Telegram-herald., 1886-06-03


.ar r-a-t l.-f lH ..l t-tln- aT state or
r.fa-e receptions Tue Nors ~ decoration
s-- done lrler Lle direction ef Colonel
H .ll slleIIl fslieul lf the pubic 1lI.l
.l - aai zroaad, IAe move. features of
lle floral 1eearai.9Ds sere -9llued ta The
blue foou Here size florists art eas ma.n-
eHrrclsel Tie sln10ws al The
southern end outer end " the oval
sped Room a-Ir banked with
stately ps ms and ferns extending DO the
e-I iu- lu iF.nt of This imposing bank of
green. aheen leer hsh. and lover dOWn.
.e4aalll foliage plants were arranged. ami
az thr base gl Ihi- bower we're banks oi
roses white yellow. piuk and red a1Alras.
ilrl-.a-. -rfanluus aLd le.i9lTupes. all
-sulainri lo make Iae bgser triumph oi
1eaHrl aud irasauoe. ga every side ui Tie
ra4u tle decorations were scarcely less
elaborate The manfel above the hearth
ou tLe e4sl siJe ~ the room VAS q solid
bank of cut pausies ia various c0lOrs. 90
shieh tae dale ol The wedding June =
l--9 VAS wrtleu in letters OF white
arFers. surrounded oy black pansles.
The mautel on thr west side Uf
tle ra0m formed a stiid bank Of roses
dark aud fieh cul0red. in the center oi
winch Nas tle Monogram &c. +. iu white
moss auI hybrid cross Tue twO large
mirrors above the mantels were draped ard
lestoaued Nth sariands OF mixed roses, the
doors leading to the adjoining rooms were
.estoonvd with heavy garlands OF roses in
different distinct colOrs, and above the c0rrl-
dor door Wa, scroll composed OF flowers.
in which was the motto, "E + pluribus
unum. in imm0rtelles
The main table decoration in the we'd
ding suppsI-room was full ngged
ship composed OF pinks. eentaurea
esana. delpninians. roses and pansies.
bearing the name "Hymen. Il rested
on mirror representing lake, which gave
lt Tie appearance of floating. Its shores
Nere composed OF different varieties OF
soiagiuelias and Tiny pieces OF corals, and
the land was represented by bank Of
iacqu.minot roses. The ship. a three
master Was tiving on the center spar the
col0rs Of tie uited States, while the other
two carried whlte fags with the monogram
"C.-f. IN gold. Al either end of the table
were cry stal vases resting upon mirrors
with long-stem med hybrid roses. The
Two mirrors We're iestoOned with asparagus
tenuissimus interspersed with loose roses.
The corners and windows Of the
rooms, and the four sdeboards
were suitably decorated with the
choicest foliage and Towering plants
with the mantel a solid bank of roses
President Cleveland gift TO his bride was
an elegant diamond necklace the stones
being set ia gold and extending all around
the neck. A large number of presents have
been received at the Mansion today As
soon as they arrived, however. they were
quickly conveyed out Of sight. The mem
bers of the Cabinet gave individual wedding
presents. some of which were quite elabor-
ate, but in accordance with the special de
sire of the President. a list of the presents
received will not be made public
During the progress of the Ger
emony salufes We're hred bells were
rang and Professor Widows PLAYED Men
delssohn's Wedding March and other ap-
proprate selections on the chimes of the
Metropolitan church A large number of
people gathered in front Of the Executive
Mansion during the ceremony and while
the wedding party were at supper No
precautions were taken 10 prevent their en-
trance 10 the grounds, and as they were
quiet and orderly no efforts were made TO
exclude them from the premises. Soon
after partaking of their wedding supper the
President ana his bride were excused aud
according 90 a prearranged plan, quietly
entered a carriage at the south entrance 10
the Mansion and were drawn u the
X street crossing Of the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad where a special rain was
waiting. They at once entered President
CARROTS bouGOir car. My Maryland and
the tram ar 300 p IN. moved OF Tor Deer
Park, where the President and his bride
Will remain for a week. During their stay
at Deer Park they Niil OccBpy a cottage
specially fitted mp for their accommodation
near the Deer Park hotel.
The only invited guests who were not
present 10 the wedding were Miss Bayard
and Attorney General Garland. Previous
fo leaving the city the President directed
Colonel Lamont 10 have all of the cut
flowers used in decorating the Mansion
tonight distributed among the city hospi-
tails
CUMBERLAND. Nd June 3. a. m.--The
special train bearing the President and his
bride 20 Deer Park passed through this place
40 $50 o. clock this morning.