Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-12
FLOWERS AND MUSIC
NairIags OF Miss Pauline Payne
Whitney 10 Mr. Pa6eL
CLEVELAND AMONG TIE GUESTS.
Minute Descriptions Of Gowns aud Cor
Hages-fhe Ceremonies - Tho
Honeymoon aud Home.

NEW York, Nov. 1.-THE marriage
OF Mics Pauline Payne whitney to
Mr.. Almerio Paget was solemnizsi Al
noon toJny at 81. Thomas church.
The bride lie the daughter Of William
Whitney, ths former secretary OF the
navy. The groom is the youngest son
oitho late General Lord Alber Psgoi,
tho personal aide-de-camp to the
queen and the grandson OF the fret
marquis Of Anglcsca.
The interior OF tho church was com
pletely hidden beneath ivies, ehrysan-
themums and lilies, these flowers
also being arranged on four triple arch
&c erected across tho CENTER allie seats,
while the stone, ugthic pillars aud atut-
ments were entirely hidden IN masses
VI rhOdOdendrons. Around the char-
eel aud choir tree ferns and palms were
placed. rne chanoel rail, galleries
anu side aisles we're banked with
flowers over which was ertistlcally
Gfaped banging green and white
tracery OF foliage aud lilies, whicn
gave NATURAL unaludied effect 10 ,he
decorations.
rhe family and immediate friends
had seats separated from those reserved
Tor tue guests, by the II ,ral gate built
on GoiuIo lines extending across the
center aisle. On the right sat Pfesi-
cent Cleveland, Secretary Daniel Il.
Lamont, aud Secretary U. Navy Het-
bert, aud Ia seats Immediately behind
the presidential party woru Governor
aud ATS. Morton, Sir Julian faunce.
lots and members OF the British en-
Dsssy, DR.. Chauncoy M. Depow aud
specially invited guests. On tue LETT
were seated members OF tue Whitney
household, LAZY COlobfoOk AMI Mss
Alice Pagot, sisters Of the bridegroom
Lord Westmeath, and personsl ifieu0s
oi the bride. ln nonOr oi the 90 asi1n,
Edward de Rezke aud Nine. Nordikl
sang FrieIz's "rhe Crucifx" from
Aendelsohn's Messiah. Just bofolo the
bolrothal service NoIdikssang Guuod's
"Avs Marin" and Frank Ondrioek
rendered Laud's "ElegieD ON violin.
Handel's "Lsfgo" was performed by
FfsnkV's orchestra, accompanied by
harps and organ, aud delightful
musical program was presented before
tue arrival OF the bridal party.
Soon after IL o'clock, 10 the strains OF
q wedding march, tho bridal party pro-
ceeJed TO the chsncel In the TO- 3wlng
ordsfi
Ushers--Gouldhoye, John q. Fir
man, II. Maitland Ksrsey, W.Cutting
Jr., Winthrop Brotherhood, Jared
Howe, Crawford Livingstone, anu the
BRIDES brother, Harry Whitney.
rk.u ,.,.,.. fn.t Inn. "a uNp..t -. II a 4. -.
Misses Catherine Barney, Laura
Whitney, Francis Bingham anu
Dorothy Whitney, the BRIDES sister.
These four little attendants IN white,
carried n large basket OF lilies Of the
valley and white rotes. Following
these came six bridesmaids, Misses
GeItruue Vanderbilt, Emily Wander.
bit Sloan, Assba Barney, Beatrice
Bend, Susie Dimmerrk aud Edith
Blake Brown.
Diiss Vanderbilt was In white, Mis-,
Sloan In pink, Miss Barney Ia yellow,
Miss Bend In helloir0pe, Miss Dim
merck In blue and Miss Brown IN
green.
Miss Whitney, who entered leaning
on the arm OF her father, made n beau
tiful bride. Her wedding isgown oil
ivory Whl'e hhtin was petiectly piAir
without lace or embroidery save
heavy six cord which ran around the
edge. The corsags was finished viii
etoek collar oil piostod saiin covered
with point lace finished In rossttes oil
either side, anu full sleeves wer,
finished from the elbow TO the wrist IN
gauntlet style Win narrow irIh OF iAc'
at the wrist. Inc waist was seamless
A cluster OF orange blossoms wal
fastened Al the isft sue ON the wais
line, anu me veil was made from
splendid piece OF point lace worn By
the BRIDES mother, which extended
almost 10 the train.
The bridal party were mot NJ tbs
chanosi steps py me groom anu ths
best man, Gerard rage. Inc bride
anu groom wcrs met NJ the ohsnce
steps by Bishops iotier anu Lsonard,
and Rector Dr.. John Wesley Brown.
The charge was fesu oy me rector,
Bishop Leonard performing tne De
throthi service, Bishop Potter oinciAl
Ing nj Inc marriage ceremony proper
al ire Aitsr ran. =,
Immediately AFTER the ceremony th'
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