The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-10

That Tor the father OF an interesting family he
nTmTar aS o eess youI n The
adapted to the capacity OF the house. so that
there was none OF the crOwding and confusion
so often incident TO such occasions.
AT $3.50 the bridal party went from the recep-
uon room and appeared halt an hour, later
dressed Tor their tourney. There was chorus
o. adieus and good wishes as the Senator aud
his bride passed down the stairway and out to
their carriage. The bridesmaids followed close
away. the traditional slipper aud handful Of
rig. were thrown after II.
Meanwhile the guests were busy in tho re-
ireshment rooms, and after the bride had gone
thn orchestra which. up to that time had been
playing, overtqres and wedding music struck
VI u waltz, and the dancing began. The older
guests had been for some time taking their
leave. bat the younger ones remained and tho
dnnring and enjoyment were continued until
after midnight.
senator Cameron and his bride started by the
1880 Lake shore train for the East. They eN.
next week The family have been determined
that no mention should be made OF prcsents re-
geived 10y tho bride. but the Cleveland Leddrr
has Obtained list OF the most important ones.
as follows:
From Don Cameron. fine, Oriental pearl
neck lace. two strands pearl and diamond
pendant. large centre pearl surrounded with
FIVE diamonds with pearl shaped drop pearl;
also, one bracelet Of gold, having magnihcent
pearl with fine diamond on each side crossing
the band dHgonally; also. one bracelet same
style as foregoing but set with three
fine stoncs-ruby. emerald and sapphire
between two large diamonds and an Of the
greatest beauty and variety. Simon Cameron
gave solid silver tea service handsomely
chnsed with Persian ornaments. Mr. and Mrs.
MncNeagh gave n solid silver fruit stand and
server in a cas" of rich design. Henry McCor-
mick gave IN exquisite heavy gold bracelet with
TOP panel holding row OF variously tinted
pearls. Mrs McCormieks gift was diamond
The brides travelling drcss was Of beige.
colored camei's hair, made short. with three
aprons IN front, finished with n fringe the
sli, with three XIII peatngs: the ha X with n
lp la tln
bottom Of the dress. Tho waist WAS cut with
coat back short in front. and worn with u belt.
sleeves closely fitting to thowrist The pnrasol
hat. and boots matched. aud completed the cos
tune.
The brides trousseau Is very elaborate.
among the dresses being an elegant evening
costume OF pale blue crepe liss6 made over silk
tom with plissd OF silk the train fouuccd very
high w with plis-fs of crepe lissc. The front
entirely embroidered In different colors nn-
irhed with a fringe 10 match the coiors I'M the
embroidery Tho corsagc pompadour. with the
sleeves trimmed also with embroidery, with
Another is 81 gaze De ChHmhery mink, tho
diapery. which was finished with fringe Of
pcgrls' being caught up with rosettes ~ satin
bottom with five narrow bias rulIles The
corsage is cut low. pointed at tho back and
the shoulders. The waist Il trimmed with tho
same and elegant Nalcnrienn's lnce Bows "
the same riboonas on the skirt are at the shou-
dors.
Another is cream white barcge. en-
trnld req over a pet,lroN ~ the same SHADE in
sllk. II Is trimmed at the bottom with pl.s-@s
NJ the har"ge edged with narrow Nnlonclenncs
lace. The drHpery Is caught up high on one
sid. coming down low in front. and falling on
tht train AZ the back in graceful folds II is
trimmed with bows II vari-colorcd ribbon. Tho
corsage j. cut square. trimmed with cmhroid-
cry and lace, with q bouquet de corsAgc of Grim
son Poses. The sleeves to the elbow are Of
lace and embroidery.
Thorr is an elegant black silk made long
ID a (
sgili let finished at the bottom with heavy
Irlnse gl lN ana sik The ,corsage Is cut
side win bow ~ satin ribbon trimmed with
thread lace Sl.cveS Marie Antoinette, flushed
al the bottom with trimmings OF jet and lace
Another L very handsome robe d. chamhre
Of pink ioularI. cut rri9cesse. II Is finished at
Nal"ncicnnc>, and the pockets at the sides are
composed Of lace and ribbon. The waist is fin-
lshed high IN the throat with ruching of lace
throat 20 the bottom II the skirt
-; m drcisinG % saclne OF whit srrso, trimmed
bows of pale blu" satin, a reception wrap oi
white SERGE Very elegantly embroidered in
nnlsncu with dcnt"lle russo. fastened with a
clasp of gold and three very pretty muslin
dresses. one trimmed with embroidery. another
with Iorchon lace and another with real Nalen-
and tucNing. are still other costumes OF this
very beautiful trOssrau.
Mrs. Cameron is the youngest daughter of
Judge Charles T. Sherman of Cleveland. and
the Mace OF the Hon. John sherman and
Gen. W. i. sherman. L. ;. A. Her three
elder sist' r. were equally remarkable with
her for great personal beauty The eldest
j. the wife II On. Miles. and is now on the
frontier with her husband Tha second.
alter compl"l ng her education abroad. return
ed home. and. stricken down 10y "A violent fever.
alter brief illness died. The third daughter
il the wifc ~ Colgate Hoyt. Esq. Of Cleveland
The bride il in the twentieth year OF her ago in
the tulness of health, youth and beauty
She l. described rs blonde. with blue eyes.
delicate conpleNion tall. era 'eiul figure res,u-
lar features. n small vel shaped head. n wealth
of soft brown hair, and an expression ot face
refined AMI attractive
The Hon james Donald Cameron is botter
known uS Don Cameron, and IL "a Senator OF the
United States from Pennsy ylyania. lie was Soc
retary of War under Gen. Grant. and has been
for many years II prominent business man and
railroad manager in his own State. He is the
son Of the Hon. Simon Cameron.
The bridesmaids who assisted NJ the cere-
mony Were Miss Ellie sherman OF Washington
and Miss Moulton ot Cincinnati cousins of the
bride; Miss Dennison Of Columbus. Miss Julia
Parsons and M.es Sentcr Of Cleveland. ami Miss
De Bllllrr of lOnkers IA this state. The ushcrs:
Mr. W William McMichacl and Mr.. l.. W Smith OF
MIR. W. q. Mcmillan Of Chicago
Mr. j. II. Hoyt and Mr.. c, q. Hickox Of Cleve-
land, and Mr. Thomas L. Sherman Of Washing
Ion. son vi Gen. Sherman.