The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-15

pearls and carried a magnificent bouquet
of lilies of the valley and orchids.
During the ceremony Mr.. John c. Rein
hardt, of this city, played a solc-"Flower
Song of Tobani.''
Mrs. c. D. Langhorne. the mother of the
bride. looked well in a handsome toilet of
black lace over white silk.
Mrs. Moncure Perkins. of this city her
eldest sister, wore a becoming gown of
blue panne crepe de chine, trimmed with
lace.
Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson, another sis
ter, and wife of the celebrated illustarter,
looking the bewitching subject for Glib
son picture. in a grey pleated chiffon over
taffeta, with diamond ornaments. Miss
Nora LanShorne, the youngest sister. and
still in the school-room. wore a dainty
Partisan muslin over blue.
ELEGANT. LUNCHEON.
Immediately after the ceremony an eIe-
CANT luncheon was served in the spacious
dfning-room of the hotel.
The centrepiece OF the bridal table be-
ing OF Soiden-gate roses. set in wicker
stand. measuring three feet IL, circumfar-
ace. The halls and other rooms were
bta utifully decorated in palms. smilax
and potted chrysanthemums with the ex-
ception Of the dining-room all the man
-els were banked W 18th ferns, those in the
dining room being a mass CT American
Beauties Z
The improvised altar. in the hall. was
made of white chrysanthemunls, at each
end being fve-feet pillars of chrysa nthe-=
NUNS and smilax. Behind this was banks
of palms. and in the centre was a mar
riage bell of carnations. ,chrysanthemu
ard other white flowers about three feet
tall. Over three carloads of palms were
distributed, over the main floor which
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We're furnished by Hammond. OF this city
The MUSHROOM was given up to the
bridal presents, which were unusually
elegant and numerous, even for the bride
o. &, New York millionaire. Those most
noticeable were solid gold tea service.
three gold dishes. 9 gold bureau set, a
diamond scarf-I,in and a watch encrusted
in diamonds
RICHMOND GUSTS.
Among the guests. who left here this
morning in.the special train. which pull
cd out of the depot seven minutes after
5, much to the delight OF those who arr
cived after 8 and otherwise would have
been left in order to be present at the
wedding. are Mrs. William Perkins Miss
Belle Perkins. Miss Mary Cameron, Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Donnan, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Atkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. William
r. Trigg. Mr.. and MIS-. James Patton,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Enders. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Boiling, MIR and Mrs. Alexanuer
Cameron Mr.. and Ms. Ashton Starke,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lancaster Williams. MIR.
and Mrs. John Lyons Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Groners@4Mr. y and Mrs. Wyndham
Meredith, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Seldom,
Mrs Betty Langhorre, Mr. Marion Lang
horne, Mr.. and Mrs. Brydon Tenant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carter. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Allan Potts, Mr.. and Mrs. Levin
pac
Katie Meredith. Evelyn Gordon, Gabr,ella
Page Lizzie Davenport and Julia Har-
Sis: Messrs. Douglass Gordon. Leigh Page
j.. T. Anderson. Lilburn Myers, MISS
Carolyn Martin and others.
This train also stopped to take up
friends at Gotham. Gordonsvll!e, Char
lottesville, Ivy and Greenwood. These
ladies wore some of the most elegant
costumes ever seen by Ntrginians, one or
green velvet being particularly noticeable,
with its velvet trimmings. Another dress
worn by a Richmond visitor was of grey,
p!eated crepe de chine, with black lace
and panne velvet trimmings while still
another was biscuit-coior silk. applique
net over tafreta. While one atron
looked extremely well In black net over
white taffeta. with blnck satin trimmings
NEW YORK GUESTS.
cial train from New york we're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer BROOKS.
T OF New ~ ork. the. parents OF the
young bridegroom; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jacob Astor. Mr.. and Mrs, John Lever
more. New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Duryea.
Boston: Mr.. and Mrs. Nat. Sinpkins.
New York: Mr.. and Mrs. Sancs. Mr..
and Mrs. George Peabody: Mrs. Baldwin.
wife of Admiral BALDWIN; Miss Jay. Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Mackey. Mr.. and Mrs
Stanford White. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Jacobs Mrs Herbert Hartman. Mrs.
Eernoine. AItss Alice Ba bcock. Miss Polly
Whittier, New York: Miss Gertrude 4
Wheeler. p philadelphia: Miss Potter. New
York: Mr.. Payne Whitney. Mr.. G. u. I;
Gibson. New York: Mr. r., e. Shaw.
Boston: Mr.. Frank POLK, Mr.. Craig