The sun., 1897-06-24
ARNOLD-DI zEREGA,


Tho wedding Of Miss Violet di Zeregn.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Antoine di
Herega, and Reginald Arnold was celebrated
yesterday afternoon at ST. Peters Z. n. Church,
West Chester, and the services were conducted
In the high ritualistic style In vogue In the
church. Tho interior was embelished with
arches of white roses, and was bright with the
gay gowns Of the feminine guests. In Difference
to the name OF the bride the wedding
violet affair throughout. Even tho lilies on the
altar were OF flag variety and purple in hue.
Tho music was special feature. Faithful
and True" was the professional hymn, "Oh
Perfect Love" was sung at the betrothal. and
Lord, who at Cana's Wedding Feast" was the
selection for the recessional.
Tho Rev. Frank NJ. Clendennin, the rector,
performed the ceremony at $3.50 o'clock. The
bride was given away by her father On the
rich white satin gown she wore were en-
broidered white vioets embelished with silver
and pearls. The trimming was Of old family
lace and on the waist was large turquoise
brooch surrounded by diamonds. the gift Of her
grandmother. In the coiffure was new moon
in diamonds and pearls, which held the tulle
veil bordered with lace in place. The bouquet
carried was composed of lilies Of the valley.
aisle, They were Liza Marshall and LILY VIII
Sss in with The q vUo
hats were frills Of laeo and yiolets. The baskets
they carried were heaped with rose leaves
Miss 'TH Elisa di zsresa sttsndsd her sister as
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Constance Besry, Estelle Arnold, Beatrix Ben.
Alternately, asp as placed. blonde and brunette 70,
gether. They were costumed alike in white
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picture hats, and the punches Of sweet peas car
ried were, violet in color. All wore brooches
Sentsd BY the brde Iester Maen del Garcia
was best man. He wore In his scarf the amethyst
the Mossrss sh ho%ppFRd pRdo Constable F9edere Womb
We'll Of ENGLAND. Horace ,, q Barnard Jr. Frederic @
Arnold Marshall Gasquet, Edward da yivior.
Baron dc Brabrant, and DR.. IL Louis s { d Zeregs
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Tho signing Of the marriage register was q
| ritualistio feature Of the service. This took
fore the final hymn. The choristers wero In
violet gowns. the same color as those worn by
The reception after the church ceremony was
given at the country seat OF the brides grand
chestsr Ths nevis a eoups
their congratulations In the west drawi ing room.
which is fitted entirely in rose color and relieved
with numerous palms picturesquey placed.
rich costume q black ribbed silk, with lace.
and white grenadne. Mrs. John August ,di
| Zerega wore q French gown OF white silk,
| with duchesse lace rufiles to the waist. The
| lace was caught on the shoulders with black
trimmed with black velvet, pink roses, and
| feathers. Miss di Zerega, an aunt OF the bride,
was attired in mauve brocade. A buffet col
laton was served. Only the party at the bride &
| table was seated. The decorations OF this were
done with white roses and doves. There were
| fully 200 guests at the house. and much
larger number in church: Many fingered quite
late in the day, when there was = gay dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Arnold left prior to the
| dance. Mr.. Arnold. who is young lawyer is a
| son OF Surrogate and Mrs. John II. V. Arnold.
| He and his bride will sail for Europe June 80.
| They will pass the summer travelling on the
| Continent,