New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-25
DE FARAMOND-LANGHAM WEDDING.
French Naval Attache WEEDS Sister Of
Baroness Won Sternburg.
TFRot THE TRIBUNE BUREAU. I


Washington. May 2A-Laeutenant Commander de
Faramond. naval aUtache OF the French Embassy,
ard Miss Ivy Langham, daughter Of the late
Charles Lansham. of Kentucky, were married at
St. Matthew's Church to-day at noon. the ceremony
being followed by IL nuptiaI mass. The bride, with
Baron Won Sternburg. her brother-in-law, entered
the church by a side entrance. preceded by her
sister, Miss Violet Langham, and Mile. Yvonns de
Felzins. a cousin OF the bridegroom The wedding
gown was OF delicate gray chiffon the bodice en-
broidered in varying tints OF the color. With
this simple toilet. the bride wore a gray chiffon
hat. trimmed with gray plumes. and carried pearl
rosary and a white and gold prayer book the gift
Of Cardinal Gibbons. She wore no gloves
Miss Violet Langham's gown was OF white chif-
fon she wore black picture hat and carried white
blossoms Mile. de Felzins pale blue chiffon,
with tiny rufies of blue Liberty silk, and black
hat wreathed with white roses.
Lieutenant Commander de Faramond entered the
church from the Rhode Island-ave. side and was
escorted by the French Ambassador; the Viscount
de Chambrun. who acted as best man; the uncle Of
the bridegroom Baron de Feizins. OF France. and
the ushers the brides and bridegroom's parties
meeting at the centre OF tina church and proceed
ing 10 the altar
The ushers we're Captain Fournier military at
tache and Prince de Bearn attachs OF the French
Embassy: Major Won Etzel. military attachs; Herr
Verdy du Vennois. Third Secretary; Prince
Fatzfeldt and Lieutenant Martin. attaches OF the
German Embassy; Percy wyndham. First Secre-
o
attacha OF the Austrian Embassy. The witnesses
for the bridegroom were the French Ambassador.
NJ. Jusseraud and Baron de Fezins. uncle OF Wis.,
cCLnt de Faramond. Tho brides witnesses were
her brother-in-law. Baron Won sternburg. the Ger
man Ambassador. and her uncle, Arthur Langhana.
os Kentucky.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Thomas
S. Lee rector OF ST. Matthew'S. and the mass was
celebrated by Father Buckley. assistant rector OF
the church. During the mass the bridal cOupls
knelt IN the sanctuary. Each side OF the altar
was green with palms. and on the altar itself were
bouquets OF snowballs. and many lighted candles.
The large church about half hlled with
guests. The White House represented by Mrs.
Roosevelt and Miss Roosevelt. who occupied
front pew near the French Ambassador and Nine
Jusserand. The Secretary OF State and Mrs. Hay
and Admiral and Mrs. Dewey. Captain and Mrs.
Cowles Secretary Moody. Captain and Mrs. Wins
low were also present. the additional guests being
made up OF the diplomatic corps. No uniforms
were worn.
At the close OF the services the newly married
couple left the church by the side entrance. thus
disappointing tho sightseers grouped around the
front entrance in Rhode Island-ave. Each OF the
coachmen and footmen the carriages for the
wedding party and families white rose IN
his coat and the horses heads were decorated with
white ribbons
wedding breakfast followed the ceremony at
the German Embassy and late this afternoon Lieu
tenant Commander de Faramond and his bride left
here for Atlantic CITY for brief visit before sail
ing for France where their honeymoon will be
spent.
Baroness Sternburs. sister Of the bride. wear