New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-01
CLEVELAND AND HIS BRIDE.
DINING TOGETHER AT THE GlLsEY HOUSE,
| WITNESSING TIE PARADE AND THE EVENING ExRR-
| CisEs FROM DIFFERENT POINTS.

fastroom with Mr.. and MIRA Whitney. Secretary and
Mrs. Endcot and Secretary Lamar. An hour soont
at breakfast and soon the meal was finished
carriages we're oriered 10 drive -
Brooklyn, where Mr.. Cleveland wss to review the
parade Ho left Secretary wntney's house ct sos and
drove rapidly to tho Twenty.thlri-st and Broadway
ferry In Brooklyn no the principal guest at 70.
ception at the house Of Joseph Knapp and thon saw
the parade tho review stand In Bsiford-ave. lie
returned from Brooklyn by tho Twenty thrd-st Ferry
and hurried 10 Madison Square He drove up Ffth-a
to meet tho procession, the head OF which was
about at Twenty-ninth-st It was met By the
President at Twopty-seventhst Tho guard Of
police separated allow the Presidents carriage to take
It's place the limo. Turning about Mr. Cleveland vas
taken to the reviewing stand. where he alightet
When the last OF the line had passed the Old Guard
drew up before the reviewing stand 10 escort tho Pfe
dent and his party bach to Secretary whitneys house
They arrived at 1870 and made immediate preparations
for luncheon Besides Mr. Cleveland there were Colonel
Payne, Mrs Whtney's brother; Secretary and
Mrs Endcott, MIRA Daniel Lamont. Secretary Lamar.
Charles Harvey and Mr.. wckes- The President was -
90 to Riverside Park In the afternoon TO attend the
exercises in honor Of General Grant. but he felt much
fatiguc An entertainment had been proposed for him
on board tho Dispatch which lay at tho Navy YARD
This too was abandoned. Mr. Cleveland had begun the
day By informing Secretary whitney that no snoula
mako no disposition Of his time after tho paradcs naA
been reviewed During luncheon several persons CALICO
At tho seoretary's house and asked to sec Mr. Cevs
land Two or three were Of ths genus crank.
and were dismissed Collector Heddee
was tho only person admitted Hs said he was calling
merely to offer his respects to the President
At 315 there q hurry and buste among the ser
wants at tho door, Colonel Payne cams out and ordered
a carriage Tho molly crowd which had been hanging
about the street gathered quickly near the house, ous
were kept In respectful limo Dy 1--WE
policemen. The President emerged with Mrs Lannon's
and they were rapidly whred down the avenue 70 the
Giisey House.
The Fosoms breakiated earlier than usual yesterday
morning. In order be ready for the exercises OF the
day. Miss Folsom had bouquet by her plate
the gift Of the President There was
large mail awaiting her attention and as she slipped hes
coffee she opened twenty-five or thirty letterA Tnere
were also three four kilograms Some OF the nissves
were from friends More from cranks and beggar@
Shortly after 10 o'clock Secretary aud MIRA
Whitney called and shown upstairs MIS- EndE
cott Mrs. Villas. hrs. Lamont, and three Old school,
mates of Miss Folsom arrived soon afterward'
thatMss Folsom should 90 to the Fifth
Avenue Hotel witness tho parade Inc ladies' WIFE
the exception of Mrs. Lamont, went away, ana 5000
Miss Folsom Mrs Lamont and Benjamin Folsom took
cab at the Thrtets entrance and drove to the iwen
tybird.st entrance OF tho Fifth Avenue Hotel They
were unnoced a. they entered, although the stress
was because all eyes were tarned toward tho
marching columns III Fifth-ave. In Room 49, on tue
second floor, overlooking Madison square aud the 70
viewing stand they found Mrs Villas. Mrs. whitney ana
Mrs. Endicott with whom they viewed the procession.
Postmaster.General Villas and several other gon-
tlemen paid their respects to tho ladies dur
ing the two hours they spent there Miss Fosoms
departure the hotel not as fortunate IN aVot
,n, noos a. her arrival had BEEN CARR age ordered
for her was by mistake occupied by Mrs. whitney ana
Mrs Endicott who drove TO the secretarys house, IN
Fiftv.seventh.st Mrs Lamont and Miss Folsom waited
ON the first floor hotel until coupe was brought
when they went away through thron*
OF people eager to see the coming Drae iney
drove to the Gsey House, where Miss Folsom agnteds
Mrs Lamont going to Secretary whitney's. Miss Fob
som aud her mother had III ncheon at O'clock AT nan
past Mrs Lamont and Preside Mt Cleveland arrived
The President went at once to Miss Folsoms parIoc
Mrs Lamont waited for few moments In the ladies'
parlor and then Walked down Broadway 10 the rhen
Avenue Hotel Mr.. Cleveland remained during ths
ate rnoon and dned at o'clock with his insehdea oras
and her mother.
Hefo-e the dinner was ended Benjamin Folsom re-
urned from Jersey City, where no had spent the after
noon making to take his aunt cousin ard
the wedding party Washington tonight After dia'
uer the President started attend the memorial sor
vice at the Academy OF Music. The Folsoms had also
decided go and occupy box. AS the
President would be on the stage, he took
leave Of his betrothcd at the hotel
aud at 7:I5 the carriage which Benjamin Folsom had
ordered drove up at the Thrtethst entrance of the
hotel. Two staIwart policemen marched to the door Oh
the hotel later tie President preceded "
james H. Brcsn. the proprietor OF tie hotel and Ben.
entered the carriage and was driven rsrIy to Mr
and both started for tho Academy OF Music. ~
Al minutes after 3. Miss Folsom. Mrs Villas; Mr..
whiney. Mrs Lamont and Secretary Eadaco,t:
the exit 3stnst and were driven to tho Academy OF
served re,rasa by Gs'F hotel Me aSSn;
S lor Mr, sl'v va, ann saa %r, S5ssy
accompanied the others 70 Mrs folsoms paror where
after quarter OF an hour.
The President remained at the Aca'% Wa, or S,ysS
to Secretary whitney. ho"se and thence
left orders With the depct-nasicr upon his arrival san
day night that his should be attached to Monday
I .sS"t Well e aha crowd w"s avoided Tie first
Indication OF anything unusual about the DesOrossess
Policemen IsIfS mouse IN va" Command Of caDn
Steamboat Squad few minutes after IL o'clock Their
ihese for nucleus perhaps 300 peop. had Il
when tue carriage containing the President and Sec C.
the terfr;ooa. SswBraa.wisk me ss
on the boat had lyle .s n v tho Se
was driven through the gates OF the depot TO wIhiu
q few feet OF tho Presidents L private ,,, ear
room VINO visited TO get aloox at him. As Mr. ceye-
as n, %h" had been allowed the
forms without tickets one stepped forward, and In a
VOICE %I sTen Ts%o Mr CisV
| Good evening, ladies'" was the Presidents repy
| in a pleasant tono and he smlingly SHOOK
| hands with each of tae ladies. During tic
interim the police had formed limo and the President
| aui SecretaIi 8 Whitney and Lunar ADVANCED ia
tue car. Mr. whtney babe the President adieu
| at the oarstcps ant returned u New-f"rE
A. the train drew out OF the depot 1918 Mr. ticvc
lad nodded pleasant .ood-byc 10 group standing on
The use of President Roberss private car mad been
rendered for the o. The Fosons on thor Journey 70
Washiu zion Tonight and II was regarding the accept
aucc of thus that Mr. Folsom went TO Jersey city 20
| consult the railway officials during the afternoon.
| IL was rupstan;ally decided - accept the
, car and tho start Wi be ma .
| from Jersey City shortly before midnight Inc party
viii 10 under The Of Colonel Lamont VINO VIII
| arrive from Washington TINS forenoon. Tho party
when will occupy President RoDertss ear Will conss
OF Mrs Folsom. Miss Folsom. Benz lmn Folsom. MIS- La
| mont Mrs Whitney Mr.. Villas ani Secretary b"dieos,;
Ten girls and half dozen mea wore hard AT Mosh ~
day Yesterday SpooEcrs box Factory, IN Westlwrny'
scyenth-s, making the boxes which Will contain .nc
Presidential wedding cake IL was almost the nour ot
ciosinv on Saturday when the order reach a liHay