Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-13

New York, November 12.-Ihe mar
rage Of Miss Pauline Payne Whitney TO
Mr.. Almeric Paget YVES solemnized to-
day at ST. Thomas Church.
The bride, who is the daughter OF
William c. Whitney, formerly Secretary
of the Navy, is known favorably in So
ciety in New York, Washington, Lon
don and Paris.
The groom is the youngest son Of the
lateGen.Lord Alfred Paget who wasper-
soual aide-de-camp 20 The queen and
grandson Of the first Marquis OF Angle
sea. The first Marquis Of Anglesea
married q Miss King. Of Georgia, and
Mr.. Paget's brother, Col. Arthur Paget,
married the only daughter OF the late
Mrs ParaD Stevens I'm 1873.
The scene within the church was
beautiful one The interior was COM
pletely hidden beneath iyies. chTysan-
themums and lilies, thesa Gowers also
being arranged ON four triple arches
erected across The center aisle seats,
while the stone gothic pillars and aDut-
mcnts We're entirely hidden in masses
of rhOdOdendrOns Around the chan
eel and choir stalls tree ferns and
palms We're placed. The Cbancel rail,
galleries and side aisles Of the church
were banked with flowers. over which
was artistic8lly draped q hanging green
and white trecery of foliage and lilies,
which gave q natural uustudicd eject
TO the decorations.
The family and intimate friends had
seats separated from those reserved for
the guests by o. floral gate built on
gothic lines extending across the center
aisl5s. On tho right sat President
Cleveland and Secretary Daniel h. La
mont and Secretary Of the Navy Her
bert. and In the seats Immediately be-
hind the Presidential party were seated
Governor and Mrs Morton, Sir Julian
Pauucefote and members OF the British
embassy. DR. Chauncey VI. DepeW ana
specially invited guests. On the left
we're seated members of the Whitney
household. Lady ColebTOok and Miss
Alice PaCet. sisters of the bridegroom;
Lord Nestmeath and personal friends
Of the bride.
Tn honor of the occasion Edouard de
Reszke. who has never appeared in
church before % soloist ana 1ihe.
Nordica. sang Faure s duet, The CRU
cifx from MendelssOhn' g "Eli1ah. Just
brfore the betrothal service Nine Nor
dica sang GounOd's cave Maria Frank
O2dricek rendered Laud's "Elegio' on
,ne vioLh ,, 49, o-c , accom-
loIill0G ~ - o,,d o,.eon ond n
panieu 10y IHo i.',' '.. '--. v,oe nro-
deiiShtIul li''9.Sol 49, -, - Tho bri5oI
sehJeu oeioIe 'll 60 ~ lr'dal music
party. ms t''' 80 b,- tbe
iron Loneus ~ a. -, tho direction
les1iar eLuIc" W. ~ - 80
OIL ~ ~ 80 20 " ,,aI.oI, 10 tho strains
3 3L. Ian, Ia r,orch fhe bridal party
vi 'lo Wv, - e. oborcli in the follow
az. -. rrebere- Coui6 Hovt John
O. Furman. II. Maitland Kersey, w.
cutting Jr.. Winthrop rutherford,
Iered Howe. Crawford LIVINGSTONE, and
The brides brother Mr.. Harry Whit
nov Then came the little flower
m9fdens Miss Catherine Barney, Miss
T oura whitney. Miss Francis Bingham
and Miss Dorothy Whitney, the brides
sister. These four little attendants
wore ,.,r,6 go Win N aschus Of lace trimmed
min .,,-o tbo '' costume being completed
9,ith large soft hats Of white felt, deco
rotod Win long white plumes. Each Of
+bo Iittlo Girls carried q large basket OF
1;iios of the valley and white roses.
- -. ,sso came six bridesmaids
No o. C, |..,s 80, Tan1erbiH Mss Emily
1'-5r sloane. Miss Azuba Barney,
Nj De9rrice Bend. Miss Susie Dim
mock and Miss Edith Blake Brown.
55ss Vanderbilt was I'm white; Miss
sloane I'm pink. Miss Barney in yellow;