Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-28
IN WHITE AND GREEN,
These Co|Ors Prevail in DeCOTa-
tionsfor Miss AIchsr's Wedding
| QUITE A PRETTY MARRIAGE,
4 Small Company, But One oi tho
Seasons interesting EYents.
MANY OTHER WEDDINGS HERrN
enc Occurs In the Morning and seve-
raj In the Afternoon and Evening-
DIR. Deitrick, OF Hanover Married.
| in Norfolk County,
MANY OTHER WEDDINGS HERE

Mr.. Arthur Cushing Small and MISS
Adele Talbot Archer were married at
$50 yesterday afternoon at the Talbote
home on Franklin street Rev. j. j.
Gravatt of the Church OF tho Holy Tr'n-
lty. performed the ceremony. which was
attended bv only the brides Immediate
family circle.
The finely proportioned rooms OF tho
old home looked very attractive with tho
tasteful decorations, arranged by Messrs.
Mann &, Brown, for the wedding. In the
front parlor there prevailed a spoters
whiteness, from the white crash covering
the floor to the heavy white SILK dra2s-
riag covering mantels and tables. ana the
slender cut-glass vases of white chrysan-
themlms placed about the room. The
altar and kneeling cushions, In front OF
an old-fashioned pier glass. at the south-
| ern end Of the parlor, were covered WIN
| white embroidered silk, aud the whole
| thrown i'm relief by tall. dark-green
! Mains arching over the mirror. In the
! rear parlor there was briihant display
| of bridal present-some sent from ABROAD,
| some from the Northern and others from
the Southern States. Among these were
| large bouquets of American Beauty roses
| chrysanthemums, pink, yellow, and white
| beoutiful cut-glass and silver, and most
| interesting OF all, a chest of the TalpolI
Mate. given by the brides mother.
THE WEDDING SCENE.
At $50 the nearest relatives OF tho
bride gathered I'm the parlors. These were
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Talbot, MI, ana
| Mrs Allan Talbot, Mrs. X. L. Nhllaihs'
Mrs A r. Armistead, with Or. SpaldinS.
tho uhvsician who cured Miss Archer OF
a serious illness. When all of the iam-
ilies were assembled the hall DOORS were
! thrown open and the bride, in a simple
girlish. white. silk gown. entered ieah-
ing on the arm Of her father' She ""9
foIiowed by her little maid OF honor
Miss Caroline Armistead whose SOFT pink
dross made the only spot OF color III
,be room. Rev. j. j. Gravat. the minis
,Sr tho proom. and his best man, Ar.
Gustavus A. Breaux, met the bIloe AT 'no
oItor and the solemn words OF the mar
rlage service were spoken. ,
2 The bride Is one of the loVohest w"
most eenerally-beloyed young sitls Who
p nove been married I'm Richmond hsr
o. ',o,tio disposition and her arfstocratlc
] sf,,le of beauty have at home as wen ~
,,I.rever she has visited won TOT her SIN
. aor. adnirers and well wishers MIS-
- o. NJ Archer. the mother Of the BRIDE
,,,s formerly Miss Ella Talbot, ana De-
b tcnoed 10 the prominent family OF TAI
8 botts from Petersburg. For senerauons
10 in England and for generations IN Aihe'l
"a the Talbotts have held POSITIONS ot
- honor and prominence. On the otner siuo
3 90 tbo house the Archers, too, nave a
e. ,,ncooe of which to be proud In thelr
A ! nottve Town. I'm Maryland, their nan.
- are conspicuous I'm many or the iecoIus'
Ntor,loud il the native state OF MT
. c,nar as well as OF his father-in-law $
a forbeors. Ia Hagerstown, Md his fataee
4 is a lawyer Of more than local reputa'loh'
Mrs. Bierne Blair Is the sister ol Tue
groom. He himself altholsn V,.,y -,
centiv established I'm the city, has become
{ one Of the most popular young men IN
b. richmond society, and is looked upon as
e having fine business career before hlH'
y Marriage OF Dr. DeitricL'
$ The Norfolk Landmark OF yesserday
81 contained the following account oi 'ns
e marriage Of DR.. Deitrick, prominent
| ,.o,,n,, phvslcian Of Hanover, VINO Is Wen
1 known and has hosts Oh iilehuS III i'''"
}. ! mond .. mo .
"Denbv's church, Norfolk county was
tho scone of "a very charming wedding
ceremony Yesterday afternoon wnen' at
o'cIock Miss Sue w. McWhorter'
da,,,bter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Me-
$ yv5orter Of the county and DIR. j. Lynn
n nsitriok of Hanover county, were united
e i'm the holy bonds OF matnmony for
I. ,be occasion the sacred ediiice had been
/. attractiveIy decorated, palms ana eu'-
flowers being used In pfoiusioh
proontIy at the appointed hour the
bridal marty entered the church. the brid'
Ioaning ON the arm OF her father. TO th'
strotns ~ the wedding chorus from lo
bsnorin. as played on the organ by MISS
% rene NIcFaden. Of Harper's Ferry. w
L " Arriving az the altar, tableau wa
d forrned with the bride and groom as th'
3. rrincipal figures, and the solemn words
5. which united the couple were spoken oS
the Rev. 6. II. McFaden, brother-in-iaV
OF the bride. ~. ,,...,
tt,nter NcWhorter OF this city cousii
~ the bride. while the best mar was Dr
n 81. spalding OF Richmond, The brides
-s ,naI5s were Misses Anne May Blanchard
2. ~ washington, ID. c.; Annie Leila Min
80, ~ suNolk. Cornne Eyalina Deitrick
.ts,or NJ the groom, OF Richmond. an
rtte Nash Cromwell. Of Norfolk county
~ and the grOOmsmen were Messrs. v ;
n ! Deltrjck. brother OF the groom EASTER
ehore. 4 s. Grant anG W +. Warrinel
n. OF Richmond. and James {. Latham O
iy Norfolk. - g., III.
go,die over white tafeta, en- traine. he
vou being caught back with lilies OF IA
valley. and carried A bunch o, tTid
osos The maiG OF honor wore Whit
.,,,ndie over white silk. and carrie
- roses while the bridesmaids wOre whit
oresndie over brown silk. and carrie
velloc chryssnthemums. The gentleme
D. of the parts wore cutaway coats ar
n dark trousers
after the ceremony DIR. and Mr.
Deitrlck left on the Bay-I.ine steam'
10 on az extended northern trip"
Married Ia the Early Morning.
with beautiful and impressive Ger
mony. Mr.. John Alexander Garland af
Miss Mary Eaton someryilie freear vel
married al o'clock yesterday m0rnin
at the residence OF the brides parent
No. 2G Randolph street Rev Mila
A. Barr rector Of Monumental Episeop
church. performed the service aeeosd.I
80 CONCLUDED on SIXTH PACED