The New York herald., 1874-10-02
walnut case. containing SIX dozen p,eces Tor ~


Professor and Mrs. Bartlett OF Yonkers, n r..
late Distinguished member Of tue acultv Of West
the cream. satin finished, heavily engraved With
monogram and superb In value.
Mr.. and Mrs. William n. Evarts, OF New York,
solid silver salver engraved With monogram and
antique carving, very elegant
Colonel KilDurn Knox, OF Governor Dx's stan,
late OF Thirteenth regulars, superb Venetian che
vaux glass.
Mr.. George t. Bates Marine corps, a fun set sil
Mrs. D. l. Patterson, 81. Louis, handsome case
containing tpll set Of spoons, butter KNIVES, salts
Mss Marie Patterson. sugar scoop OF silver
gided and Of ane workmanship.
MRS Admiral Dahigren, set OF Jewelry, brooch
General ana Mira. Morgan T.. smith, case con.
talnng iocr dozen s!lvers, for tables, solid and
Miss simpson, of Washington, pair OF fancy
Mr.. Gustavus Coward OF Chicago, pearl jewelry,
General and Mrs. ], cond, smith, Buffalo, NJ T.,
rather uaggerty, Cork, Ireland, china saver
and tea set.
Mrs. NJ. 4. Dougberty, Columbus, Ohio, set after
MISS Costigin, embroidered skirt.
Mrs Clark T. carr, Ga4esoury H., silver sugar
General Belsnap, Secretary OF War, elegant
ebony and gl.t library set.
Albert J. Fitch, WORKS Of Charles sumner ten
volumes, elegantly bound.
Mrs. fannie Moore, Washington, steel engraving,
Subero necklace and ocket without card
NJ and Mrs Mori.rty' Handsomely chased pen.
Arcnolsnop Purcei. Cincinnati, painting ting in
miniature, Assumption OF the Blessed Virgin" in
Mr.. Richard vansten, ice pitcher and frosted
Mr.. Henry Ripple. New YORK, gold-nned punch
James T. Tracy, New York, pair opera glasses
IN pearl and gold
General and Mrs. Scodeid, bridal 'an exquisitely
carved.
Mr.. Charles Hoyt New York, celery stand richly
Mrs. Fitch, mother OF groom, full set of magnin-
Hayden Edwards, ONO, Jewel casset, gold and
ivory -nameiled and ornamented With turquoise
and opals-
General and Mrs NJ. e. Simpson, California. set
OF shell hngeroowi plates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe, Salisbury, gold-tned soup
A. I. Stewart New YORK, elegant point laco
Handkerchief In white satin case.
Mr.. calvin, Boston, oxydzed silver and gilt
Mrs. Jarses P. Ryan, silver Jewel box.
Lieutenant Henry E1ater, picture on porce
Miss Annie Millar, Columbus Ohio. silver and
MRS Jadray, New York. picture case, bronze
gilt, ornamented With onyx setting.
senator and Mrs. Casseriy, California elegant
ice cream set, in silve and gold.
Mrs. Judge Granger. OHIO, full set Of cut glass.
Mrs General Vincent, silver gold-Iinec olive
Mrs. sallle Minnaugh. Lancaster, Ohio, silver
goldned fruit stand.
Mrs. General Chapman, Washington, silk ana
Mrs. j. L. 3. Clarke finely wrought ivory card
case.
reievo rom Captain Heard, OF Ohio.
Mr.; and Mrs. A. r. Shepherd, elegant gilt writ
General and Mrs. sunds. dover vase and per.
fune stand.
Nj. Juan Boyle, handsome bronze card receiver,
Judge and Mrs. Embry, basket orname ntal, con.
General and Mrs. whipple, elegant solid silver
Mrs. i. 0. Heard. Ohio, bronze card receiver,
rich and elegant In design.
Mrs. Patrick Qulrk, pair of ruined shams.
Mrs. S. $. Hayes, two dozea solid silver spoons
Mr. Il. G. rant. Washington, pair bronze candle.
''Sasi Rear Admiral Alden, silver mustard dish and
William Il. Dennis. prayer book In velvet and
gold.
Mr. William P. Janray superb basket OF nowers.
George b. McCartee, Washington, handsome
album OF vignettes and portraits.
Miss Dovey smith, Washington, gold tnimble.
Major MAJOR george A; Forsyth steel engravirgs,
M. ana Mrs. Albright, Pennsylvania, pair gold
lined salt cellars.
Mrs. Senator sprague, magnificent basket OF
! flowers with white doves Gu ndture
Genera! 7. Kiloy smith, superb floral Offering.
A. Il. Jackson, solid hsh KNIFE and spoon, very
Mr. aud Mrs. Barney Williams, elegant gold-llned
| dessert set.
Mr.. and MRS. Cake, Washington music box, very
| valuable.
Mrs. Frank Gassaway, embroidered skirt.
Tennyson;s .vivian.,' illustrated ey pore ''p' "
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas z. Durant superb solid
mrs. Richard Nj. Hall, china card receiver, with
silver pendant vase.
Mrs. General Vincent silver. gold lined olive
fork.
Colonel Lewis woney, silver card case. gold In
laid.
Hon. Henry 7. Blow, ST. Louis Mo-, set gold but
General and Mrs. Thomas Ewing. Ohio, parlor
CLOCK porphyry, surmounted by handsome
General ana Mrs. NJ R. Simpson. United States
Army, set @ OF shell hnger.bow plates in elegant
General and Mrs. schoneld, bridal fan, ex-
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Salisbury, massive gold.
lined soup ladle, elegant necklace and bracelet.
Mr.. Charles Hoyt New York, celery stand, richly
Mr.. and Mrs. Moriarty, New York, handsomely
chased PIE knife and sugar SITTER in Chinese case.
large sond silver soup tureen, In case.
After inspecting the gifts the guests descended
che staircase, and crossing the reception room and
the central oall entered the long paror.
THE WEDDING FEAST.
At the breakfast the main feature was brides.
maids cake, containing q diamond ring Miss
Fannie Marcy, dadgnser OF Inspector General
Marcy, United states Army, was the lucky rnder;
and according 70 the tradition, she VIII be the
next to ieave her name and hame."
BY 1--WE O'Clock the parors, the halls
eaue-d-n'dnoer, the presents room all avail
able space IN facr was crowded. The
President accompanied BY Mrs. Grant, was there.
secretary Beknap, Postmaster Jewell Secretary
Sristow. Attorney General Williams and Chief
Justice Waite accompanied by their wives or
some ladies' OF their families, were IN the throng.
rne President and General Sherman converscd
cordially together, and she secretary OF War
seemed very earnest IN his talk WITH
the General OF the Army. IL would
be Impossible 70 say WHO were there.
The IFS, Included everybody In Washington who 10
anybody, and who was not prevented oy On.
toward circumstances rom attending. Among
these may be mentioned Mrs Farragut widow Of
the Admiral. VINO sent her regrets and thanks as
being remembered on the happy 0ccaHo1.
How deeply those regrets are felt can only