The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-09
SHERMAN.
Full Details of the Arrangements for
the Distinguished Wedding.
THE FL A N CEE
An Interview with the Enchanting
Miss Lizzie Sherman.
POPULAR DEMONSTRATIONS.
Speeches from General Sherman and
the Financial Secretary.
THE FIAN GEE.
POPULAR DEMONSTRATIONS
[BY TELEaRAPH TO THE HERALD.


hand. aoing tnc,r utmost to CLEAN all OF tho facts
asccrtanabc with reference 10 tho Sherman Cameron
wedding. would give--wen II ladies', almost tho
value OF new hat; II gentlemen, more than
good cigar for tho privilege Of such a
chat your correspondent recently enjoyed
With Senator Don Camcron's Gancte II
business talk to be sure It's object TO gain norma-
iion Of the coming wedding tor tho HERALD, but It
was nevertheless, agreeable and believe almost
any reporter who has had q similar experience would
prefer its repetition than TO DO detailed interview
evcn Senator Cameron somo political problem OF
the day. Miss Sherman Is OF medium height, taller
than hor sister, Mrs Colgate Hoy aud rather sligh,er
IN form. She has brown hair OF dark shade.
yet not tcnding 10 blackness, quickly fash
Ing blue oyes and pcary teeth. Her CON-
plcxion Is blonde. and although she has not
as much color In her taco as Mrs. Hoyi, she
the bloom OF complete health. Her features are well
modelled, her face form pretty nd grace
full In thor outlines, although what would DO
strictly speaking termed handsome But there 10 such
engaging way about her, especially whom she
comes animated, smiles laughs swcetly and In
ripping tones, that ono Immediately becomes en-
chantcd.
Bending work which she was engaged
In connection with her brdai preparations, Miss
Sherman told me- 10 her pleasing way, Of tho coming
event that had set tho social world agog with autici
patton aud replied vvaoiously to the intcrrogations
propounded. At tho outset sho said ~ would
greatly havo preferred that nothing DO put In the
papers about the subject until alter the marriage but
appreciate the necessity that tho arc
undcr OF furnishing something aud will assist you,
who have taken the trouble TO cal, by giving
correct report" To como questions she put
her small foot down somewhat impatientiy and an-
swcrcd, "You Will have TO wait TIL after Tho wedding
for that but in response 10 most OF inc Injuries
fYOus aenn
she rcmarked:'' can't say anything about that;
only my most intimate friends have seen IT. On the
wonder that some gentlcmon arc Inclined 10 envy
senator Cameron.
But must tell your rcadcrs OF Miss Sherman's
brothers aud sisters. Miss Mary, tho Oldest OF lncm
heart aud hand OF General Mics. Mr. henry Shcr-
man, long Assistant United Stalos Attorney. Is
Guy win Judge wiiloy. About two years ago he was
married to daughter OF tue late Mr. George A. Bone
tho next SON, is . Unisod suites Marshal 10
New Mexico. Miss Ammo Sherman, . very
day. n ssa saay ,na 5anaS 'y
Lzzc who Is tho youngest OF the inntily, The Mrs
Colgate hoyt referred 10 above. $40 was married
rea estate manager. the son OF ~. J. " Hoyf, Of
Cleveland Dir. and Mira. Colgate Hoyrs residence is
for-szed frame house. elegantly iurni hcd located
| tho corner OF Case avenue aDd Mason street,
within stones throw Of Euclie avenue,
cstant Episcopal Churcn. whore tho ceremony
! IS solcmni zcd. Judge Sherman's house. witch
Is less pretcntious than Mr.. Hoyrs, stands Case
avonuc further north Owing TO tho III health OF tho
Judge, Senator Cameron, while III Cleveland has gen
orally his aianccd pride ut her brother iuaw's
parors His visits here have bccul frequent Of late,
and no has always occupied a suc OF apartments ~
| the kcnnard House.
rrrsnrno FILTRATION.
| to-day had repeated 10 me ny lady Of Cleveland
the story OF Senator Cameron's fondncss. year and
a hall ago, for "A Pntsburg hciress. The statement
not only comes TO mo with strong grounds Tor cred
ioility, but WAS related 10 New York by woman
1 fuah puh cpelnQ hA 10
acquainted with tho bcircss referred 10 senator
Cameron Is said have nrst met tho dpzz.ing
al nrst sight no was smittcn with tho bcau,.
| fui lady from tho Iron City, and no speedily
sought 10 secure an acquaintance. Ths readily
obtained rom the position and wealth Of tho gcnti
man. and gossips soon began 10 observe that Senator
Cameron aud tue handsome and aristocrauc MISS
- were often In company. The Pennsyivan,a
Senator began 10 invest moro than the spare all
that hrs pockets contniIci In 1nc bouquets, and
ere long elegant presents Of amore costly Aind wcro
bestowed. There Is said TO have been n second
ing al another watering place wnero fashionable
PItsburg In spitc OF IT'S smoke, dust aud SCOT, had n
grca. attraction for Don Cameron. Tue gossips
disagreed how tho aYair terminated. Some say
that 10 be tho wife oil Senator was allurcmcnt Tor
the wealthy ftisburg lady where iove In her hcart
Was wanting. Others assert that Cameron, while
cogitating tho question OF proposal met and Tell
deeply In iuvo with tho sparkling, animated Miss
Sherman leave tho selection any ono
else out OF tho question However that may be, tho
gossps referred TO have uncdy witnc sod enough to
satisfy them the present cutre sincerity OF tho
senator. lie literally ndorcs his aIianced bride.
may be counted as about tsc happ,cst III III exist
the OCCASION oil his leading ner TO the altar
THE BnipEsnAlDs.
The uppor ten OF Cleveland have long been excited
over the topic of tho wedding, but that rs nothing
when compared with the titrorc that exists to-day.
Although the marriage Is to DO In "A church ami tue
alter reception is to DO informal there will DO
very deliberately dressed Indcs IN attendance, and
there seems TO be nothing thought OF talked Of to-
day Da, ,he bf.l,,ant . sys,.. and ihc prep.ra
These ladies arc:--Mss Eta sherman. OF ST. Louis;
souter OF Cleveland; MISS Ada Mouitop, OF Cncin-
matt; Hiss Juiia Parsons. OF Clcveand; Mss Jennie
the best society and are near acquaintance or rcia
tons OF The bride. Some OF them arc OF brunctto
complexion, but they arc mostly OF blonde type.
usuKKs
The ushcrs wcrc finally announced to be MIR.
Lewis W. smith. OF Philaaclpha; Mr. W. g. Mcnn.
Ian, OF Chicago: Mr.. J. II. Hoyi, OF Cleveland; Nj
wulism MOMichaci, OF Phiadciphia; Mr. Thomas H.
sherman. of -. Louis; Mr.. Churies g HickoS, o.
Cleveland. All OF these gentlemen warm friends
either the Sherman or Cnmcron families, or OF
both.
Tho programme tor tho evening can be stated In
few Words
BridaI party leave Mr. Hoyt's residence In carriages
at oight O'Clock.
Arrival al 81. Paups Church
Mus,c-ovcr,urc TO ''Mpssauiciio," by Aubcr, and
overture TO "Euryanthe," by Weber, whio tue party
route nnd as they cnterthe church
Performance Of ceremony, Bishop Bsdoii. OF Ohio.
and tho Rev. NJ ). KusoD, ID. d. officiating
Party receive congratulations ana retire from the
church.
Music (nS the party Wink slowly from tue nltarl-
..Coronttlon March, by Mcycrbccr, will DO rendered
by organist.
Reception NJ Mr. tioyts residence.
Departure OF Mr.. and mrs. Cameron on Eastern
tram at half.past ten O'Clock
RFcEPTiox.
IL rs believed that every IN tho city who has
been honorcd win card Of admssi will 10 present
at the cnurch II ~ Is possible to attend There Will DO
crush, as tho cdincc ~ amply satleont Ia rixe 10
accommodate more than the 200 people who
vltcd There were no engraved printed invitations
gwen $50 persons asked 10 the reception many
iricn1s being verbally invited ana others receiving
ordinary written invitations very PEASANT time IS
anticipated there, and u will probably DO tho more
enjoyable IRON its lack Of formally.
FLORAL ADURSxwNrs
There has been no cnangc msle In tho norai ar.
rnngcments as described IN tho HERALD. AZ tho
chuTcn thcro will be tue beautiful collection or ciunp
OF green foliage pants around tho altar aud The srch
Ut fare WHITE flowers resting on green back ground
lust witniu the chaUcel Mr Peter Hughes, formerly
Vl New YORK, mas tnis work charge. fbc p'vc
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