National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-02
THE WEDDING YESTERDAY.
(COnfinued from Firsi Page.)

Mrs. james P. Ryan, silver Jewel box.
Lieut.. II. q. Hunter, U. 5. N, picture on porce-
Gov. and Mrs Shepherd, elegant gilt writing
desk.
General and Mrs. Swords, bOquet holder and
Mr.. Juan Boyle, Washington, D. O., handsome
bronze card holder.
books
General BeIknap. Secretary of War, elegant
ebony and gilt library set.
Mr.. Albert T. Fitch, works Of Charles Sumner,
in ten volumes, handsomely bound.
Hrs. Judge M. n. Granger, GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
Gen. and mrs. n. r. Simpson, Cal, thule finger
bowl plates, In Chinese box.
Mr.. Geo. Fisher, IT., Georgetown, D. O., copy OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. q. Durant, superb solid
silver pitcher, in case.
Mrs Richard NJ. Hall, Chinese card receiver,
Mrs. Gen: Vincent, washington, D. O., silver,
gold-lined olive fork.
Col. Lewis Wolhey, silver card case, gold in
Henry t. Blow, st. Louis, set gold buffers
]. L q. Clarke, deliberately wrought card case,
Miss Sallie Mumsugh, Lancaster, o., hand
some silver fruit stand.
Mrs. Gen. Chapman, Washington, D. O., silk
Mrs. E. o. Hurd, Cincinnati, bronze card re-
eeiyer, deliberately wrought.
Commodore and Mrs. Ammon, Japanese glove
Archbishop Purcell, of Cincinnati, miniature
painting, Assumption of the Blessed Virgin, " in
Mrs; Fannie Moore, Washington, steel engrav-
ing, al PansarOss."
Mrs. Frank Gassaway, Washington, en-
Dr. E. A. Duncan, coral cross and flowers.
Hon. A E. Borie, of Philadelphia, large silver
bowl, embossed.
MI. and Mrs John Slevin, Cincinnati, set after
dinner coffee spoons and cream ladle.
Mrs. tanner, fancy jewel box.
Rev. B. A. Maguire S. J., handsomely bound
FHhOmnE
Colonel Fred d. Grant, gold-lined silver salts.
Dr.. Basil Morris, ring of turquoise and pearls.
vase, satin finished, trimmed in gold, Iembossed,
and Of rare beauty.
General and Mrs. Bingham, handsome cream
ladle and sugar sitter, solid handles gold bowls,
wrought with military devices.
Mr.. and Mrs Colkett, Philadelphia, superb
table, sterling silver, and finely finished.
Professor and MrE. Bartlett, YOnkers, N. Y,
late distinguished member Of the faculty Of
soup TO the cream, satin finished heavily engraved
with monogram, and superb in value.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Evarts, New York,
solid silver salver, engraved with monogram and
antique carving. very elegant.
Colonel Kilburn Knox, of Governor Dix's staff,
late Thirteenth regulars, superb Venetian Chew
MI George 7. Bates, U. S. NC, a full set
silver butter plates, heavy and gold lined.
Mrs. H. L. Patterson, st. Louis, handsome case
containing full set OfspOODs, butter knives salts
and mustards.
Miss Marie Patterson, sugar scoop of silver,
gilded, and Of fine workmanship.
Mrs. Admiral Dahlgren, set Of jewelry, brooch
and earrings, GenOese.
Mr.. John Sherman, jr, nest of Japanese tables,
General and Mrs. Morgan L. Smith, case con-
tanning four dozen silvers, for tables, solid and
elegant.
Miss Simpson, Washington, pair of fancy vases
Mr.. Gustavus Coward, Chicago, pearl jewelry,
brooch and earrings.
THE REFRESHMENTS.
The table for the refreshments was spread in a
communicating room with the adjoining house.
The table, nearly hfty feet long, was one of the
richest ever seen in this city, comprising the fol-
lowing delicacies:
Terrapins, Ia Maryland.
Saumon au bleu, sauce Dauphin.
Pate Melange, Ia Parisienne.
Chicken CrOquets.
Galantine en- Bellevue.
Ducks, with currant jelly.
Ham, decorated. Tongue, decorated.
Chicken ana Lobster Salade, ala Mayonaise.
Brides Cake. Centre Pieces. Groom's Cake.
Centre Pieces, assorted.
Gateaux, des trois freres
CrOque-en- Bouche, Ia Refine.
Epigraphe de Fleurs,
dedie
MademoiseIle MARIA EWING SHERMAN
Monsieur THOMAS WILLIAM FITCH.
Pudding, a la NesselrOde, Sauce, q Ia Creme.
Tsrtalettes de FramOOise,
garnies q 10 General W Washington.
Vacherins, a Ia StrasbOurg.
Side pieces Of Charlotte Russo,
and Croque-en- Bouche.
Gelee de Vienne, melRngee de Fruits.
Blame Mango, q Ia Napoleon.
Plombieres. garnies de Fruits q Fleurs glacees.
Ice Cream and Water Ices Of various haYors.
Small fancy Cakes.
PUNCHES:
Roman. Champagne. Claret.
CHAMPAGNES:
Pommery. ClicquOt. Heidseick. Roderer.
Napoleon Cabinet. Dry VerZenay.
Liqueurs, fines ct de Ia meilleure quAlite.a
Cafe. Chocolat. .ry
Fruits nRturels.
The BRIDES cake, occupying the centre Of the
table, was made Of nine cakes, graduating In
size, on the top of which was figure bearing
flower tray. All its decorations were Of silver
and white and it was very beautiful.
THE MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL SHERMAN AND THE
BRIDAL PARTY.
General Sherman leaves to-day for New York,
and will return to Washington tomorrow, and
Sunday evening he bids us adieu for his home in
st. Louis. On his way he will place his two
youngest daughters at school in Cincinnati. All
their friends sincerely congratulate General and
Mrs. Sherman upon this happy and suspicious
occasion. Mrs. Sherman is a noble lady, and no
one enVies her the happiness she experienced yes
terday.
ARCHBISHOP PURCELL.
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