Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
4 brilliant Marriage in Warrenton'
North Carolina.

WARRENTON, y. c., January 2.-(Spe-
cial1-Emmanuel church was the scene
of the most brilliant event of the season.
when. Thursday evening. Mr.. Peter Ar
rington led to the altar the charming and
beautiful Miss Kate Clark Pendlelon'
daughter Of Mrs V. l.. Pendleton. The
Rev b. s. Bronson was the officiating
CLERGYMAN The church was beautifully
and appropriately decorated for the occa-
sion. Miss Annie Boyd Hawkins pre-
sided at the organ. and played during the
ceremony. 80, Promise Me-" and Mrs.
Walter II. Grimes, Of Raleigh, y. c.,
sung. in most beautiful style and express
sion. the marriage hymn. 'The Voice
That Breathed over Eden"
THE BRIDAL PARTY.
Mr.. Arlington and his best man, Mr..
Sam. Arlington, entered the nave from
the yestry-room, and took their positions
on the choir floor. The bridesmaids also
entered from the vestry-room. and pro-
ceeded down the centre aisle, entering
the vestlbule, where they were Joined
by the groomsmen and ushers. They re-
entered the nave in the following order:
Pages-Masters Sam. Arlington Palmer
and Edward Tannahil White.
Ushers--Messrs. II. l.. Falkener and
j j
and II. j. Burwell. Attendants-Mr. w.
X. Barham and Miss Mary Wimbish;
Mr.. Edward Clark and Miss Della Clark;
Mr.. X. A. Pretlow and Miss Lily Ar
rington; Mr. Andrew w. Falkener and
Miss Lalla w. Arlington; Mr.. Joseph
Tayloe.
Miss Alice It. Jones, maid Of honor;
Misses Rosa Arlington Heath and Helen
Haywood Clark flower-girls.
Then came the bride on the arm OF her
uncle, DR.. c. j. O'Hagan, who gave the
bride away.
The bride was gowned In white satin,
on traine. chiffon and pearl trimmings.
She carried a bouquet of bride roses. The
maid of honor was gowned in pink silk.
and carried bouquet of pink roses. The
bridesmaids were gowned in white organ
die and pink satin trimmings. and carried
mink carnations Mrs. Joseph Tayloe
was eowned in white satin, en- traine.
pearl trimmings. and carried pink roses.
The pages were in black velvet Cord
Fauntleroy suits. The fiower-glrls were
i'm white organde with white satin rib
bons. The groomsmen were in full eve
ming dress.
A RECEPTION.
After the marriage Mr.. and Mrs Ar
rington were rendered an elegant recep-
ton at the nome Oh AfH. II. ID. AllluS-
ton. the mother of the groom, when many
friends extended their congratulations.
Among the guests from a distance were:
DR.. c. j. O'Hagan, of GreenVille; DR.. a.
$. Pendleton, of Roanoke Rapids: Mr..
Joel Whitaker. of Raleigh; r. \. Pref
low and Miss Kate Pretlow, OF Frank
lin. Va: Mr. Edward Clark and Mrs.
Joseph TaylOe, of Washington; Mr.. w.
A. Montgomery. Jr., Of Raleigh; Mr. An
drew Falkener and Mrs. w. K. Parker,
Of Fayetteville; Mr.. w. G. Y Parker,
of New York Mrs. Walter II. Grimes,
and Miss Janet NJ. Digger Of Raleigh;
Mr.. George Allen, of New York; Mr.. A.
A. Williams. OF Philadelphia; Mr.. How
ard Aston, OF Baltimore; Mr. y. +.
Aston. Of New York Mrs. Haywood
Clark and daughters, Of Portsmouth. Va;
Miss Rosa 4. Heath Mr.. Herbert AIRING
ton. and Mr. Sam. Arlington. OF Peters
burg: Miss Lutte Bernard. OF Petersburg;
Master Harft l.t- n Williams, Of Green's
borO.
MIR. Arrinf- forn-erly Of Petersburg,
resided awhile in Richmond Mr. and
Mrs. Arlington were the recipients OF
numerous and BEAUTIFUL presents. They
Will make their future home in Clarks-
vile va. where Mr. Arlington is en-
Gagged IN zoe tobacco business.