The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-03

suspended from the large chanceiiers.
= rnc beartldi garlsndS nrnamected thr
10 n pillar iron eSch OF which vas con
spicuOusly displayed iaree asral
shield composed % choice white and
red ro-sz. VsOiets. and crysautheaums.
repre- enting the nation al co.Ors. To tie
Neutrality-suspicious. OF the main corridor
we're ADDED four astra groups OF palms
aud FOL age and Towering plants. From,
the east room the company proceeded.
after season Of pFomenadiug aud con
verSatloa. % The family dluiue room OF
the mansion where the wedding sugper
] Wa served.
There wa no formal order Observed
IN the supper rOOsa. but a COLLATION. was
served ana guests sat ~ the small tables
or slowly prOmenaded the room rs
they discussed the menu, or cbatted
over the event Of the evening. Elegantly
designed souvenirs OF satiu boxes.
containing dainty pieces Of bridal
cake. aud each one bearing hand
painted monogram, &C. z, were re
cessed with grea'. sdmii a,iOli. While the
orchestra was playing one Of is happi-
est selections and the guests were gath
, cred about the tables, the bride quietly
slipped away 20 her room and changed
her wedding dress for heavy gray silk
travelling dress. She then returned TO
the company and was )on afierward
joined by the President who had in the
meantime changed his dress suit for a
travelling costume This was about
$50 o'clock. and the President and his
pride then said a hasty good bye" to
their friends aud left the house through
the private entrance from the Red
Room into the South Room. A closed
carriage awaited them and - they en-
tered and the horses started of. n
shower OF rice was thrown on the car
rage. and their friends waved them
a hnal God speed" from the rear por-
tico. 10 was expected tnat the Presi-
dent woulc try TO slip away uncbserved.
and IN order TO prevent this number
OF newspaper men stationed themselves
at the south entrance % The grounds.
with carriages convenient to fllloW the
President, in case be should make his
exit bv that gate. This was reported to
the President, so h. instructed his
driver 20 go ont of the grounds by az
other and almost unused route, and IN
this way he avoided the reporters alto
gether. His carriage was driven to the
Baltimore &c Ohio Railroad tstiOn'
where a special train was in waitiug TO
take the President and his brite To- Deer
Park. They were escorted through the
station and into the Car provided
for them without attracting attention,
and at O'Clock the train pulled OF to
its destinat ton. The President md his
bride were wholly uuaccompsnied on
their journey They will probably re-
main at Deer Park about q week during
which time they win occupy a small
cottage sttached 10 the hotel, which has
not yet opened for the season,
The guests began to leave the
White House so0p after the Pre-
sldent's departure. Some OF the
guests fingered awhile, and the
orchestra continued 70 play enliven-
ing music until nearly 10 o'clock, by
which time all OF the guests had taken
their departure. A crowd of curious
sight seers remained near the mansion
until the preparations were made 10
close it for the night. The wedding
presents were many. but they were not
exhibited. nor will any list be furnished.
This Is in difference 10 the wishes OF the
President The groom's gift to his
bride vas a handsome diamond neck
lace. COMPOSED Of single stones of Drill
iiants.
Just as the wedding ceremony was
REGAIN Presidential salute was fred BY
a battery Of artillery near the river. and
a chime Of bells OF the Metropolitan
Methodist Episcopal Church pealed
forth the Mendelssohn Wedding March.
and the bells in other churches joined
in a happy salute. The gentlemen
present at the wedding were not fortu-
nate enough TO receive a salute from the
bride. who confined her kisses to the
ladies. Otherwise the ceremony was
orthodox in form.
The Executive Mansion win be open
tomorrow and photographers have
already received permission to per
petuate the pictorialiy elaborate decora-
lions Of the interior. The arrange
ments for the days event were under
the control and personal management
of Colonel Lamont. aud they worked so
smoothly and satisfactorily as TO earn
for him universal COMMUNICATION and
compliment. ltt
TIE qUEES CoNGRATuLArEs.
LoSDos. June 2.-The Queen has sent
the following cablspessage 70 Presiden
Cleveland: pray accept my sincere
congratulations on your marriage and
my best wishes for your happiness"