Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-06-10

the veil IN superb corOnot was conunucu
4 throughout the costume with artistic skill
| Her veil Of tulo, about FIVE yards IN length,
completely developed her, falling to the
! edge Of the pctticOat In front and extending
the entire length Of her full court train.
! She carried no flowers and wore no jewelry
except nm engagement ring containing a
sapphire aud two diamonds.
Mrs. Folsom wore superb dress OF violet
satin with garniiuro In white falllo with
! CRY stalled violet drops In pendants every.
| where.
Aliss Cleveland were mn exquisite dress, s
| combination OF Nile green and cameo PINK
| duchesse satin with silver ornaments, low
/ corsage Eanlshed with pink roses, short
| sleeves and deml-length gloves In light tan
and carried fun OF pink curew feathers.
Mira IloyL the Presidents sister, wOru n
| daluty costume en- train OF China crepe in
| robins egg blue, most effeciuAly garnitured
/ with rare old lace. Her flowers were La
/ France roses.
Mrs Manning's dress was Of white satin
| founced across the front with duchesse lace
| trimmings finished with sea pearls, square
| neck and elbow sleeves and diamond orna.
ments.
Mrs. Endlcolt wore satin with silver and
| white sapphire In black Cpantilly lace, red
| pompon In hair aud diamond olnamcnts.
Mis- Whitney wore y bodice OF velvet
/ with white satin and tulle skirt trimmed
! with violrts and diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Villas dress was light blue silk with
| long train s,rcwn with daisies OF silver,
| front of crystal and point lace and pear
| trimming. low neck and elbow sleeves.
Mrs Lamont wore an Ivory tluted satin
/ dress, deni.tiain, with panel OF crys,a
/ and pearl on the left side OF tho skirt:
square neck corsagc, edged with crysia.
/ and let fringe, elhnw sleeves and a bcauii.
ful cursage bouquet Of jacqueminot roses.
Mrs Rogers, cousin Of the bride, was
| dressed in a costume Of delicate cameo pinh
/ with brucaded front.
Mrs. Goldman, relative Of tho brlde,wori
/ whiio satin dress en- train, with baca lac
urapercs.
Mrs. Harmon wore 4 train dress OF llghi
! orange.
! Miss Nelson woro handsome costume OF
! coru-colurud satin, with oveldrcss OF
| white antique lace cut pompadour, with low
! cOisage and elbow sleeves. Her flowers
! we're jacquemn0t roses.
Miss lluddlesOn was dressed In pink sllk
! with blue trimmings.
| Miss SunderlRnd's dress was gray satin.
! trimmed with lace, long train, square neck
! and elbow sleeves.
There WAS no formal order observed IN
! the supper room, but collation. was served
and the guests sat ut the SMALL tables o.
| slowly prumen drd the room as they dis
| cussrd the menu and cha ted over the event
| Of the evening. TIE elegantly designed
souvenirs consisted Of satin boxes contain
| ing dainty pieces OF the bridal cake. ca
one bearing the hand-painted monogram
"C.-F." and were received with great ad-
uiratiOn.
orr FOn DEER PARK.
While tho orchestra was playing one OF
| It's happlest selections AMI the guests were
| gathered about the tables, the bride quietly
| slipped away to her room Rud changed her
wedding dress for heavy gray silk travel
! ing dress. She then returned 90 the COIN
pauy and was soon nfterwafd Joined by TIE
! President who had In the meantime
changed his dress suit FOR a travelling COS
tumc. This was about $3.50 O'Clock, and the
President and his bride said a hasty
goodbye to their friends and left The
house through private exit from the red
room INTO the south ground. a closed car
r.nRe awaited them, and rs they entered
and the horses started OF. a shower 81 rice
was thrcwn on the carriage and their friends
waived them Gnal God speed from the
rear porch.
At the railroad crossing a special train
WIS In waiting to take the President and
| his bride to Deer Park. They were escorted
| into tho car provided Tor them without at.
| tracing attention, aud a. nine o'clock tie
! train started on TO lis destination. Tie
| President and his bride were wholly uusc-
| rompanipd on this journey. They will prob
| ably remain at Deer Park about week
during which time they will occupy a small
cottage attached to the botol, which has not
| set opened for tho season.
Further NJ tho rresidsnt's Wedding.
WAsusGToS, June 3.-The guests
began to leave the White House soon
after tho Presidents departure.
Tho first to leave was Secretary Bayard,
who smlIIngiy stood on the poriico FOR some
tine before his carriage drove up. The
| ralragr OF Or. and Mrs. Sunderland Wag
tho next n drive mp and was mmedlaloy
followed by that " Secretary and Mrs
| Manning. The Secretary did not look very
well ard he Appeared rather weak ard
seemed hardly able TO walk. lie was sup
ported 10 lis carriage by Postmaster Gen
rni Villas and Mr. sBssell. The other
gursts fingered a while aud the orchestra
continued 10 play enliven ing music until
nearly ten O'Clock, by which time an the
guests had taken their departure.
The wedding presents were many, but
they were not exhibited nor will a list be
furnished. This Is in Difference 10 tic
wishes Of The President. Tho grnom's gif;
90 the bride was handsome diamond neck
lace composed of n single string Of bril-
liaut'. The presents from the Cabinet on.
GERS and their wives were nasty articles
of iewelry, although there were several
| beautiful presents ~ si.yerware.
Tie Arrangements for the event were un.
| der the control and personal management
| Of Colonel Lamont, and they worked so
smoothly and satisfactorily o. to earn for
him universal cOmmendat,on.
victoria's Congratulations.
LoSDoS, June 3.-1he Queen las sent
| ihe following cable 10 President Cleveland: :
| Pray accept my sincere congratulations on
| your marriage and my Lest wishes Tor your
/ hupp ness. VICTORIA.
| Company last night cable dispatch was
sent 20 President Cleveland cOngratulatins
| him upon bis marriage.
Mr.. Gillg replying 10 tie toast 10 Prcsl.
| dent Cleveland said: ut Is with great
pleasure | acknowledge this compliment
paid 10 President Cleveland on the happisst
day ~ his lie. know well h,s longing Ia
visit this country as soOn M lee IL freed
from the trammpis ~ hIs high onice. On
his behalf 1 lh,nk you Tor your good
wishes"
. s=
The Maxwell Trlti.
ST. LOUIS, June 5. 5.-Fauntleroy continued
his unfinished plea OF Tuesday night for the
defendant In the Maxwell murder case
yesterday morning. Maxwell bears up
well under the ioug continued trial, and
with the exception OF an Increase Of ner.
vousncss aud evident anxiety his appear