Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-07
THEY GO TO CHURCH.
The President and His Bride Listen
TO an Orthodox Argument.
AurTLE GIRL BAPTIZED FRANCES
2, a Coinridence---The President Drops
Crisp v, Into the COntribu-
ton Box.

DEER PARK, MD, Juue -AEe Kesl-
ssr,'s frs, Sunday on the crest of the ALE
,b.ris, dswued clear and bright, and the
Clements seemed TO look isyorugly on the
mir The Gun came up warm, but with it
,.rs a cool breeze which made the stmos,
,bsrs delightfully."- pleasant. Col Lamont
a,5 family arrived on the early train from
Washington and were driven at once to the
Executive cottage, where they will be
orsr,ared during their stay. Breakfast was
taken shortly after 9 o'clock, and about an
bour later the party started for Oakland,
ak miles of. The party consisted Of the
P,s.i5snt and Mrs. Cleveland, Mr.. and
Ma Lamont, ex-senator and Mrs. Davis
and the children and John W. Davis,
p,-.,j.rr GAsrett's FIRST assistant. The
-,.;,. mountain village OF oakland was
sfys u.,h people who came from miles
ar,.n1 10 catch a glimpse of the President
s,j hs bride. Toe pretty little Garrett
Memorial Church Was the centre of sttrsc'
,i,9 ald groups O; rusiics s:ired in Sun
A., -aim.u5 s,ood around the door
I,.;ls there were as many
D,o,,s 81 could bs accommodated. The
o,.,csl ~. dec3ra-ed with flowers, and
o., -xr, large caoir was IN attendance
ALI o'clock the Presidential party en-
toad aud w.;s u5hssed into paEs reserved
70, them oa Jb9 righ, Of the pulpit, As
,bav wsrs ssA.sd toe choir sang Flee as
B.ri Toto Yon Mountain" " The pastor,
R-y Eolls, gave out tSa 81 h HMM
~ r,.i what coniescsniIng love, and
et,-r II ssa slag p-ocsedsd % bApaz3 the
dalsa,ee OF Captain Isaa: Krkendau,
which vas by
A COINCID&NCE,
named Frances. thoHSh not intended as q
c1DnFment 70 Mrs Cleveland. Tns little
o;.I 5,,s bsrsslt With becoming dignity
sn5 AID no, make sound De. Fousk
red tne httie.h chapter OF the First
E,,tls 10 the Corinthians, Ter which he
nr,vad a. length ASKING tho olvtEe oles'
siug for al. present Pspscls.ly the FreSi'
dent and ma ~l;s-bE;ce. The Doth hymn
Va, then snug, sfe; ShIcn y collection
~, Ken up 10 Which President Cleye
land contributed c-isp s. note. The
ssrmon was preached hy DR. Foulk from
e., .,l .econd versss 81. Paurs Cor
ir.,...s. "brsrnrea | declare unto you the
,o.ref .Af.h I preached unto you, which
e.. ..-.vad and wherein ye
AN: ~ wac ..'so "a axe saved unless
~ Keep 10 l..t ia preached unto you
" believe IN via.
The tscourss Sas an orthodox srgu- !
uspt ~ 70 be ruth Of tie death and res
ur,c.i5n OF Christ sGd lasted little over
b,,f AZ hour. The President listened With
rasDac,ful attention grd followed the ser (
we. slrh the assistance Of book handed
MN og the usher. Mrs Cleveland vas
sm,t.r.y supplied Alter a prayer oy ,hs
n,.ro, Il. Congressman HAmill POstuss. I
r. of Oakland. aad a local Methodist
n-asrnar praved thst All present might De
bl4ssed ard that Mr. Cleveland might De
con,iausd rs Chief Magistrate OF this
miybrv nation. The choir then sung the
Isl hymn. Let Everlasting Glories
Crozn" and the congregation was dismiss
ed with oeRstIC"Ou.
THEY LEAVE THE CHURCH
The President and bis party were the
6rsr TO leave the charch rhsy at once
errared their carriages and we're dciven to
IN. cottage of Sana'or Davis, SGa=e they
diusd. Mrs Cleveland wore handsome
black silk dress trimmed with Jar beaded
cane srrsw colo,ed bonnet and black
gloves. She ly2ked sirkinglY handsome
and on her entrance excited s murmur OF
admiration Tee President wore con.
venriors' nros4cloth suiS with silk hat aud !
tan color-d sri gloves 30 carried the
usual hight cane After laBch the Presl- /
dent and his Rlt1 walked over 10 the next
cottage which is occupied bY Major n. |
Hill purchasing agent of the Baltimore |
AMI Ohio Company II, Introduced Mrs.
Cleveland 10 Mr aud MIRA. HILL and after
being yiaed 5y CO, snd Mrs Lannnt The
eErl-e party walked through the hsds back
TO ,ne cottages, and spent over 40 hour
gathering Wild flower, With which the Ia,
dies i,l-d the arms rhs Preeidenr
thai ked Major Hill fer the cour',ry *
tended oy the Baltimore Il Ohio Company
and expressed himself as greatly pleased
win the attention that had been PSid him.
SUPPER
or ra'har late dtuuer, was eaten at the
house O. Senator Davis The fourteen
Newspaper men qusS;sred here were taken
to Oakland this morning IN q special cGr
and ~ , o clock were lnvi ei 10 pSrteSe OF
sump.uous dinner b7 NJ. John W. DAV's,
vno had Il served in h's privs'e palace car,
which il side tracked q abort distance
above Deer PARK station
|, ia understood that The President and
Co, Lamont will have genarsl trOutioS
expedition to-nurrnW and that Col Lamont
viii re,uin TO Washing'on by Tuesday
morning The date of the Presidents re-