New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-02
DEPARTURE OF MISS FOLSOM.
HER LAST DAY IL NEw-YoRK-TAKING PRESIDENT
ROBEKTs's CAR FOR WASHINGTON.

Miss Folsom felt fatigued after the excrtioni
and excitement OF Monday and il 10 o'clock yc,er-
day before the order for breakfast eat 10 the dining,
The FosoGs break.asted alone in parior No. Il
10 80. While they were at bleaSiast ". :. Blss i
called and was received. He remained about hall m
hour and completed semonis for their depart
IRE IN the evening. Mrs Folsom ami Ms. Lamont took
cab al the Thrtietlst after NJ. Dsssrs
parture and went shopping tour, which lasted un
after o'clock and resulted III tie almost constant
rival Mt the hOei Office OF packages destined tor rooms
g. > aud 10. Shortly after IL o'clock Mrs. whitney
rived during her stay Miss Hall, ot Buffalo, and Mrs.
Marsy, who were passengers on the NoordaHd vi
Mis- Folsom called. Word WAS thon sent 10 tie office
send up mora cards. rs 10 one would be received
Miss Folsom let her bat once during the tiel
she walked in tue halls ior few minutes arm ia am
with Mrs. Lamont
Miss Folsom ana her cousin unchei together az 2:3)
D. III. Then Mr. Folsom TOOK Broadway car 10
Tifianys He looked al diamond bAtteray and he'd
asked to rings. dozen trays cOataiun. ds-
,onl rings shown. While lie Was examining them
An friend from Bufal APP roacled and consal',-
ton followed Finally heavy gold rns set with Largo
diamond selected; this it is understood @l -
presented to Mr. Cleveland by his bride. Nh Folsom
and his friend wake up Broadway TO Twenty tAir!-si
ana watched the police parade.
II had been expected that Miss Folsom would drive "a
the ParA with Mis-. whitney III thu Afternoon. aiia
carriage waited for her at the Twenty nntn-st entrance
nearly hour. she iOunI many tnlngs 10 ON,GsJ
hor attention. however that she gave up inc IIve and
spent the time packing her trauSs. Tbs ta'd ~s
finished At $50 Dinner serve 10 the tur'e menu
hers OF the Folsom family and Mr. Bssel at o'clock
Coffee the table when 1t was announced ih't
carriage ready to take the party to tue SI+iJ'
Wraps quickly donned by the ladies' Mr. Folsom
nng his oyorcoat his arm aud all Iassel down me
Ladies' staircase tho Twenty -nnfh-st- side aud
entered The carriage Mr.. Folsom stopped monent"a
rail 10 nut
stood the balcony tho ladies' entrance anu rs NO
cari1a.e moved OFT at $40 O'Clock they waved 'hof
handkerchefs. Though Twenty nin'h-st. and down
Fiuhavc. tho carriage BOWED AT rapid pace turn hs
n.o Macdougal- at Washington Square. ana hroun
spring mud Vests SITS. tho Desbosses 81 ferry ala
upon the boat lay In the slip. The passenserou
the boat soon becae of the presence o to Frs'
dents bride elect swarme about the carrla G. i"
vas dark that her feataies could not DC ds II u III
AT Jei sey city the party alighIed On TIE Mon s'hy
81 side station assembled tue stairs 10 the VI "
and descended again to the waitln Gloom. N0t III"
than twenty persons were present when the' "f'''u
and their passage throGga tho waitins-ioo "a' ""'
unuo,iced Mlss Folsom wore "a black cashmere Wi'e'-
Ing dress with a bunch OF Marechai Mel roses II ''
waist and "A peaked black straw hat rnm'' VIZ"
white feather In her hand she carried Olneh Oh ""''
roses. Passing through To the car pl'tioF" '"o f,
we're obliged TO wait little tiino for President h"''
pryate car winch hai been reserved for thenl - "
acke.i down irou tho yard. Miss Folsom !oo"ed i'
and IA us and tipl I'd her foot inpa;eny On 'Hs 49,
walk Mr. folsom went 10 look after tue ""-9'7'
which Included the two largo trunks whca have So
rhe lobby OF tho tilsey House, Tor the lasl nlS,i
K,esAss Master CasliD. OF the bllsey HOUSE. Il
haI the bagg la charge, suggested tnaI
Mis-, Folsom should step into the NOsgd wa" r,,r,
roam ar attached the train. and ihis was so' IA
he presented her bpuquot Oi nOwefs whch ."e ,'.r
sent through 10 her. After a tow nm e' tain,
delay the private Was backed down 10 an "Y,'It
tlaca ana the party al once entered H. lno ,, VA
we're all closely diawn. Occasionally ., aas rom
slightly pushed aside and Mr.. Folsom stcppoa o"''
the car ,,,.y anI theu,l
loCg inc of express aud mail ears was
train Yard Master Morse saw that al "as ~ ,' Tho
nnI M q. L. M the started itOh thc uo.V, t,o
rrur OF the tam ought up at "ashhs . oi, and
biosxs oft and President Roheilss Car Mss III one
| .,f.cn,, ~ final stait was made ~ 80
youns wn al aud gri were tue only rs.'yy,, sruro,
me end OF tue platfoi III To watn no mea.
49, fsw n ain hands and gtoup OF newspai.. san.
| Tina engineer Of the train was MI. Furman' 'n' W.