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


land aong tncir utmost to CLEAN all OF tho facts
asccrtanabc with reference 10 tho Sherman. Cameron
wedding, would givc-weli, II ladies, almost tho
value OF new hat; II gentlemen, more than
good cigar, Tor tho privilege Of such q
chat as your correspondents recently enjoyed
with Senator Don Caincron's Edncse. II was q
business talk be sure. It's object gain informa
tion Of the coming wedding tor tho HERALD, but II
was, nevertheless, agreeable, and believe almost
any reporter who has had similar experience would
prefer its repetition than DO detailed interview
Senator Cameron somo political problem OF
tho day. Miss Sherman is or medium height, taller
than her sister, Mrs Colgate Hoy; and rather sighcr
IN form. She has brown hair Of dark shade
yet not tonding 10 blackness, quickly fash
Ing blue eyes and pcarly teeth Her CON-
plcxion Is blonde, and although sho has not
as much color in her lace as Mrs Hoyi, she wears
the bloom OF complete health. Hcr features well
modelled, her face and form pretty and grace
full In thor outlines although not what would DO
strictly speaking termed handsome. Butthcre is such
engaging way about her, especially when sho bo-
comes animated, smiles or laughs swcetly and in
ripping tones, that ono Immediately becomes en-
chaned
Bending some work which sho engaged
In connection with her bridal preparations, Miss
Sherman told me, in her pleasing way, OF tho coming
event that had set tho social world agog with autic
patton and replied vivacousy TO the intcrrogations
propounded AT tho outset sho said: --"I would
greatly have preferred that nothing DO put In the
papers about tho subject until alter the marriage but
appreciate tho necessity that tho correspon
under OF furnishing something and will assist you,
who have taken tho trouble to CALI by giving
correct report" To como questions she put
her small foot down somewhat impatlenty and an
swercd "You will have TO walt TIL after tho wedding
for that but in response to most OF tho INQUIRIES
81 IN wnQA nm IN
she remarked ~ Cant say anything about that;
only my most intimate friends have soon IT, On the
whole mo visit was delightful. and Il Is no
wonder that some gsntlcmon are inclined TO envy
THE SHERMAN FAMILY.
But must tell your roadors OF Miss Sherman's
brothers and sisters. MISS Mary, tho Oldest OF lhcm
heart and hand OF General Miles. Mr.. horny Sher-
man, long Assistant United Satos Attorney, Is law.
c,,y WIN Judge Wiley SSou. two years ago he was
married TO daughter Of tue late Mr. George A. Bone
a,c o. the Cleveland Hs s,o,ca s !onn snsr%'n
New Mexico Miss Ammo Sherman, a very
,oysolo young LADY. aled early IN January.
L,zzic who is tho youngest Of the iany, IS Tho Mrs
Colgate Hoyt referred to above $40 was married
rsai estate manager tho SON Of Nj J. n. Hoyi, Of
Cleveland Dir. and Mrs. Colgate Hoyts residence Is
tho corner Of Case avenue aud Mason street,
within stones throw OF Eucic avenue,
cstant Episcopal Churcn, where the ceremony
IS 10 90 soicninized. Judge Sherman's house witch
Is less prctcntious than Mr. Hoyts, stands on Case
avenue, further north. Owing TO tho III health OF tho
Judge, Senator Cameron while IN Cleveland, has gen
orally met his afancad pride at her brother n-law's
parors. HIS here havc becno fcQuent Of late,
and no has always occupied sulto OF apartments ~
the kcnnard house.
rrrsnrRo FILTRATION
to-day had repeated 10 mo ny lady OF Cleveland
the story OF Senator CaDcron's fondncss. year and
a hall ago, for IA Putsburg hctress. The statement
not only comes 10 mo with strong grounds Tor cred
iDiiity but was Rotated IN New York by a woman
moving fashionable circles, who Is intimately
acquainted with tho hciress referred TO- senator
Cameron Is said 10 hive nrst met the dazzling
cha,msr =. popular watering place; Almost
ful lady from the Iron City, and no speedily
sought 10 secure an acquaintance Tnis was readily
obtained rom the position and wealth Of tho gcntl
man, and gosips began TO observe that senator
Cameron aud tho handsome and aristocratic MISS
-. were often In company. The PrnnsyIvana
senator began TO invest than the spare all
yer that his pockets continci in nnc bouquets, and
ere long elegant presents OF costly xind
bestowed There Is SAID TO nave been second meet.
ing al another watering place wncrc fashionable
people were In the habit OF congreg ating anu later
Pntsburg In optic Of smoke, dust and SCOT, had
grca; attraction for Don Cameron Tho gossips
disagreed 10 how tho affair terminated Some say
that 10 be the wife Of Senator alurcmcnt
the wealthy Pitisburg lady wncre iovo In her hcart
was wanting. Others asscrt that Cameron. whilo
cogating the question OF proposal, met and Tell
deeply in bvo with tho sparkling, animated Miss
Sherman us 10 leave the selection OF any
gogsips referred TO have unitcdy wnc, to
satisfy them OF the present entire sincerity OF tho
may be counted as about thc happicst IN N ~ exist
once on the OCCASION OF h' leading ncr 70 the altar.
THE BniprsnADs.
The upper ton OF Cleveland have long been excited
over the topic Of tho wedding but that is nothing
whom compared with the .turore that exists to-day.
Although tue marriage Is to DO In "A church ami tue
alter reception is TO be informal there will DO somo
very deliberately dressed indics IN attendance, and
there TO be nohug thought OF or talked Of to-
day but The brIiiant cvei,t and The prcpara
tious therefor. Tho toilcttcs Of inc SIX bridcs-
maids will b. elegant tho extreme.
These iades src:--Mss Eta sherman. OF ST. LOUIS;
Miss Amiiic dc Biior, oi New YORK; MISS Kenny
santer OF Cleveland; sriss Ada Mouiton OF Cincin-
natl; Mss Juia Parsons OF Cleveand; Mss jennie
Dcnison, oil Columbus. All arc ladies' who move
the best society and ncur acquantances rcia-
tons OF tho bride Some OF them arc OF brunctto
complexion, tbcy mostly OF blonde type
The ushcrs wcro finally announced TO bc:-Mr.
Lewis W. smith. OF Pbilaaclphia; Mr. ". 9. Mchli.
Ian, OF Chicago; Mr.. J. II. Hoyi, OF Clcvciand Nc
Cleveland. All OF these gentlemen are warm friends
OF either the Sherman or Cameron families, or OF
both.
Tho programme tor the evening can be stated 10 a
riaa party leave Mr. Hoyis residence In carriages
At eight O'clock
Musc--Ovcrturc 10 'Mpssaniciio," by Aubcr, and
overture to "B1rynnthc, by Weber whiio tue party
are route ond as they enter the church.
Performance Of ceremony, Bishop Bsdoll. OF Ohio,
and the Rev. n. :. RuiIson, u. d., officiating
fariy receive congratulations and retire from tho
church
Music (as the party walk slowly from the ai,ar)--
'.Coronliion March, by Meycrbecr will DO rendered
by organisi.
Reception al Mr.. Hoyt's residence.
Departure OF Mr. aud hrs. Cameron on Eastern
tram az hnltpast ten O'Clock.
RECEPTION.
IL Is believed that every one in tho CITY who has
been honorcd with card OF admission vail DO present
at the church II Is possible attend. There wnt DO
crush as tho cdlncc " amply suilricnt IN
accommodate more than tho 900 people who were M
vitcd. There we're no engraved priutcd invitations
gwen TO the 100 persons asked 10 tho reception. muny
ircnus being verbally tnvted and Others receiving
ordinary written invitations very peasant time IS
anticipated there, and u will probably 10 tho more
onJoyaDi IRON It's lack OF iormsiiiy.
FLORAL ApoRNwgNrs
There has been no cbango msde In tho Moral ar.
engagements rs described IN the HERALD. ~ the
cnutch cro Will be tho beautiful collection ciump
OF green ioagc plants around tho altar aud The arch
OF rare WHITE flowers resting on green ckErOuni
lust withia the cnance SIR Peer Hughes formerly
VI New YORK, mas tnts work charge rho pave
nlenl msIlnlrlX "a frnnL tho cnMrnl Nnlrlnre