The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-19
Welded at Harrisburg.
The son OF JUDGE BRADLEY AND DAUGhTEI
OF DON CAMERON.

The son OF JUDGE BRADLEY AND DAUGHTER
OF Don CAMERON.
HARRISBURG, Penn, November 14.-The
marriage was celebrated here to-day OF W IT.
liam HOrBblOwer Bradley, ION Of Judge
Bradley, OF the United States Supreme
Court. TO Miss Eliza Mccormick Cameron,
eldest daughter 0! Senator Don Cameron.
The wedding took place in the Pine-StIeet
church, which was crowded, Tue altar was
tastetully decorated with eXolicS. but out
side Of tht, there was 40 attempt at Orna-
mentation.
Half way down the centre OF the church
white satin ribbons were hung across The
ai>Ies TO design1te tue space set apart for
relatives and friends from q distance.
Among those present were Simon Cameron,
Judge Bradley fa'her Of the groom), Don
Cameron. senator Keefer, General Sher-
man, George w. Chids, a. j. DreXell,
Bepiim Harris Brewster, and Wayne
MacVeagh. The gr06mSman was &. H..
Bradley, brother Of The groom. The ush-
ers wele Emmons Blaine, son OF Send
tor Blaine; Woodbury. Blair. son OF Mont
gomery Blair; Frederick FreInghuysen,
son Of ex. Senator Frelingbuysen; William
X. Lamberton, son OF Presiden! LambertoD,
Of Lehigh Unve' shy; Colonel James
Lynch, of this civ; and W. &. Henry, OF
Pmladelphia. The bridesmaids were Miss
Mabel Bayard, daughter 81 Senator Blyard !;
Miss McLane, OF Baltimore; Miss LOUISA
Sergeant, Of this cuy; Misses Virginia,
Mary, Malgarelta, aud Rachel Cameron,
daughters II The Senator; and Miss Lille
Mccormick.
The usbers and bridesmaids were follow
ed down the aisle by the bride, resting on
the arm ~ her father. At The altar they
were met by The groom and his brother.
Senator Cameron gave his daughter away.
aud Rev. W. c. Cat,el. president Of Lafay-
cite College, performed the marriage cere-
m0ny. The bride wore a white broeaded
satin dress, en- train. with long, flowing veil,
and diamonds OF a unique design. A recep-
ton at the mansion OF senator Cameron fol-
lowed the marriage ceremony, and was par
licipated in BY q large number OF persons.
The presents, which were not exhibited
10 the guest, represented about 200 donors,
aud most of them were very elegant and
costly. The following Is a portion Of the
list: Senator Cameron gave silver soup
tureen and vegetable dishes-six pieces
Mrs. Cameron O chest Of table lioeD; Gene
raj Cameron silver coffee urn; Miss Nir'
ginia Cameron, a dinner set: James Came
ron, a repOuSSe silver pitcher; Wayne Mac
Veagh aud wife. silver coffee urn, sugar
bowl. and cream jug; Juoge aud Mrs
Bradley, eight dozen silver spoons, HALVES
aud forks; G.. ii. Bradley. Dresden Chin'
breakfast set; Thomas A. Scott. pointiac'
fan; George w. Cbilds, Dresden Chin;
tea-set; n. j. Dfexell. Two mirrors 10 enc
by and COLO; Joseph Mason, United state
consul at Dresden. Two Dresden Cbln
vases; William T. Waliers, silver soup.iu
Teen; Rev. Mr.. Bornblo@er, Bible; MI
and Mrs james Mccormick, thirteen dozei
silver spoons. knives, and forks; henf;
Mccormick. eut-glass ware; Mrs. w. Gal
DER. one dozen band-paiDied dinner plates
The welded couple left for Phlladel
phis, ACCOMPANIED by WAYNE Maeveae
and wife. They will go on 40 extcpsiv
tour in this country. During the wipfe
they will reside 10 Newark, N. J,.wber
Mr.. Bradley practices law.