The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-21

T:,e ceremony was performed by Bishop +.
c. Potter, assisted by Bishop Leonard and
Rev. john ". Brown. Rector Of St. Thoulass.
The decorations were elaborate, but chaste
md in excallent taste. Tweve arches:
wenty feet high, Of white chrysanthenUns,
saannal the canter aisle. 4 double oare OF
whit. roses and li!'ns stood closed open
:: out ha.? way up the aisle, and was closed
liter the bridal party had passed through.
The clanael vas decorated with white roses
mi lilies and paius. The galleries We're
rlo.,,ci with palms, from which depended
>sraaTers Of green.
G"'o:> the arrival OF the wedding party
IN a:'r2ira'le nrocranne OF music was ren-
:"-"'! bv Or. George ". y rren. the o-san,st
,f tha church. q sttin2ed orchestra. lie py
-alan Tranko. with Eiorard &c ReszIe.
inc. Nor:iira. Nine. Iarla Graham ano
lTc. Wniner,l as soIoiSIs.
Long heso-a the ;lour appointed for the
.are'ronr the chucch aui galleries we're
';1.i. President Cleveland arrived at ll.a5.
r WIS escorted by the ushers TO troae
,;,w. aud seated almost opposite the centre
,ttHe chance He vas followed imroe 1ia,e.
by Secretary Herbert and Colonel Dan'et
g. Lamont aud wife. who were seated JUST
l"coss the aisle from the President.
II Was Just 1910 whan the bridal marty
startai up the aisle. Mr.. Pa!et's best man,
Gerald Pacet, bis brother. stood by his's!Ie
l: the chaucel steps as ths parry advanced.
TIE ushers were followed by the bri'es-
4aiiis. Miss Dimock, Miss Barney, Miss
S:oana, Miss Gertrude Vanderbilt. iss Bend
md Miss Brown Their costumes We're OF
'lolrr ooDlip. with short trains. al cut alike,
out differing in color. The bridesmaids also
wore velvet hats. high in front, with black
-osptteS and tall feathers. They carried
mnfrs ns; ea,! Of bouquets.
Following them came the four little flower
:jr!s They were Laura Whitney. cousin;
frances Bingham. Katherine Banev ant lit
- Dorothy Whitney, the brides sister:
They looked very charming in frocSs OF
White sill; and mousseI;ne de Sole. They
wore large White hats. with white feathers.
~: carried baskets filed with pink and
white roses and lilies.
Next came the bride on the ar-u OF her
tatiicr She looked stately and eleEant Us
,cell As beautiful in Eer rich gown 0! heavy
oearl silk. The skirt was cut with L tram
faur wards long. the petticoat OF White ciare
silk being jinshed in i deep hounce OF lace:
The veil OF Point Z G'Ansleterra lace was held
n place BY band Of orange blossoms enclr-
cling the head. The bride carried bouquet
OF nr:de roses and lilies Of the valley, and
wore q diamond brooch, the gift OF the
~.0o:c.
During tic ceremony. which was choral
throughout. the hymn. so. Perfect Love-
vas sUr- by the choir.
After the ceremony a wedding breakfast
VAS served at the house cf Mr. Wnltney to
about Jour hundrai guests. The house was
:naen;soe1:Iy decorated, and tae newly
marie; I.l:r greeted their friends il
Jnirar 81 pax orchids and bridesmaid roses.
Tie health 0: the bride was proposed b.
President Cleveland. . which A-. 2ecct re-
spnn.!ed. his wife staldic= oesi:ie lin. The
Brides bouquet was then broker up and g.
v;deI among her attendants. TIE wed'.fnS
cake WAS distributed TO the guests !r plan
whit. boxes tied with bows Of waite satin
.:oDon. NJ. and Mrs. Pacet left on the /
o'c!onk train OF the New YORK. New Haven
aaG Hartford Railroad :or III. Dimoc2s
country pa4e ct South Coventry, Conn.
lIys. P:s-at'S going away dress was 0: dark
green cloth. with Il plain skirt. Th,: waist IS
o: lark 2rn.'n silk figured with pink carna-
lions. an: "a cream lace trimmings at the
mex. \ plain jacket and a chinchi'is cape
covered the waist She carrie! chinch!lia
muF. Her hat was Of dark green. tr''n;nen
w:ch gray feathers. Showers o. rice were
,acown a: her.