed in an upper room after
a dosk Of dainty design, with silver fur
nishings Here the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs Gibson wrote their names IN the
marriage register.
Possibly no Richmond bride ever re-
oifre silver and gold, china Of rare
Gualitv and unique pattern. cut-slass,
hrie-a-brac. Several complete services
of solid silver were among them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08
BushneIrs Plurality Increasing.

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. f.-According To
the unofficial returns rec aived by tho
Republican State Executive COMMITTEES
up 10 ! o'clock to-day from about three
fGurths of the county chalrmen. taken IN
connection with the telegraphed reports
to the daily newspapers from certain re-
naming counties, and estimating the prob
able result from best Informed obtainabio
i'm others. the Indications are that Eush-
nel's In the state will exceed lo,,O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08
BEAUTY And GENIUS UNITED.
Mr.. Charles Dana Gibson Makes Miss
Irene LanshOrns His Bride.
AMID A SCENE OF DAZZLING SPLENDOR

historic st. Paul'r Thronged WIN
Fashionable Folk to DO Honor to the
Participants In the Noted Social
E,ent-A Brilliant Reception at
the Homo of the Brides
Tathcr-A List of the At
tcndants-Nr. and Mrs.
Gibson start on an
Extensive Tour
of Europe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08

NEW YORK, Nov. For forty con
secutiya hours fog has had an uninter-
rlgpted ard impenetrable reign over the
city. bays, and rivers FOR fifty miles
around. Navigation on the water Is
fraught with great danger. and naviga-
tion on rail delayed anywhere from one
half to two hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08
Mr. Eusfis. Remains Arrive.

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.--Among the pas
sengers by the White Star steamer Ma
Jestiv from Liverpool, which arrived to-
day, was J. B. Eustis, Jr., son OF Ann
bsssador Eustis. with the body OF Mrs.
Eusus
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08

DENVER. COL. Nov. 7.-Eleven armed
men are patrollins the corridors about
the oftice OF the county clerx IN !ne
present county clerk. claims his re-eltc-
tion By IS majority. BY law he IL the
sole custodian Of the ,bAiiot-boxes ana Re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Nov. 5.-boTe-
cast for Friday:
The barometer has fallen generally In
all directions east Of the Rocky Noun
tains. 1t Is highest at Rocky Noun
tain stations. and lowest In the lower
lake regions.
II II warmer IN the Southern, Middle
and New England States. and colder In
the upper lake region, and the Missouri
and Central Mississippi Valleys.
The Indications ara that showers Will
occur tomorrow IN the central valleys
and lake regions and thence eastward ~
the Atlantic coast.
For Virginia Threatening ssashsr and
light showers. essteriy whtds-
For North Caroline Generally cloudy.
with local showers; eastev5y. winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08

As the choristers entered the niouic
aisle the groom, accompanied py hls
best man. Mr. Langdon Gibson: entered
from the vestry. and awalteh .is p.iH ~,
al the chancel steps. Fonowing ans
chorsters came the ushers' MI "a p,,s
Harding Davis. Mr. Robert howar1 ,t ltus-
sell ell Mr.. Thompson McIlwaine, Mr. Dekay,
and Mr.. Thomas Hastings, al OF New
York: Mr. Algcrnon Craven OF LONDON,
and Messrs. John 7. Anderson LiDuih
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08
The CEREMONY.

About the chancel and within it palms
and chrvsanthemums. both white and ycl-
low were masscg with me effect
Tte principal portion of the middle
aisle was reserved for the guests invited
10 De present at the reception, when sup
plemcnted the wedding, ana down u al
Intervals OF several yards were also
nlaced huge clusters or crysanlhtmums
in tall vases. enhein1nep WIN l''t, pi ga !
white and yellow satin rlhpon. Naluldlly
next TO the bride ana her party the IN
terest Of the tlrong present centred ill
those on the other side Of the slgnncan'
1,,nite ribbon. just as tho city clocks
struck the last stroke Of twelve there was
A perceptibe stir for the cnoristers Were
seen entering the chdncei from thc N'ali
room and Then proceeded down the
church TO the main entrance. MI. Gar
suirhael and Alr. Fariand entered tne
chaucel imVcdiately after, ana from the
resonant new organ seunqedi IN a,'vlu-
ancc with the iuVariahie English custom
hymn ~ ln the ne" I'9 'ii''''' ~ ''' '''S
Old.
"a,o voice that brcathed DER Eden,
THAT earliest wedding daN,
Tie primal marriage blessing
Ii hath not passed away.
"sull. in the pure espousal
of christian man ana maid
Tha Holy Three are Win us,
The three-fOld grace Is said.
"pe oresent awful Father
TO give away ihiS Dfldc,
A. Eve Thou gaVst 10 Adam,
out OF His own pierced side.
" Re present. son Of Mary,
10 Join their loving hands,
Az rhou did'st bind two natures
In Thine eternal bands.
Re present Holiesi Ssfrit
70 bless them as they kncel
A. TY1ou. for christ me Bridegroom
The heavenly spouse dost seal
lei no an power hnt place
When onward 10 Thine altar
Their hallowed path they trace.
"To cast their crowns before Thee
In perfect sacrifice.
TIL 10 the home Of gladncSS.
With ChrSst's own bride they rise.
Owing TO The fact that the tune TO wnlch
mis- hyfnn Is sung Ia England Is also mat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08

Ellison. philadelphia; Dr. Bosher Eugene
Nassic. Garter Branch, Major Gintcr, Ma
ior Halle. AFR. and Mrs. Charles r.. Bol-
ling.
In the pody OF me chgich were noted
Mrs. James Lyons Mrs. James Peasants
Mrs George Ross. Miss Fannie Ross.
Miss Arents. Mrs. and Miss McCance. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Blankenship. Miss Mary
Lyons. Mr. II. l.. Cabell, Mrs. Randolph
Poyton. Miss Miller, Mrs. James Dooley.
Dr j. r.. NfcCaw. Mrs. Rebecca Norwood
Miss Mary Crcnshaw, Mrs. Pulllam,
Misses Hayes, Mr. and Mrs William Shep-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08

Rev. Thomas V. Robinson. adminis-
traitor OF Andrew II. Robinson. deceased.
qualified as such yesterday In the Chan
Gerry Court 49, a-i.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08

c,aIlv FOR this typical English wedding
and The small choristers did fun justice 10
n with their characteristic zeal In the
cauae OF harmony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08

phustlv War era. Here, R ebert +.
Yee. In the pew which lo' e, loyalty, and
reognition Of a great military genius have
deiehtcd 10 mark in memory OF him
Nif.rnia's great Christian soldier, each
e.,,rllav 10 his faith In the God Il ear
Ties. by revercnt attendance. Associations
like these are conducive 70 gravity IN
spte OF all distractions, and those VINO
INDUCED In retrospect yesterday. doubt
less norceivcd with a very serious JOY
The exquisite dignity and beauty Of the
liturgy-"For better. for worse. for rich
or. for poorer in sickness and I'm health
till death US DO part
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AT THE ALTAR.

As these last Of the bridal party entered
the chancel and the bride stood Win li"
light from the ,tained-ElaSs WHOM "Dous
her head. the spectacular effect M"9 M.
stril<lng Miss I1anghOfne. IN pidih S'N''
costume. would be notable anywhere. IN
b,i0ht She must be somewhat over I'VE
feet eight. and her figure and c0iorihs ar
Of the admired and wholesome, a. wen
as beautiful English type. She mas ll''
eyes and regular features, hcr race ue-
riving a last attraction from lMo ~ ~,
deeu.st and prettiest dimples ever set IN
any woman's face. Its expression - SaS
and sweet the reflex, as her fricnds ne-
clare with anecuonatc pride OF HioS'
loyable nature. -i,. foot
of apparently vigorous flesh, blood ana
fauscle He has a strong ana clever race,
a, herein IS is easy 90 read the reason lot
the prominence he enjoys ana lhc sue
cess which has been his.
Mr. 9. ID. Langhorne, the latn'I OF
the bride. who gave her away rs gem
tienan of genial presence. Altogether.
an who saw that group within the chtnctI
conrelc il TO have been "a very siflhiS
one The sweet, eNpeclahl rNha l"Sca %
the boy chOristers. the attentive, nilshl
figures OF the BRIDESMAIDS Ali.ses Nan N,.o
nie and Phyllis IaughOrne- Nho are
charming promises Of an that has mace
their older sister 30 delightful-all made
no q scene not easily forgotten.
Al the conclusion Of The ceremony. most
inopreasiyeIy performed. the glorious
strains Of MondclssOhns Wedding March
rcverberatod through the church, ana
those present were reminded that Miss
Irene langhOrne was only a memory. if
not A very old one The bridal party ana
pueets proceeded directly 10 the residence
Of Mr. and Mrs LAnghorne. where bril-
lam reception was held, TO which about
one hundred and twenty-five persons were
invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08

Myers, and Harry Langhofne' ol i'40"-
mOnd. c.,., ,.,,c..a oe
Nr. James DeKay, one Of the guests OF
bonor WAS a prOXV "a usher Tor MT. Juan
Smffh whose painful accident whIe Out
hunting on Wednesday afternoon maui
IL impossible for him TO be present ~
the general regret ,. ooa,s
These gentlemen all wore fIoSh cod,S'
pearl-gray gloves, white ties, ana pou'o"
ricres of lilies Of the valley. .,.
The bridesmaids were Misses % a.aii az
PembertOn of philadelphia, fiiZtpotii ',l
Cibeon of Flushing. y. y, ana besslS
Martin. Alys COnnally, May Jones, anu
ELLEN Hobson, Of Richmond. Ihelr cos
TUNES were OF yellow ta1eta, WIN cnll-
ron waists and Marie Antolnelle hchuS
They wore black Gainesborough mats, anu
carried large bouquets OF yello" ciS9""
themums ....~ eisters
Miss Langhorne's two younger sis,ers'
and maids OF honor, Immediately ~
ceded her. in French empire gowns Vl
white taffeta silks, embroidered lh Wit
and silver, and finished with chlloh' "eS
wore large, white GainesDOlousu h@'''
carried bouquets Of white 'I5sahlhe-
NUNS. and looked charming.
The bride entered leaning upon 'h1 arm
of her father, Mr. Chlsweu H. l'ilis-
horne. and no lovelier bride has ever oe,Ii
seen i'm ST. PauVs She wore an eAquslte
gown of heavy ivory Duchesse sdl -,
trimmed with orange blossoms anu pyii-s'
arDlique lace, with cOrsage OF whlte chlI-
fon. Her vcil was caught win ula-
mond crescent. the gift OF the groom,
Her flowers were hhes OF the valley ana
NiOlets.
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Followsns was the range OF the tass-
mosneter a. The !ipss c1ee {sstfydsl:
=. 4 H. ~ 10 g =, NJ Is 1Idsitse
average. ~ -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08
ME-. AND MRS. GIBSON.

From the date Of her debut I'm Richmond
society Miss Irene Langhorne.s title 10
social supremacy was established. She
has been "A prominent figure IN every
social function Of any note since then,
and has been the bright particular star
Of a rumber in other large cities, notably
leans wherever she has visited her
charm has been promptly con cedcd. and
in her removal 10 another city Rich-
mond sustains a real loss.
Mr.. Charles Dana Gibson, although q
voung man. has won an International
reputation as an artist, and his eoncep-
tion OF the american Girl has become
the accepted type. As an illustrator
he takes first rark. ard more brilliant
things than he has yet accomplished are
uronhesled for him. lie IL somewhat
over thirty. ~ nigh social connections,
and exceedingly popular IN Ne" YORK.
Of about $4,000 yearly from his brilliant
artistic work.
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dence was nlaced at the disposal OF the
guests. and q sumptuous collation., repre-
senting the capacify of the Jefferson chel'
was served. a..
The broad hallway was profusely deco
rated with American iteasly roseS, 'HS ~
twenty-one. with yellow; the lronl
parlor with pink roses, ana .lc W
back. in which sat the guests, III WIZ. WIZ
and yellow. There were. OF coui Sc, s"aoa5 s..',5
OF candelabra etc, everything Una, boou
taste could suggest 10 sustain the eA0~'
which was brilliant: -.,,,,a.
Mrs. Gibson received the congratula-
tlons OF her guests, and then the youns ms
couple took the north-Douiih ~ an az, t.D- ~.
New York. whence they viii SAIL ior Eu-
rope on November sd. on the steainship
Columbia. for Gibraltar, Egypt, tou'
OF the Mediterranean, 10 isvine' 49,
London, and thence home 10 Ne" iorh.
The bridal souvenirs were pearl crsscehs
nins 10 the bridesmaids and pearl ana
gold scarf-pins 10 the grOonsineh-
These WHO ATTENDED.
Those present at the reception were tne
bridal marty. Mr. and Mrs. {. ID. Lang
horne Sir. and Mrs Moncure PerKlhs,
Mrs Langdon Gibson, MISSES "a 1,S,,sn ,,s
Josephine Gibson, Mrs 9. ID. W. tpsoh'
Govtrnor Hrown. of Maryland; Mrs.
Frank Dick. sir. and Airs; Nloilts' lirs
Wrght of philadelphia MF. ana Srs. l..
y
York. Negsrs. John B. Ellison ana Ntu
Rrov-nine Philadelphia: Nicholas Long
worth. of Cincinnati; DR. Fttzseiaid, .il. boil-
uen Swami. Dr. Coleman, Ut. fStsots,
l.. A. Biddle. -. Murray Bohien, or fhiia-
delphia. Craven. virginia; Mrs. danger
field Alexandria: Miss Jenkins, Baltl-
more: A. b. Lambert, 81. LOUIS *. ~
Beekman. New York J.; 6. Enlson' =, ma y. !.
delphia: Albert Akers, Washington, ID. -
Mr. and Mrs WiiicOmh, Joseph DAVIS
Boston; A H. WOolf, New YORK; j. l..
Hresce Davis. New York; Miss DAVIS,
Philadelphia: Miss Barrymore, Misses
benedict. New YORK: Il. y. Sykes, Plain
field. y. j.: Mir and Mrs stanford White
Robert TOland Edward browning, Muf-
raw Bohlen. Philadelphia; George An
drews. Baltimore: Harry Earte " ashihs-
ton: John Walker. O.. A. W aker, Johh
Ru-herfoord Miss Cameron, Miss Helen
Cameron Miss Bruce Williams, MISS
Claudia Palmer, Miss flOssle IalpQu'
Miss Kate Harris. Miss Martina BaspS'
Miss Berta Wexford, Miss Maggie ferku-
/ son Miss Hattie Ross. Miss De Treyllle,
Miss Bessie Pace. Miss bessie feFhin-'
Misses Rives. Miss Mary Anderson, MI
and Mrs Chester Morris. AF. ana MITE
John Lyons. Alr. ana hff W amer Mor,un'
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Cameron, Mr.
and Mrs Thomas Boiling, Mr. ana Mrs.
I.ovin JONES. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred HaI
ris. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rnthertoofl'
Mr.. and Mrs. james Patton, Nj. and MIS-
Edward CHRISTIAN, Mf. anu ,'ll9 N'', - = ?
h. Johnston. MIR. and Mrs. Brydon Ten
nant Mr. and Mrs. Wyndham Meredith
pr and Mrs j. \. White, Mr. and Mrs
Robert Ranleit, Mr.. and Mrs. ". II
Jones. Dr. Bosher. Roosevelt Page Eu-
gene Massie, Garter Branch. Major Gin
ter, Major Halle Mr.. and Mrs. charles
IL. Polling. Edward Christian. William Ii
Grant Allan Talbot 10 Lane stern
Frank Davenport Barton HaNail' Fhiiip
Haxall. william g. Ferguson. saunders
Hobson. Edward Mayo. Archer Anderson
Leigh Page. and Or. Ellis.
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NOTABLE COSTUMES.

Among the notable costumes inside the
white ribbon, were those OF Mrs. this-
well Dabney Lanehorne' mother OF the
bride. an imported gown Of old rose ana
white brocaded silk, trimmed with white
satin and point appliqre, elbow sleeves
and gloves. inn orted bonnet
Mrs MoncUre Perkins, sister OF the
bride. green chene silk, with iridescent
garniture over pink.
Mrs. 9. u. W. Gibson black poll soir.
with jet embroidery, bonnet with Niolets,
lilac kids.
Nirs Langdon Gibson, white howered
silk trimmed with lace and white satin
rihnon. Black Gainsborough hat with
black plumes and Dresden ribbons.
Miss Josephine Gibson, pink silk taffeta
and white lace. No hat
Miss Annie Gibson, ecru crepon with
green waist ribbon. ana green velvet
stock Black velvet hat PINK roses.
Invitations 20 witness the ceremony at
the church having been issued TO the ex-
tent OF its seating capacity. IL may with
Justice he said that about all OF fashion
able Richmond was present. II Is said
that a large number of persons invited
friends 10 go on their tickets. and in the
crush the ushers could not possibly de-
tect this so that the church was filed
very much more than comfortably. Long
before II O'Clock, The steps or the building
and the Gracc-strcct pavement was liter
ally packed with "a crowd whereof, the
components parts Were As usual, the
mad. the jolly. and the resigned.
The policemen in the church were an
tnneces stry precaution. for the crowd
was not of Il aggressive kind, so dam
aging to balloon sleeves.
SOME OF THOSE IN THE CHURCH.
Among the many hundreds In the church
were noted, In addition 10 those already
named Governor and Mrs O'Ferrall,
Nessrs. l., A Biddle and ID. Murray
Bohlen. Philadelphia; J. 3. Craven, Miss
Jenkins, Baltimore: Mrs. paingerfield,
eNad' Nr and Mrs. stanford white New YORK;
Miss Davis. Philadelphia; Miss Berry
more. Miss Benedct. New York; Miss
Louise Benedict. New York Mr.. 4. +.
sykes Plainne!d. n. j.: James l.. Bresee,
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mel
son Page. Mr Perkins, New York; Misses
Mary Cameron Helen Cameron. Bruce
Williams, Claudia Palmer, F'iossie Tai
bott. Kate Harris. Martha Bagby, BeTta
Wexford, Margaret Ferguson. Hattie
Ross. Eva De TTeville. Bessie Pace, Belle
perkins. Daisy and Gertrude Rives, Mary
Mason Anderson, Messrs. Robert Loland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08
THE RECEPTION.

The reception was brilliant affair.
,ch.. entire iirx fioog OF rhe sx,aaous rta-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-08-08
Towns that Show New Life.

rratrIc du Chien Courier.
Among the old towns, long in u
condition of torpidity, which show
new life are Prairie du Chen and
Mineral Point. The towns in which
the increase of manufactured goods
has been an especially beneficial in
huence are Oshkosh, Racine She
boygan, Madison, Superior, Appleton,
Marinette, kenosha, Menasha, kau-
kauna, Beaver Dam, Marshteld,
Ocopto, Two Rivers and De Pere.