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moment Mrs. Grant fools tho loss Of
something out Of her life, but
Hlo was choorful during tho ceremony ard until

moment Mrs. Grant fools tho loss OF
sn ss9mstl.nS gSEoor,o, ont Of her lifo b1f
tho guosta departed. bnt Noio'a father under.
stood nil tho timo what ho wns losing, for that
ono little daughter is BITS idol In tho family
circle: nor plaeo wss BY nla sLdo. sho was to
y protty; to 500 that young man, OF whom Bomo
kind things arc said, lovingly carosslug Ills
motlior aa he did when n Guild. Tho family
circle at tho White House nro very uuitol AIRS.
Grants HouB hold lor iu tonder lpyo aud revor-
nnca. -
The Eaat Room, whore tho vodding took pleoo
looked magnificent: White ribbons wero stretched
across both ondH Of tho room, which loft m aislc
vacant down the centre Of Tho room.
THE BRIDAL PARTY ENTEnRp
from tho grind lall, Afr. Aartoris mud Col. Grant
landing Thoy paused at tho foot Of tho dafs.
hilas Dobsio conkling and Miss sallio Freling-
ing undor the contral chandclior, and separated,
ono going to ono nido'and one to tho other.
Miss Sherman aud Miss Porter paaaed beyond
nsna s and s9naSd s Miss Dxc @ and ss
BarncH aud Miss fish passed beyond ali, and
parted ut tho dhiR. Tho bride with her father
then passoa through tho limo, and the groom
her hand, and they mounted tho dals, tho clergy
res tho flras to Rsa sho fbrids, % and thsn ts thss
father aeomod to foel too deeply to make any
demonstration tuBt. then. Immediately aftor
tho ceremony, and as soon aa tho congsatu'a-
tions wero over, tho doors wore opened, aud
tho bridal purity first, followed by tho ont,ro
company passed through tho quito Of parlors to
tho State dining-room. whero,
THE pE5EUNEN
was eorvod. Tho table prosecuted beautiful
End S tompting appo'a.raaoo Tho perfume Of tho
very dishes and ol1oioo vines. Tho ropast COM
priaod every dainty In and out OF soason. An
lmmonao bridal cako stood In tho centre, but
whllo tho foasting was ct Its hoght the bride
slipped away to change her dress preparatory to
tue sad parting from the happy home that bud
sheltered her for five yearH, and tho friends WHO
held hor 10 close to thoir hoarts tllat not even
loyo and fair share Of this worlds gifts could
reconcile thcul to
THE SEPARATION
All awaited lor return, for ahe did not tarry
long. The hrfdnl dress WAS laid aside, and tho
bride reappoarod in rieh brown silk aklrs, with
llair rohly embroidered, hat and gloves match
cd. Tho young couple entored q carriage which
was drawn by four beautiful white horses, and
proceeded to tho Baltimore i Potomac Deput,
whore 3 special awaited them. At 1:40
sped on their journey. Noar Baltimore tho
palace car Joined tho regular train to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. eartoris will spena Tomorrow Mt
the ETH H. no nGs a9 gnb Wbfa wv s s sata
THE TnoussEAU.
The President and Mrs. Grant 1avished npon
their onlydaughtor trouasoau fit for Royal Prfn-
cess. p1nmago Of birds do not contain more oolors
than arc Represented In tho silk dresses which Mrs.
sartoris takes aboard with her and not only silk.
but every other material that Is dainty and beft-
ting the young bride, who has filled tho highest
position of any young lady in Tue land. There
the President. Theae we're SOLICITED ESPECIALLY
for their great beauty, and their cost was quito q
fortuno., All tho dresses woro made In New
York, there being not enough timo to order from
Il Lee A. AH~AN~
modtstes. There is great variety Of evening
dresBes,- blue silks. with lace and with embrol-
cry; every shade Of pink silk, with every
variety. Of trimming; yellow. si'lk Of all
dresses,,tt dinner, drosaes, and .ovoly sort Of
dressos by quantity. It would tako week to
catalogue them MI, and will certainly tako moro
than . weols to put them in proper places: There
aro shoos by the caitful to mitch louBS dresses
| hats by tho caseful for outdoor dresses and
| gloves. handkorchiefs, and fanB by the buallel.
! It il rumored that Mr.. ind Mrs. Agernon
Charles Frederick snrtoIis will have home
OF thoir own on the family eatate, u cottage b.
tho sea, but 1t will havc to DO very largo one
for, after the presents and trousBeau are placed
their owners will have to hang out Of the win:
dows for: very lack OF space. =
| THE PRESENTS
included ,'a1 the most beautiful pieces Of silye1
possible to procure, dosBert-sorYice With fruit
piece for centre of tho table, accompanied b.
sevon dozen knives, forks, md spoons Thert
service, nearly dozen punch-bowla, salt-eallar
fruit knives and eclhaora, gold necklaces,
| diamond ,inge,a Roman bracelet g1ove-boxes,-. =
| In short every article Of uso and OF beauty, al
] In cases lined with aatin or velvet. From ono
firm alone presents woro purchased. amounting
to between $4,000 aud eli, 900. 1t is estimated
that tho presents may be valued at $780, 900, but
| you must have tho
MENU OF THE BREAKFAST.
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