The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-05-18
TIE C-tJIERON NIyPTF4LS.
Music, ilowors and Dlamonds-- The
Brides Toilet
Nclo I0rk Herald SDcc;oJ

Ohrf hLANI hI'y o.-At aS early an
hour as fashion would permit invi-
ted guests began to assemble at st.
Pauls Church, which in it's interior
presented scene of remarkable
beauty. Experienced florists from
New York had exercised all their
Skill in tho arrangement of plants
and flowers, rs your city and oven
somo prominent greenhouses in
Cleveland had boen leviod on, the
collection was exceedingly effective.
Inc bridal party entered at 8
O'Clock, the procession being brought
up by the groom accompanied by the
brides mother, followed by tho
brido loning on the arm of her
brother, Henry Sherman.
The brides dress was white gros
gram, cut princess, train three
yards tho bottom of tho train cut
IN squares, olgcd with satin, with
pc!lssc Of satin underneath. The
sidos Of the train wcro turned back
and faced with satin. The front
was covered with rows of exquisite
lace Of duchess and point Venice,
and tho bottom of tho skirt was
finished in points, each alternate
point turned up and lined with satin
under which rests the polisse of
satin. The garniture was composed of
white lilacs and orange blossoms,
and were arranged in clusters on the
left side, falling gracefully over and
extending around the bottom of the
train. Garlands of the same crossed
tho front. The corsage, Of m en-
tlroly new design, was cut very low,
heart shaped in tho back and square
ut the front, with strap over the
shoulders Of satin, embroidered in
an exquisite manner and finished
with rich fall of lace. A vino of
orange blossoms forming q bertha
on tho back Of tho waist was placed
over tbc left shoulder and torminat-
ca with dou4uet tie corsage ut tho
left side. The long tuile swept
gracefully over the train, feece~like
III effect, which, with the coronet of
orange blossoms and lilacs, we're
exceedingly becoming. The orna-
ments were diamonds and pearls,
the gift of the groom, Tho dress
Is one Of surprising loveliness, an d
considered the most artistic ever
mado i'll your city. The travelling
dress Of the bride was cut quite
short and one of those artistic and
elegant designs that almost detios de-
scription. Tho material, fine
camels hair Of tho new "bugle"
shade, was made with panel sides of
kilt plating, while the back was
finished with large box plaits ut the
waist and narrow pclisse finished
tho bottom, Tho waist was cut
with coat back, short and round in
front, and finished with belt. The
sleeves long, plain and close fitting
to tho waist. An exquisite little
hat, with parasol and boots, were
made to match. The apartment
containing the presents excited con,
81 derable wonder. The principal
gifts we're the Senator's present Of
necklace and bracelets of diamonds.
worth $4,000 gold horseshoe,
set of diamonds from dear friend,
diamond earrings and breastpin
from General Sherman and wife.
check for $4,000 from Secretary
Sherman and innumerable articles
OF gold and silver to the amount of
not far from 100000. At 1890
o'clock Senator Cameron and bride
were driven, accompanied by friends,
to the depot, and quietly entered
the palace CIR Ohio, of the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern train,
bound East. It is believed they
will spend somo time in New York,
then proceed to Pennsylvania and
Washington, and later to West
Point. After tho Senate adiourns
they expect to 60 to Europe.
OUTDoNE by A BoY.--A young lad
in Boston, rather small for his years,
works in an Office as orrand boy for
four gentlemen who do business
there. One day the gentlemen
were chatting him little about
being SO small, and said to him
"Yon never will amount to much, 8
you never can do much business,
you arc too small" n.
The little fellow looked at them,
''Well," said he, "as small se T
am, I can do something, which none
of you large mon can do" Is
"Ah ! what is that z" said they.
II don't know as 7 ought to tell