The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-06-14
Interestins Nuptial Arrange-

meutB.
The following from the New York Evsa-
ing Post of the 9Th win be received with in
terest:
TAR MARRIAoR FETE OF Mas. Anna CO.
RA MowArT.-T the 7th Of June,
at O'Clock in the afternoon, this accom-
plished lady and Mr.. William FOushee Rit-
chic, son Of the venerable Thomas Richie,
of Richmond, Virginia, will be joined in the
holy bonds of matrimony. The ceremony
will take place at RavenWood, the residence
OF Mr.. Samuel @. Ogden, the father of the
bride. in the spacious mansion of the Gibbs
family, which has been specially prepared
for the occasion. About two thousand in
vltations have been issued TO the numerous
friends OF the bride and groom, and their
respective families. Among the invited
guests are the President and cabinet, and
large number of the members of Congress
and ofthe Virginia legislature personal friends
of the groom.
The invitations are given, of course, by
the mother Of the bride, Mrs Samuel G.
Ogden, enclosing the cards of the bride and
groom, and the following card constructions
passiae: Ia Fl
-"Carage route for RAvenswood hy the
Peck Slip and Houston street ferries by way
of Williamsburg, distance five miles. The
steamer Ravenswood leaves the pier below
Peck Slip at o'clock, and returns at 81 p.
m. Extra trips on the 7th June, will return
to New York at and 10 o'clock, p. M.
"The ceremony will take place at o
clock"
The notes bear the arms of the Ogden
family, a lion rampant quarterings Of oak
branch and acons, with thefollowing motto:
"EsH ostendo non jacto". Though shine |
do not boast.
The company is expected TO assemble a.
bout o'clock. The ceremony will be per.
formed at 3 p m. in the house. 1t had been
intended to have it perform under a tent on
the lawn, but the uncertainties of the wealth
er compelled the abandonment OF that idea.
The Rev. Mr.. Wilkes, receiver Of the doc
trines of Sweedenborg, will oticiate on the
occasion. g..a aas
Rumor assigns the privilege of acting as
bridesmaids on this occasion TO Miss Emily
and Miss Grace Ogden sisters Of the bride;
Miss Margaretta Ogden, the BRIDES niece;
Miss Sargent, Of Boston, a sister of Epes
Sargent, of Boston, a sister Of Epes Sargent
Miss Whitman, of Boston, and A, Appleton
of Cincinnati. We have heard the names
of but three of the groomsmen: Mr.. James
Sargent, Of Boston, brother Of Eepes Sargent
DIR. Keene. and Mr.. Peterson of Philadelr
phia. The names of the other three, for
there are to- be six, have not transpired.
1t is understood thatthe bride will be pre-
sent at the ceremony; by her father. follow
ed by her motherupon the arm of the groom.
Dancing will commence Immediately af-
ter. Dodsworth, band has been engaged
for the occasion. to. discourse its sweetest
music, both in the house and on the lawn.
Refreshments will be furnished the company
upon their arrival aud after the ceremony
Acold collation. and refreshments embracing
rvery delicacy that the season affords, will
b supple d throus on the afternoon and
evening until ten o'clock. when boat, ex-
pressly engaged for the occasion, will take
back 10 the CITY such of the guests as may
be pleased to stay to so late an hour.
The bride and groom will make a short
excursion from town, return Friday morning
to Rlvenswood, and leave the same after
noon FIR Brandon, in Virginia. the family
! mansion Of Mrs. Harrison, one of Mr.. Ritch-
les sisters. After brief stay there, they
will go home to Mr.. Ritches charming res
I idence, near Richmond.