The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-03

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, Mrs. Manning's dress was ot white satin
hounced across the front, with duchess
lace trimmings, finished with sea pearls
square neck and elbow slseves, diamont
ornaments,
Mrs. Endicott wore satin with silver and
white sapphire drsped in black chantilly
lace, and diamond ornaments.
Mrs, Whitney wore bodice Of violet
with white satin and tulle skirt, diamond
ornaments,
Mrs. Villas dress was light blue silk
with train streWn with daisies OF silver,
the front Of crystal and point lace and
pearl trimmings, low neck and elbow
sleeves,
Mrs. Lamont wore an ivory tinted satin
dress, demi.tTain, with panel OF crystal
and pearl in the left aide OF the skirt,
square neck CoTsage edged withcrystal and
jit fringe, elbow sleeves and beautiful
corsage bouquet.
Mrs, Rogers, cousin OF the bride, was
dressed in a costume Of delicate cameo
pink with hroCaded front,
Mrs. Goldman, relative Of the bride,
wore white satin dress, entrain with
black lace draperies and jaqueminot roses
Mrs. Harmon worse satin dress Of light
orange.
Miss Nelson wore handsome costume
Of corn colored satin.
Miss Huddleston was dressed In pink
silk with blue trimmings.
Mrs. sunderlaud's dress was gray satin
trimmed with lace entrain, square neck
and elbow sleeves,
THE DECORATIONS.
The decorations OF the Executive Man
sion tonight. were Of an elaborate Charac-
;er, and in the language oil one OF the old
st employees, 1t never presented a hand
,Omer appearance. The various public
gardens In the city and many private con-
lsrvatorles here and In other cities con-
,ributed their costly plants and flowers To
end their beauty and fragrance to the
scene. OF course the blue room, where
he ceremony was performed, occupied
the principal attention Of the decorators
Their work was certainly well done. II
was transformed into Veritable bower OF
beauty. A stately group Of tall exotic
Olants extended along the south end OF
the room, ConCealing the windows and
south doorway, and rising To within few
teet Of the ceiling.
The foliage plants we're interspersed
With large variety Of Towering plants.
10 the right OF the main entrance from the
corridor were two groups oil lowering
Jlants. On the right and left sides Of the
room were also two large groups Of plants
n full bloom, consisting mostly OF roses,
legonias and hydraugag. Two large bal.
uoras In these groups with their long
leaves formed an arch which stretched al.
most across the room. In the hearth un.
Ter the east mantel was a Iral ar.
'angement representing tire. On
ne Inantel above was solid bank OF
Jansies in various bright Colors, in which
vas written with white flowers the date
II the occasion, June 2. 1886. The letters
we're bordered with black pansies. The
vest mantel sustained solid bank oil
'oses, In which none but the choicest
we're used, commencing with the delicate
pink at the end and growing darker and
'iCher toward the centre, where was in
erwoven In white moss and hybrid roses
the monogram Q. F.
The doors leading to the room were also
testooned Iwith heavy garlandS Of roses in
iitterent Colors. Over the main entrance
from the corridor was a beautiful horaI
scroll In which the motto 4. Pluribus
Unum was worked. The decorations OF
ne private dining room where the we'd
ling collation. was served were Of an ella.
Dorate character. The East room and the
Red and Green parlors were decorated In
the style usual at receptions and state
llnners. From the East room the com.
pany proceeded after q season OF prome-
lading and conversation to the family
dining room Of the Mansion where the
Wedding supper was served.
The following Is the complete list oil
those present: Mrs. Folsom, mother ofthe
bride, Rev. w. Cleveland, the Presidents
brother, Miss Cleveland, and Mrs. Hoyt,
the Presidents sisters, Thomas F. Bayard,
Secretary Of State, Miss Bayard, Daniel
Manning, Mrs. Manning, Mr.. Endicott,
secretary Of War, Mrs. Endicott, vii.
liam o. Whitney, Secretary OF the
Navy, Mrs. Whitney, William +.
Villas, Postmaster General, L. O..
y. Lamar, Secretary OF the Interior, Dsnivl
Lamont, Private Secretary OF the Prssi.
dent, Mrs. Lamont Benz. Folsom, OF But.
iAlo, Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers, Of Seneca Falls,
Mrs. Goldman and Miss Huddestone, OF
Detroit, Mich, and Mrs. Harmon, oil Bos.
ION, relatives Of the bride, Miss Nelson, oil
New York, MIR. Blssel, Of Buffalo, the
PtesIdents law partner, DR.. aud Mrs.
Byron Sunderland Attorney.G General Gar.
land although invited was mot present.
Alter the guests proceeded TO the din.
Ing room there was no formal order OBJ
| ma FvnH In Iha MI nnaH Fsaf,Fn .htk a NnlInktan
was served and the guests sat at the small
tables Or slowly promsnadsd the room as
they discussed the menu and Chatted
over the event Of the evening. The
elegantly designed souvenirs Of the even.
ing, ot satin boxes containing dainty
pieces Of the bEdsl cake and each one
bearing the hand.palnted monogram ~.
u" were received with great admiration.
y OFF on THE BRIDAL TouR.
While the orchestra was playing one Of
its happieSt selections and the guests were
gathered about the tables, the bride quiet.
ly clipped away to her room and changed
her wedding dress for heavy gray silk
travelling dress. She then returned
to the company and was soon after.
wards Joined by tho President who
had In the mean time changed his dress
suit for travelling costume. This was
about $3.50 o'clock and the President and
bis bride said o hasty goodbye TO their
friends and left the house through a
private exit from the Red room. A close
carriage awaited them, and as they enter.
ed aud the horses started OF a shower Of
rice was thrown on the carriage aud their
friends waved them q final "God speed
from the rear porch. It was expected that
the President would try 10 slip
away unobserved, and In order
10 prevent this o number OF
newspaper men stationed themselves
near the southwest entrance To the
grounds with carriages convenient To fol.
low the President Ia case he should make
his exit by that gate. This was reported
10 the President aud he instructed
his driver 10 60 out Of the
grounds BY another and almost Unused
foute, and inthat way he avoided the re.
pofters altogether. His carriage wAs