The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-06-12


and in health, in joy and in sorrow,
and forsaking all others, keep her SO
long as you both shall live?" rs
The groom, firmly, Il do"
Dr. Observation-Disclosures, do you
take this man whom you. hold by
the hand to be your lawful welded
to live together after Gods
ordinance in the estate of wedlock.
Do you promise to love him, honor,
and keep him in sickness
and in health, in joy and in sorrow
and forsaking all others keep him so
long as You both shall liver
The bride responded in low but
clear voice, II do"
At the conclusion of the ceremony
Mrs. Folsom, showed traces of deep
was the first to tender her
to the newly mar
ried pair. She was followed by
Miss Cleveland, the Rev. Mr.. Cleye-
land and the other relatives and
friends in turn.
While the congratulations were in
progress the band, under the leader
ship of Prof Sousa, performed the
the bridal chorus and march from
Lohengrihn, and to this music the
President and his wife led the way
into the East room. The adOrn-
ments of this noble hall were in
keeping with its vast proportions,
and the ample space and brilliant
afforded an opportunity
for fitting display of the ladies,
toilets s.s..at d. ffr
DIR. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
asmuch as Grover and Frances have
here agreed and covenanted to live
together after Gods ordinance in
the holy estate of wedlock and have
confirmed the same by giving and
taking a wedding ring, now, there.
fore, in the presence of this eOmpa-
nv, in the name of the Father, and
of the Son and of the Holy Ghost l
pronounce and declare that they are
husband and wife, and whom God
hath joined together let no man put
asunder" 1851
The Rev, Mr.. Cleveland pronounc-
ed the following benediction: God
the Father, and God the Son, and
God the Holy Ghost, bless, preserve
and keep you. The Lord mercifully
fill you with all temporal and spirit
ual blessings and grant that you
may so live together in this world
that in the world to come you may.
have life everlasting. Amen
THE COSTUMES.
The bride wore an enchanting
wedding dress of ivory satin, simply
garnished on the high corsage with
India muslin crossed in Grecian folds
and carried in exquisite effects of
simplicity over the petticoat. The
orange blossom garniture, commenc-
ing upon the veil in a superb coro
net, was continued throughout the
costume with artistic skill. Her
veil of tule, about five yards in
length, completely enveloped her,
falling to the edge of the petticoat
in front and extending the entire
length of her full court train. She
carried no flowers and wore no jew
elry except an engagement ring con
tanning sapphire and two diamonds
and a plain gold wedding ring,which
had been placed on her finger before
she descended the staircase.
Mrs. Folsom wore superb dress
of violet satin with garniture in white
faille, with crystalized violet drops
in pendants.
Miss Cleveland wore an exquisite
dress, a combination of Nile green
and cameo pink, duchesse satin, sill
yer ornaments, low corsage garnitur-
cd with pink roses, short sleeves,
demi length gloves in light tan. She
carried a fan of pink curlew feath-
ers. iSt
Mrs. Hoyt, the Presidents sister,
wore dainty costume entrain of
chenille crepe. Her flowers were La
| France roses.
Mrs. Manning's dress was fwhite
satin, flounced across the front, with
duchessc lace trimmings, finished
with sea pearls, square neck and ell
bow sleeves, diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Endicott wore satin with sill
yer and white sapphire draped in
black chantilly lace, and diamond
ornaments. M 4.t,l i.
Mrs. Whitney wore a 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. hf'SNH -
Mrs. Lamont wore an ivory tinted
satin dress, demi- train, with pane
of crystal and pearl in the left side
of the skirt, square neck corsagt
edged with crystal and jet fringe, Ell
bow sleeves and beautiful corsagt
boquet F !
Mrs. Rogers, cousin Of the bride
was dressed in costume OF delicate
cameo pink with brocaded front.
Mrs. Goldman, a relative of thu
bride, wore a white satin dress, en-
train with black lace draperies ant
jaqueminot roses.
Mrs. Harmon wore satin dress
of light orange.
Miss Nelson wore handsome cos
tune of corn colored satin. q
Miss Huddleston was dressed ii
pink silk with blue trimmings.
Mrs. Sunderland's dress was gIa,
satin trimmed with lace entrain
, square neck and elbow sleeves.
The following is the complete lis
of those present: Mrs. Folsom, moth
err of the bride, Rev. w. Cleveland
the Presidents brother, Miss Cleve
!, land and Mrs. Hoyt, the President
, sisters, Thomas F. Bayard, Secretar
of State, Miss Bayard, Daniel Man
, ming, Mrs. Manning, Mr.. Endicott
Secretary Of War, Mrs. Endicot
William c. Whitney, Secretary c
the Navy, Mrs. Whitney, William !
, Villas, Postmaster General, L. Q. {
r Lamar, Secretary of the Interio
l Daniel Lamont, private secretary
t the President, Mrs. Lamont, Ben
n Folsom, of Buffalo, Mr.. and Mr.
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