The New York herald., 1866-06-30
PLEASURE PLACES.


Saratoga Springs.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
SARATOGA SPRINGS June 2T, 1886.
Fhshio~abk Wedding-splerdid Tsawouts-The Weather,
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Ono OF those agreeable episodes In watering place life
which though not frequent always source or ue-
and excitement namely, wedding, took place here
to-day which, whether participants guests or spec.
taor tho scourners at the various hotels were present
For some days past the BRIDEGROOM Mr. Edward Corning
and hts father and mother Erastus Corning and lady
OF Albany, have been occupying rooms at the Union
Yesterday quite large party Of invited friends from
that city, numbering some 0fty or moro, arrived
to take part In the ceremony, which was cello.
brated at one O'Clock In the small Episcopal church
on Warrington street, in presence OF . largo con.
course OF spectators. The church was tastefnlly
decorated, and the chancel was bedecked by gentle
hands with wrcaths and bouquets OF natural flowers and
the reading desk and communion table draped In
white The house OF the bridc-who Is orphan
daughter OF deceased United States onhccr-s but
few yards from tho church. and immediately adons tho
hotel grounds The bridal party proceeded from thonce
In carriages and entered the building over carpet
pathway.
OF Albany assisted BY the rector OF the church The
br de, Miss Dc Camp. who 10 young handsome and
remarkably graceful lady, was attIred with a simple
elegance that became her youth and conditions dress
and train Of white t'le oruamented W tn orange bios
sons and long veil Of Illusion. The only costly
ment on her person amagnihcen' diamond necklace
and cross worth ten Thousand dollars the gift of the
bridegooms mother Tho father nlaw's bridal present
was Of more suSstsnai and nnsrseisTssS form
two bridesmaids atttrod precisely M the bride,
with the exception OF the veil and orange flowers,
respectively. On the right OF the couple sat
Eraslus Corning sr, and bis wife, and on tho left
and an tn % Whole % affair was ohsraotersed by simplicity
and elegance. The costumes OF he numerous Indies
who attended as friends Of the families were the aimra
ton OF cry one present, eHcng many commentators
from their curious sisters the bridal corage passed
from the church TO the During the ceremony
the bride wore her veil down. according TO the present
modest custom; but az she turned from the chance
wife she threw gracefully back presenting calm and
intellectual face to the adrnirng company The happy
couple received the rauatons OF their fri nds at
the BRIDES lato residence the side porch Of which
handsomely draped with American flags. collation.
Furnished in the most recherche style rartakcn Of
but Mt this moment fierce thunder storm broke ont the
rain poured in torrents, and day almost turned into
Of the younger ladies that was happy emen for the
bride al present Joining in the wish that might prove
so and the bridegroom looking though he felt quite
certain that 1t was 20.
AEw visrroRs AND FINE rEAss
Among the recently arrived strangers here are Albert
Gallain Of New York. and J. N. flay, OF Lexington,
Ky. son OF Henry Clay. and famous for HIS love
norsefosh than politics, ard better known on the turf
than in the political ar ma ihe people here were some
what astonsed at the statement which appeared In the
quasi Saratogs correspondence of New York paper
yesterday, which, among many other things that
turpouts here except one tho fact being that there
several elegant affairs OF this kind flying past the
hotel almost every hour might enumerate tho car
rage Of Mr. Dnrkee, of New York with spanking pair
of bays the turnout of Lord wouehby with two superb
grays; the bays OF Mr. Briggs, late D. C., rS
Of Judge Bockus and Mr. Finley all OF which, ,oaner
with dashing fourin hand affair driven by
who has the ali and style hc has not me ~ @ =
reported Of foreign count and cames sem nVe,sa n nSslv
servant on tho back seat Of hls sag. ug Sfsy NY
fair excitement oil tho time rhe forr an'mas OF tns
turnout TO have nearly ten thousand dollars liars
or whoever the owner they make sensation here by
tho spirit with which they dash along and the ease with
which they handled
Ihaye already informed you OF the coming prospects
for the season. which promises TO bo brilliant than
apy Of its predecessors. Strangers arriving by the
hundred eycry day Some of those who left here few
days ago Lake George have returned to Saratoga, hay
,nq tho former place rather dull aud onely yet
Fo> the comfort OF YOU New York people, whose thor
nometrral quotations ninety will state that
Saraogans content enjoy the balmy air at the
moderate quotation Of sevcnty-two and enyiaby
happy in the midst Of green fields and bubbng waters