The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12
GRAND HOME WEDDING
MISS elolse Isabella White Became Mrs.
Orlando G. Hinton Last Night.
WERE MARRIED BENEATH AFLoRAl ARCH
ihe Affair Was One of tho Most Brt,.
limit Nupiial Evcnts Ever seen
This Cty-Bonutiful Deeoras
aons-An Elegant Reception and
MngniHccut supper

Inc most elaborate wedding OF tho
season took place last night at the resi-
enee ol Mr. William FL. White, JJntted
Sa'n aa.s District Attoreny. when his
,au,s.lter NiLss Eloise Isabelle, was mar
rleu to Mr. Orlando GIN Hinton ~ d.,
tersburg. ''oii' oL re
me ceremony took place Mt 7.3o
CLOCK IN the front Darlor of the WHITE
mrnansion. ms., and was performed by Rev.
Eatner Ia wilson, rector OF the Church OF
the Sacred Heart
Inc entire house, and especially the
parior In which the ceremony was per
iolined, had been beautifully decora ed
ny Washington florists.
link ana white roses and lovely chry
I,,,,n .ieinuIilS were everywhere seen. The
, pliual arch, which was located at the
HemD'oke avenue side OF the apartment
was composed of roses, s,chrysanthem,Ims
and smllax. - 'ii''
ne bridal party entered the pnrlor,
Inc Inc, hve bridesmaids leading, and the
She was preceded by .tmo little nower
girls. Misses Dabney Halsey and Emma
Cray White. '''N A'Aiiii'
Ihe groom and his best man, Mr.. Aa-
ron n,,. Alilhado' met them at the altar.
,,,,,' ne prioe wore an elegant robe of
Whi'c satin, trimmed with Duchess lace
anu carried a bouquet of lilies of the vol
icy. Ihhi bouquet was made up of five
smaller ones. in which were Secreted the
ring thimDle, and siXpence. and they
were thrown to the bridesmaids inst he
rore the brides departure.
The ceremony was Witnessed by only
the FAMILY and immediate friends. bnt
nt O'Clock the reception was held. 1t
was an elegant affair." lasting until 10
CLOCK HHen the bridal party departed
Tor New york.
The maid of honor was Miss Lizzie
Ilckett. OF Norfolk, and the bridesmaids
were Miss Tinsley of Richmond, Miss
biackiord or Washington. and Misses
Seldner and Boil of Norfolk.
They wore white organdie with mini,
trimmings. and carried pink roses
Ihe supper was n most elaborate af
lair. ando the dining room, and tables
Were dreams OF taste and beauty Flow
ers were everywhere, Frightening and
perfuming the entire room The tables
were decorated with them, and scarcely
could the artificial roses made of the
same dainty morsels that they deco
rated be told from the real ones.
The cake was an ornate affair
made by Demonet, Washington.
Immediately after the ceremony, the
health of the bride was pledged In q
massive silver loving-cup, presented to
Mr. White by the bar of Norfolk.
The bridal gifts were almost number
less and comprised every variety for
which one could wish.
Mr.. and Mrs Hinton will reside An pa
tersburg.
Among those present at the reception
were Mrs. ]. r. Hinton OF Petersburg.
mother OF the groom; Mrs Genenai
Weisiger of Richmond; DR.. Samuel A.
Hinton, Mr. o. C. Hinton, Mrs. Gilbert
y. Hinton, Mr.. Harry S.ratton, all of
Petersburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Korb, Mrs.
Halsey, OF Philadelphia, and Mrs.
Slaughter.
Besides these. guests from this city to
the number OF two hundred and fiftv
were present.
Mr.. Hinton, is a son OF the late DR.. J.
r. Hinton. of Petersburg. and the bride
Will be missed by the social world of
Norfolk In which she was an acknowl-
edged bell.