The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-04

YOU Accompanying the invitation Ia the card Of 40.
mission into tho church. II simply says:-
g~>~~N,s s1E.sE rEE;sSr rHrs CARD
AT THE CHURCH.
MAY g.
TIL last oil 900 OF lhesO Invitations AMI cards
son, on ward 10 their dcsna, yesterday aud those
persons whose hearts may still be INDUCING In tho
nutter OF anticipation that they Will DC afforded an
opport unity 10 witness OF the most notable we'd
dngs that evcr occu tho Forest city VIII know
on reading tho HERALD that they were not regarded
as quite intimate enough 10 BIO iavors'. The shcr-
man and Cameron families have SO many fricnds
that 1t would, indeed nave been task to invit0
them ALL aud owing to this among other reasons, it
WIS at arst seriously contemplated 10 have strictly
private wedding at Judge Sherman's unpretentious
residence, No. $50 Case avenue. This idea was. how
over, overruicd, and the moro suitable st. Paui's
Protestant Episcopal Church, on the corner OF Euciii
and Case avenues, was selected. ST. Paui's - the
newest and hanosomest cnuron ed,nce both in us
interior and OK error arrangements 10 be found Ia
Cleveland, and Is probably The anes IN all ne APP
pointments, IN Ohio. Wnen s further ocauthed With
aud exquisite h>rai offerings 81 Paurs wi Truly
be magnificent
THE MARRIAGES CEREMONY
Tho dignded wnite haired Bsnop Of the diocese,
the Right Rev. q. I. Bode, will oniciat~ on ths occ
SION, bong INSISTED Dy tho Rev. ~ >. kullson, =, y,
rector OF ST. Paus parish. rhs music ~ probably b
the hands Of Professor John Underner, Of tho Cieve
land Conservatory, ana thr mcmOcrs OF tho exceilen
quartet CHOIR Of tho church. Tine Singers havo not
yet notified as TO what Is expected Of them and
in this regard the managers OF tho wedding seem
hilo diiaiory, there BONG comparatively little time
pRIDEsxAIDs ELxcr
Tho bridesmaids have lust been autn0ritativek
ton ono, however, being omitted on account o non.
decision as 70 me .dy fnose gwen me are-M's,
ST. Louis, q cousin Of Miss LIZZIE Sherman; Miss
Amhe dc Billier, OF New York, ior mer schoolmaia
dana rnf hA lnt.s
Mr. George q. Scatter. u former prominent man
Q; Cleveland; Miss Alta Moulton. Of Cincin-
governor Go,; MS. p.nson. o. Ohio. Insre vii DO
rs Css :s are 70 Louis o. grs
Sm,.n, or Philadelphia; Mr. J AcM,chael, OF Phila.
delph,a; Mr.. J. u. Hoyt, Of Cleveland; mr. Thomas
Sherman, of ST. Louis, and a son OF Senator Blame
1HE FANNY RECEPTION.
After the close OF tho ceromo0y. WHOM II 10 OK
psS.sd VII ass place wnn s~ ,raas. a n
members Of the Cameron and sherman families
will be driven IN carriages 20 the house o, o.
suerman which !, IN the YARD adjoining Judge sher'
mans place ON Case avenue. Here private recep.
han I'd East on the Lake shore Michigan Soutncru
Raroad viii havc ON board tho bridal party, special
been unable 10 ascertain their destination although
undcr.land snas ssna or Cameron and wife VIII 70.
man a short time IN New YORK and aiterward pro.
coed to Washington.
pisrISGuIsHED QUESTS.
Among tho guests viii DO the ex-senator Simo.
Cameron, accompanied by members OF his family AND
Pcunsy wanna notables; some prominent men from
Washington, perhaps including secretary sherman,
and [; encrul Sn erman ana iamiy. Senator Cameron
viii arrive mere on the morning Of tho stn from POM
syivania and with y number Of friends viii occupy
su,. OF apartmonis a. tho Ksnnard House until tho
happy event taxes place.
TRoUsSEAU.
Tho bridal trousseau, which Is described by the
fortunate tcw have been permitted 10 SEQ as
psriec. marvel of beauty, was made In New York.
Mrs. SHERMAN, Miss Lizzie Sherman and some OF the
rails and effected arrangements for tho outfit while ia
New York several weeks ago. Az that time pur-
chases q part Of the wedding presents were made
by Mrs Judge sherman and her niecss
MISS SHERMAN AND HxR FATHER
senator Cameron's .fancee IS . pretty and accom-
pished lazy OF twenty-ono yearh Her native place -
Mansfield, Ono where her iatnor was engaged IN tho
praosco Of law until he was appointed United Statos
District Judge OF tho Northern district OF Ohio abous
the lst Of March, 1867 Judge sherman eiI the bench
Decent Dor l, 1874. HIS ncaitn IS now IA iomewnat
feeble state and he conempatcs gong South Tor I'M
proyement as tho marriage vi his youngest
daughter Is solemn ,zed.
LETrKRs REGRET.
To-day Mrs Judge sherman rec0iv, letters express
sye regret that they viii be unable 10 attend Tho
weadng from Mr.. ana Mrs Eugene Hale, Mrs.
Wash,nglon. Nothing has yet heard from
tho President or members o. the Caoinet, all
OF whom were invited bat Mss Lizzie sherman ths
prospective bride, informed me tonight that Score
larry sherman would positively De here IL Is ex.
pcc,cd that no will DO accompanied by several nota
blcs
Senator Don Cameron written that no will arrive
as early as Monday or Tuesday comm from Harris
burg, Pa. Hiss Cameron, his daughter; his fainer,
cx Senator Simon Cameron, u he IS able 10 travel,
and other members oil the Cameron fanny will reach
here about the Sth.
THE FLORAL DECORATIONS.
A florist lately arrived from Now Yo-k has been In
trusted with me church DECORATIONS. Not having
hero all o the plants aud flowers no wanted, he has
sent your Tor some tn at They Will be
arranged IN church the Sun the morning OF tha
ON. There VIII be magnificent ciump Of palms,
draxena and other green io sc pans In iron OF tho
snccL ana partially around those nnc groups OF
tropical varieties ihc brIdsl party VIII stand. There
vii b. witnlD the ohancsl arbor or arch, len
feet high and four foot broad. composed Of
canicas lilics OF tne valley, candum Iongia norium
srs resting on a background OF green Beneath TINS
arcn will stand the officiating bishop. There viii
probably be no floral decorations elsewhere In thu
church.
THg MUSICAL PROGRAMME
Professor John nd.rner OF cleveland Conservato,y
Of Music, who has charge OF tho organ NJ - Paufs
Church, VIII, at The opening play tho over
,ure 10 Massaui-alio. BY Aupcr, followed ny
the overture to Earyanthc, by Weber Alter
the ccrcmDny, the bridal party leave the
church, he wal render Meyerb ,cr's bcautiiu Corona
Lion Marcia" IL was thought there would 10 vocal
music, but no arrangements have yet been made for
any, and II is saldi was ruled rs not IN taste
FAMILY RECEPTION.
One hundred aud nlty invIta.ivns have been Issued
for reception to mo ianily aJd intimate iriends
Ut M Colgate Hoyts residence after tue wedding.
There will be orchestra, flowers. refreshments &C.,
but the al ar will be conducted IN informal STYLE
ron. N r.. scnstor Cameron being on the FIX ,min-
ing Board oil the Military Ac DENY. Miss Juna Far
sous. daughter OF X. u Parsoa-, OF the Cleveland
Herald will DO the sixth br iesmaid, and Mr. Charles
Hckox oil Cleveland, tho sixth usher, IN place vi Sen-
ator Bla'ns's son.