New-York tribune., 1886-06-03


cause why they not be lawfully united In marriage
let him now speak, Ur eso hereafter forever hold MS
peace
The minister then addressed tho bride and bridegroom;
n you desire to be united marriage you will signify
the Same by Joining our right hands
Tho bridegroom aud bride Joined hands
The minister-Grovcr. do you take this woman whom
you hold by the hand to be your lawful welded wife, to
i've together after Gods the holy estate Of
aud keep her In sickness and In health. in JOY aud in
sorrow aud forsakng all others keep you only unto her
30 long as you both shall livei
The bridegroom (drmly)-I do.
Dr. sundcrand-In token Of the same let the wedding
Tho bridegroom placed the ring the brides finger.
Dr. sunderlsnd-Frauces. do you take tbs man whom
to live together after Gods ordinance In the holy sstAo
OF wedlock Do you promise TO love him. honor. com,
fort and keep him In sickness and In heath In JOY ami
In sorrow and forsakng all others keep you only unto
him SO long as y0n both shall live
Tho bride lin q low but clear voice)-Ido
DIR. Sunderland (soemnly)-For much Grover and
Frances have here agreed and coveDantod 10 i've tY
gether after Gods ordinance IN the holy estate Of wed
wedding ring, now. therefore In inc presence
Son and Of The Holy Ghost pronounce declare .ha.
they are husband and wfe-and what God hath joined
together let not man put asuDder
The Rev Mr.. Cleveland then pronounced the following
bencdiction:
God the Father. God the Son and God tho Holy Ghost
bless. preserve aud keep YOU The Lord mercfuIy ny
grant that you may live together in this world that In
the world to como you may have life everlasting Amen
ing OF deep emotion tho first to tender her
atons TO tho newly married pair. She fol-
lowed by Miss Cleveland. the Rev. Mr.. Cleveland and
the other relatives ana friends In tagn While the coz
CALCULATIONS in progress tho band under the leader
ship OF Professor s0usa, performet the Brda chorus
andMarchrom oheusrin." and to,his music. the Pres
ient and his wife led tho into the stately Last
Room.
The sdornments OF this noble hall were in keeping with
Its majestic proportions and It's ample space aud brill
liant illumination afforded opportunity FOR fitting
display OF the ladies' toettcs From the East Room tho
company proceeded after a season OF promcnadng ana
conversation. to tho family dining OF the Mansion,
where the wedding supper was served
There no formal order observed In tho supper
room but collation. served and the guests sat at
the small tables slowly promenaded this room "a
they discussed the and chatted the event Of
the evening The elegantly designed souvenirs Of satin
boxes tanning dainty slices of the bridal cake ani
each bearing the handpaintci monogram " C. F."
received with great admiration When the orches'
ira playing OF It's happiest selections aud
the guests gathered about the tables.
the bride quietly slipped to her room and changed
her wedding dress for heavy gray silk travelling dress
She then returned to her company and after
ward Joined by the President, who had in the meantime
changed his dress suit for travelling costume. THIS
$50 o'clock aud the President and his bride
said hasty "G00d-by" to their freaa, ami left the
house through private exit from the R'd Room into
the south grounds. closed carriage awaited them.
and they and the horses started or shower
Of rice thrown the carriage and their friends
waved them final " Godspeed from tho rear porch
II was expected that the President woud try ani slip
away unobsorved and in order 10 prevent ths number
newspaper stationed themselves near the south
west entrance the with carriages convenient
to follow the President in he should mako his exit
by that gate This reported 20 tho President 40 he
instructed his driver TO go out OF the grounds by
another and almost unused route. and in that way
he avoided the reporters altogether
The guests began leave White House after
the Presidents departure. The first Que 10 leave was
Secretary Bayari who smlngly stood on the porIico
for before his carriage drove up The car
rage OF Dr. and Mrs. Sunderland the next to drive
up and was immediately followed by that OF Secretary
and Mrs. Manning. He was supported TO his carrsgo
by Postmaster General vas and Mr. BisselL The other
guests fingered awhile and the orchestra continued TO
play enlivenng music until nearly 10 o'clock by which
time all guests had taken their departure
The wedding presents were many. but they were not
exhibited. will any list bo furnished. This is IN
de;ercuce TO the wishes OF the President
The bride groom's gift TO his bride . handsome
diamond necklace composed OF single string OF brill
ants The presents from the Cabinet officers and their
wives were mostly articles OF jewery. though thsrc
were several beautiful presents of svcrware
Contrary to expectation. the President worc white
gloves at his wedding.
Tho gentlemen present at the wedding were not fortu-
nate enough to receive salute from the bride. who
fined kisses to the ladies' Othor wise tho ceremony
orthodox in form
Tho Executive Mansion will be open tomorrow, and
have already received permission 10 per
pctuate pctorally tho elaborate decorations VI tho
Interior
RICE AND SLIPPERS THROWN AT THEM
THE BRIDEGRooMs HAT KNOCKED OFF, BUT NOT
DAMAGED.
WASHINGTON, June 2 Especial. From one of
the guests present the wedding 1t is learned that i'm
mediately after ceremony ended tho President
kissed his sister but did extend similar greeting 70
his wife, Throughout the ceremony the brde retained
wonderful self po session. did also the President AZ
they stepping into tho carriage. which was wait
ing az the back door. members Of the company threw
ROO and slippers after the happy couple. ono slipper
hit tho President squaroly tho head and nork.d
of the silk nat ho wearing. An attendant quickly
picked 1t up. and in another moment the carriage Was
out Of sight
THE HONEYMOON AT DEER PARK.
PRESIDENT GARRETTs PRIVATE CAR WAITS FOR
THE BRIDAL FAIR.
WASHINGTON, June 2 (SpecdD After leav-
ing the White House the newly married pair we're
quickly driven down New .Yorkaye to tho inte-
section OF the Baltimore and OHIO Railway.
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