The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-24

Of New York sent case containing three
pieces of mass.vo silver. Secretary and
Mrs. Richardson sent silver teto-s.totc
set. Mrs Fish sent silver punch bowl
and Miss Edith Fish tiny clock of OK
qusto worl manship. Ex-senator Cattell
sent a costly damon ring. Mr. and Mrs
l.. +. Morton of New York SEM ring
with largo emerald with two diamonds.
Senator and Mrs. Carpenter presented
opal ear-riugs. 4 magnificent Roman
bracelet came from o New Yorker. Mr.
y. r. Stewart sent q nno point lace hand
kcfchief. Gen. Bldrsu sent fan from
London, with smoked pearl sticks aud |
white point lace cover with mohogrnn IN |
gold. From Denver C1mo pcr.o non
mic of home manufacture and naive I'll.
vcr ore. There was also q beautifM shell |
fan. Misc Barnes presented blue en-
amcloi locke,; Miss Porter q gold mock
lace Miss Conkling necklace; Miss
Frelinghuysen, oxidizcd silver and gold |
vases of great beauty Mrs. Robson pre-
scented Venetian mirror in antique, COW
cred harp frame with candlcsiicks to
match, and wax candles painted. There
wero salt cellars lined with gold, and at
least 10 punch bowls with ladies'. In
short, IL the young couple wish to 90 into
the silverwaro trade they have a good
stocl on hand
BREAKFAST,
The bridal party, after the congratuls-
tions were over, passed out to the break
fast--where the bride cut the cake.
MIR. AED MRS, sAToBis
renamed but few moments at tho table,
and when tho guests returned to tho par.
lore, the bride was found there in her
travelling dress.
At l:2O the bridal party lott the house.
A. the cortege passed down the avenue
Mr.. Widows performed tho following
pieces on tho ctim9 of the Methodist
church whore the ppsidont and family
worship Wedding Pearl Men
del'sohns wedding March," "liail
Columbia "God Save the Queen
"Grand March, from Taunhauser.
THE PALACE CAR
which bore away tho bride and groom
was furnished then by Gen. Horace Por-
ter. Ii was handsomely decorated with
national flags stretched from end 10 end
and caught in the center of the car and
held hy the union jack" and "gridiron.
Small nacs were at each ventilator. Upon
the cer;cr-'sbles we're large boqucis Of
exquisite flowers.
Thus royalty does the pres
idenis daughter pass from our midst
to make her home in a strange land.
THE uAPPY PAGR.
The BRIDE and sroom are decidedly O,
young couple. Mr.. Sartoris is not "a and
she not lo years ( age. They will reside
on the Sartoris oas;c England but expect
to make frequent visits to the brides par
ents In this county,
Nr. Algernon Charles Frederick Sart-
otis Is heir to quite q handsome property,
his fai.g' having good estate near South-
amptoa, England, and large income.
MILLINERY AND PRESENTS.
The rousseau provided and 5presents
receive we're such as have never been sur
passed ia this country, with dry goods
enough 10 last ten years, and silver and
jowelry enough 20 stock fret class Jew.
there Is o end, ali o the costliest kinds.
Two sets of lace houtces arc said to have
cost $4,000 Thirty Saratoga trunks
will scarcely contain tho trOgsseau, and
the presents will require more than
double the number a ps king cases when.
sent. TO En- gland.
The Star, in lLs account Oi the mar
rage, says "The marriage has taken
place sooner than WAS intended at fret
The preparations for the wedding have
been on the most magnificent scale. The
trousseau was mostly selected in New |
York city, as the time would no. permit |
of full order being sent to Paris but |
the laces were selected abrosd aud ex. |
coed in beauty anything ever seen here. |
There are two complete sct-one Il |
white, and the othor black. This 10 the |
munihcen. gift Of the president 10 his |
daughter. The bridal dress ia OF the |
richest white satin, with a train three |
yards long. Around the bottom Of the |
dress is q Aouncg of satin about three
inches deep, with piissei Of tulle on the
edge. This hounca is aid on In bot
pleats, with loop, ard etds Of the satin
between each pleGt. At,ve this fiouncs,
and reaching 70 tho wtist, arc two ex.
quisite point lace G'Inc.s, which are ia,
scross the front breath.
The waist is high, and
trimmed with !sce and flowers 10
match the Eart. The sleeves
Roach below the elbow, and are nnished
with lace. The vel lie q tulle, and fast
ened with orange tlUss,ms; ornaments,
pearls and diamond. She carried this
morning a bouqve, Of ,hoiee white ilow-
ere, and pearl fan, with laco cover.
The troussesu il magnificent and slmos.
beyond description. There are silks Of
every hue and color. Each gas light silk
dress 10 made witt Two Rsists-one deeoI.
tette, the other high There are shawh
from india lao e.rec, from the manu-
factory a, Bruse!s par,sols with superb
ivory handles mus. n Dresses, with
French worked1gulces; Others with pufs
and lace inserirg. There arc gsuzes,
grenadines, and hs.s 'or every costume
slippers cor cad an every drsss and the
lingerie is SO fine Grt cnty that the sight
Of 1t brings diligl, TO every feminine
heart that rejoce: Ia delicate embroidery,
soft lace and ine le.dlswork. Nothing
has been oyeioOKei or forgotten, that
will contribut'to tie comfort and hsppi.
moss Of ,hs hiIbly favored girl.
The brides travelling dress IL Of rich
with rlhles On tho skirt and
Dolonsiso Of csmeis hair cloth, richly en-
Droidercd Hat and gloves match the
lress.
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