Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-06-12

GROVER CLEVELAND AND ERANCEs
FOLSOM UNITED m MARRIAGE.


r0rs0pr uNyrrn I'M MARRIAGE.
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mony performed as the WINNIE house IA
the Presence Of Select Party.
WASHINGTON, d. O., June 2.-Other we'd
dings there have been at the white house
eight in all-but never before to-day has the
highest dignitary in the land bowed his head
in its historical walls to receive the blessing
of matrimony. From the very dawn Of the
wedding day the city was alive to tho APP
preaching event. The day opened with Q
gray and threatening sky, but as it advanced
the clouds lifted and the sun came out warm
and bright. Large numbers of people how
cred about the grounds and loitered through
the park during the afternoon, and by g
hundreds. Suddenly the strains of the we'd
ding march flowed through the windows and
there was general exclamation from the
outside crowd ''the service has begun:"
Then there came tantalizing hush within
the walls, which was soon ended BY the
strains OF the bridal chorus from Lohen-
grin" and it was thereby known that the
ceremony was over. One by one the lights
sprung up and the great burners on the por-
ments. The scene resemble0 summer
nights festival, and the crowd gave itself
up to the enjoyment OF the delightful music.
INSIDE THE WHITE HOUSE.
Ahont half mast & o,c,oct tho va5d;ro
CHESTS began to arrive. their carr;aces roiis
mo mn to the main door Of the mansion
throuph the GREAT iron oates ON Pennsviva-
MIA avenue. The first to arrive was SecreS
tary Lamar, at 6:S1; ae was closely foF
loWe9 ny inc nev. ". ounoefiano ana VIE;
ana o9rng tne ne!t Few nlnutee mere cam
~ quick succession, fosIm9ster GenerA
xnss anu WlIe' Mi; Muso1 ?. nlsseu, oecre-
sary auo Mrs; EnolGUtt, secretary bayaro,
secretary and Mrs. whitney, and Secretary
manning ana ms wlie. Removing their
Wraps IN tne s!ate aining room, all the
thew were received bv Miss Rose Cleveland
The following is a complete list of those
present: Mrs. Folsom. mother of the bride:
Rev. w. M, Cleveland. the president's
brother: Miss Cleveland and Mrs. Howl. the
presidents two sisters: Thomas f. Bavard.
secretary of state: Daniel Manning. secretary
of the treasury, and Mrs, Manning: VIM. @.
Endicott. secretary of war. and Mrs. Endi.
colt; VIM. C. Whitney. Secretary of the navy.
and Mrs. whitney: VIM. A. Villas. nostmaster
GENERAL and Mrs Villas: +. q, q. Tamar
secretarv of the interior: Daniel g. lamont
private Secretary to the nresident- and Mrs.
lamont. Reni- FOLSOM. of Rnffalo- N v.
MI. and Mrs. Rogers. of Seneca FaI1s- N Y:
Mrs. Goldman and Miss Hnddlestone. of
Detroit. Mich: MI. and Mrs. Harmon' Of
Bottom relatives of the bride: Miss Nelson.
Of New York: MI. w. G. Bissell. of Buffalo.
Mrs. BYRON Sunderland. Attornev General
Garland aIthongh invited woa NOT nraeont
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70 the doorva1 tn ca+.h the S,,t ol;T,, rsAo of
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Starting from the western corridor of the
upper floor, the president came slowly down
the western stair case with his bride leaning
on his arm. They were unaccompanied,
even the BRIDES mother awaiting her with
the other guests. Passing through the central
corridor, the bride and groom entered the
"Blue room" and took position near its
southern wall, which was completely hidden
from sight by mass of wedding palms,
tropical grasses, aud an endless variety OF
choice flowers. The chandelier poured a
food of mellow radience upon the scene, and
the colOrs of the massive banks of scarlet
begonias, ard the Royal Jacqueminot rose,
mingling with the blue and silver tints of
the frescoed walls and ceilings gave warm
and glowing tone to the whole brilliant in
terror. The delicate ivory shades of the
brides wedding gown found an exquisite set
ately beyond. The president was in full
evening dress, with turn down collar, white
lawn necktie and white enameled studs.
LIE oAn1moNA'
bnsb foil rno, tho ossor,h,ooo .. n.
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front;nn +ha o wadJ;ua comnIa v;th ~ Ran
Of h;s iaft hond II . dist;nc+ 800 >f .,e;oa'
ond Nth q Jai;haroto ,+to-once tbo \ 10,
ho1on The s;mnIa ond baont;f,I ,veJS;no
serH;cas 90 foiip,vs. "oe
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so-no +ho hoIu r;+os ~ -no-r;oe,a - 10 ,ooSad
that We sbonid saat tbe hIass;11 If tba oroot
God onr fathar whooa institution - - onJ
tho-sfn-a hasa.ch ,,o,, 49, ~ foi;o, one
w;th rovorent Seort: IN ON, nrovar to H;-,
of onr sn;r;fs tha framer ~ onr 1oi;as tha
Diver of every GOOD and nerfect Off 1bon
1wbo const 600 t6o and fram iha fao;rn;nn
who Knows what ia haat fo- M nv chi
DION and hast onno;nted tho hoIv lie
NJ marriage to he sacroSiv ohsorveJ
tbronohont ali oenero+ions rao.rJ 1,ow
W Iasao"h 49, ~, so.n,,t eS;oe .. o~'
istrate. Endow him plenteously with Tbv
grace and fill him with wisdom to walk in
Thy Ordinances. Be very niph INTO him ia
the midst of MANY cares and grave re-
Day by day may Thy Law
direct him, and Thy strength uphold him. |
and be Thou forever his sun and shield. And
be graciously pleased to look down uoon
this, Thy daughter, even as Thou did'st |
favor the chosen Rebecca and MANY noble