, 1874-10-21
NESDAY. OCTOBER IL, lS7d---TEN PAGES

ny Nooott!, anu uhiluuuRn 'o2g,a e1Hulnsee
Tho SIMMER furniture Taa simple bamboo
stvo laaoL with blun ribbon tho covering Of
tho l1oor WAS ntraw mating ,w],ite Swiss MUS
lin curtains ware drapod rom tho Vlndows' With
THE ceilings roro frosooed III sort Trench bluo
and groy t}1,ts, land a few chnica pcturcs hung
on tic ualls bits Of pompaisan rolics, photo
grapIled. Htosaios OF wonderfully. y.intricato do
sgia. Floralitine enKraylngH, hslf-tlozcn old
paintings on plcture.rcat III tho corner, heads
aud otbora IT tho old nlastora, and Mater
Doiorosa looking on tho gay acoue with tho
oruamants,-Parlsn or and Chinese porcelain vases,
lnajolica pillars, and receptaoaB for ilowers,
bronzes, antique curiosities, oto.. f,llod up tho
space. Al the fnrthcr end Of tho long parlor iB
m aoove lined xltl. fuly y,Tsvet and Lighted BY
OF statuary stand there, while tvo large modal
lions III bns relief hang on tho wall back Of
thom.
out, tho pluce inclcaea, md tho music ata-
toned thorc. West Of Tits IL bay window, and
tEoro are also Windows on tho north s!dc. Tho
doors Of ontranco nrD OH tho 8outh side nonr tho
occasior, 1eaving..a large arch. which was dcco::
rated with howora. and through which the hridal
party entered. Un tho opposite sldc OF the hall
wero tho library nna dining-roon'. whitc tho
utee61nB-ropnla were A0o'e.
THE LIBRARY,
which is situated iuat acroes the hall from tho
parlors, mas filled with the beautiful prosonta Of
the bridc. It is furniahed with the same soaaon
furniture, ,-bhtnboo trimmed with blue,- tho
il frosooed ii desiyna Representing tlio
figures Of Art and Science. A fow coral'rcd
reception chairs with = tete-a-tcto made
pretty diversion Of color, and somo
quaint old rolca. gathered during lato foreign
lin hr1w nrfn A hrjc.n.hran
table hnd d n1autol Of roso hrocatelic marhle
were quito hidden from adn1iring oyos by the
lavish wcalth of flowcss,- -Sctaniums, ho!totrore,
vlolots, panaies, and whlto blooms, while the
eamo curtaiu decorations wore visible hcro. No
garden that over was laid out brought within tta
sunny borders aucl wealth Of compreesod
sweetness. It was especially observable that
not tlowor was faded-cach tinJ waxcn petal,
tiny starry face held up it's oyelioBt, iatcst LOOK,
and brcnthod out its fair young life IN d dying
prayer OF sweetest incenDe for the young bride
for whom they poriBhcd.
bring flowers. fresh flowers, for The bride to wear,
They were born to blush In her shiny hnfr;
sho IL leaving tho homo Of hcr childhood'a mirh;
1sor placs Is now by anothss'a side;
Bring flowers for tho LOCKS Of tho fatr young brde.
Tho ceremony uns performed By tho nor. a1r.
Ersott, OF tho Christian Church, OF tho Di8ci-
Piles, formerly known as tho Campbellites. Ho
stood ut ono etlo OF tho arch, md Tho bridal cor
togo entered in tho following ordor, and arranged
tLuCEHclFGa III D HClHl"El1Gtc IN 1EOut VI uu
First ca1lo Miss Dunlovs, escorted by Brovct-
Brig. Gen: George A. Forsyth, who passed to tho
right, followed by Miss Rucker aud Lieut..
Lar1iel, who Look their station at tho left. Hiss
Houston and hr. Ahriau 1fonoro Bnccocaed
these, and took their position noxt to
tho first couple on tho right, and then Miss Hail
aud Ulysses Grant, Jr., who paused to tho loft,
ncxt tue accond couple. Mr. Honorc then led
in hi1 daughter, tho brdcelcot, followed by Mrs.
Hohoro leaning oo tho arm Of tho grnoto. Meot-
nj fn fnft hnf fhh ri
tho partg waa now 10 propoE noa!ticn, tho band
playlug of coursa the usual Wedding March aa
iho bridal PARTY entered and passed down the
drawinG-rooin.
TIRE Dnrpr's DRESS.
Tho bride w:s dsossod in an cxquiaite robe Of
pol1H-Duchesso laco over creamy white ealln.
It was originally Intended that shc should only
wear white satin With m elaborate trimming Of
used only for hriaos md ea'lod therefore "neur
d'ofangc,' was selected. Mira. Potter Palmer,
bowoyor, had ordered for her sister from DruH-
eels tho elegant robe Of point-Duehesse, md tho
original idea wns given up, and tho satin
merely used az an nnderareso. This was
f,orcs tho latter cut iu battlements OIL tho edge,
which ovcrlappc1 the train. The train lssolf
had uiae gathered ilonnco around II, hoadcd
with tul!o ruchiugs, nnd fnishod with tnllo p1at-
inSs,. Tho cornngo Nas cut high, aud tho sleeves
Wero in tho DuchoBsa style. Tho trimmings on
tho corsaEo wcro Of laco designed cspecially to
match Tho akiat. ne Uere also tho rnalca on tho
elcoveB These also lad plaitings Of tho satin,
and fatlliingn Of tulio to complete thoua.
Tho superb oyordross raa not that uaual1y 50
called, so1ne lace nrticfo acbignod to be worn 40
n wrap, but . full, long-trainea lress OF real
lace. 1t was loopod up on the left sido by
hNachcg Of oraugo-bIosaoms and stophanitcs.
toops. aud ornamented tho corsaso. Tho voil
waA long enough to roach tho edgo OF tho train,
and Of h'my tulo, the only suitable fabric for