The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-01
HIS Welded WIFE.
President Cleveland Leaves
the Days Of His Bach
elOrhOOd
And Joins the Army Of Benadicts.
Particulars of the Ceremony - The
Brides Costume The Invited
Guests-Supper and slippers
where They Went-COt-
tage Number TwO-An
After Dinner
And Joins the Army Of Benadicts

The company of twenty-six had assembled |
before O'Clock, on the evening of
June End, and were passing the mis-
cradle quarter of an hour, before the cere-
mony, in forced conversation, when from
the Marine band in the outer hall came the |
crashing chorus of Mendelssohn's " Wed |
ding March and the President, with Miss
Folsom on his arm, slowly descended the
stairway, passed down the corridor and
entered the Blue parlor. When they had
passed within the clumps OF palm trees DIR.
Sunderland advanced and, standing in front
of the couple as they had entered, went
through the simple form of a Presbyterian
ceremony and speedily pronounced them
man and wife. The President managed
the ring without trouble, and it was placed
on the fourth finger of the brides left hand
without accident. During this ceremony
the couple faced the little group of friends
standing before the palm grove at the
opposite end of the room.
THE BRIDES COSTUME.
The President was quite as pale and
nervous in manner as he was noticed to be
when he went out for short drive early In
the afternoon. The bride was beautiful, as
all brides are in their wedding robes, and
hers was the last supreme effort OF the,
Il
was modelled in some degree after the we'd
ding dress of the Princess Amelia, daughter
of the Comte de Paris, recently welded to
the Prince of Portugal. q 1t was OF the
richest and heaviest ivory-white satin, thick
and soft. The bodice was high, with square
neck and elbow sleeves, and the long court
train, five yards in length, was fastened to
the lower edge of the bodice at the back
and swept away in heavy unbroken folds.
The train was rounded, simply turned at
the edge and faced with deep balarenz OF
muslin nd valenciennes. The pettlcoat
front was bordered with ruche OF orange
blossoms and crossed with round, fulI
apron of delicate silk null embroidered
with orange blossoms and bordered with a
row of tiny blossoms. On the corsage were
scarfs of the embroidered null, starting
from the shoulder, outlining the square
opening of the bodice and crossing DeloW
and under a loose belt of satin that crossed
the front of the left side to the right hip
The elbow sleeves are finished with crossed
scarfs of the delicate null and little
cluster of orange blossoms. The veil Of
the most filmy MalInes tulle completely en-
veloped the figure, falling from the corone
of orange blossoms on the high colnure &c
the toe in front and falling away at thu
back to the extreme end of the long train
The white satin slippers had cluster
orange blossoms in the tiny lace bows
She wore no Jewels save the earrings and 1
single stand of large pearls that were tn
Presidents wedding gift to his bride.
After the ceremony, as the company wer
rendering their congratulations, the boom
ing of the guns of the Presidents salut
measured the cadences of the last of tn
wedding chorus from " Lohengrin,' wit
which the Marine band accompanied tina
stage of events.
THE INVITED GUESTS.
The following is a complete list of thos
present: Mrs. Folsom, mother OF the bride
Rev. w. NJ. Cleveland, the President
brother; Miss Cleveland and Mrs. hoy
the Presidents sisters; Thomas +. Bayarc
Secretary of State; Daniel Manning, Secr'
tary of the Treasury; Mrs. Manning; Mn
c.. Endicott, Secretary of War; Mrs End
colt; William G. Whitney, Secretary OF III ID
NAVY: Mrs. Whitney; William f. Villa
Posfmaster-General; Mrs. Villas; L. Q.
Lamar, Secretary of the Interior; Dam
C. Lamont, Private Secretary to the Pres
dent; Mrs Lamont, Benjamin Folsom
Buffalo, Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers OF Senet
Falls. Mrs. Cadman and Miss Huddlestc
of Detroit Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon OF 30
ton. relatives of the bride; Miss Nelson
New York, W. 5. Bissell of Buffalo, Il
Presidents former law partner; Dr. al
Mrs. Byron Sunderland. Attorney-Gener
Garland was not present, though invited.
SUPPER AND SLIPPERS.
From the East room the company pr
ceeded. after season of promenadlng al
conversation, to the family dining room
the mansion, where the wedding supp
was served. There was no formal ORD