Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-06-01
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WASHINGTON, May sl.--The move
ments heretofore outlined for securing
privacy at the wedding viii be strictly
adhered to. In addition to the Presi-
dent and bride and members OF the Cabi-
net and their wives, the only persons
who will be present at the ceremony are
Mrs. Hoyt and Miss Cleveland, Mrs.
Folsom, Mr.. Benjamin Folsom, and
possibly two or three other relatives OF
The bride, Mr.. Wilson s. Bissell. the
Presidents former law partner; Miss
Nelson, OF Albany, an old friend Of the
Cleveland family; DIR. and Mrs. Byron
Sunderland, and Col. and Mrs. Lamont,
about twenty-five persons in all. 1t has
been definitely determined that no news
paper correspondents and reporters can
be admitted on this occasion, bat 1t Is
authoritatively promised nevertheless
that an accurate description OF the we'd
ding will be furnished the press from the
White House.
CLEVELAND IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, May 2l.-The Tribune
this morning says: The President had
little rest on Sunday night. II was long
past midnight when he retired at Seere-
tary Whitney's house, and he was called
yesterday morning at $50. In half an
nonr he was in the breakfast room with
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney, Secretary and
Mrs. Endicott and Secretary Lamar.
An hour was spent at breakfast, and as
soon as the meal was finished carriages
were ordered to drive over to Brooklyn,
where Mr.. Cleveland was TO review the
parade. He left secretary Wbitney's
house at sos and drove rapidly to the
Twenty third street ferry, in Brooklyn.
He was the principal guest at reeep-
ton at the house of Joseph +. Knapp,
aud then. saw the parade from
the reviewing stand in Bedford avenue.
He returned from Brooklyn by the
Twenty -third-street ferry and hurried to
Madison square. He drove up Fifth
avenue TO meet the procession, the head
Of which was about at Twenty ninth
street. The guard of police separated
to allow the Presidents carriage to take
place In the line. Mr.. Cleveland was
taken TO the reviewing stand where he
alighted. When the last OF the line
had passed the Cid Guard drew up be-
fore the reviewing stand to escort the
President and his party back to Score
tary Whifney's house. They arrived at
1880 and made immediate prepa-
rations for luncheon. Besides MIR.
Cleveland there were Col. Payne,
Mrs. Whitney's brother. Secretary ana
Mrs. Endicott, Mrs. Daniel s. Lamont,
Secretary Lamar, Charles Homer and
Mr.. Wyckes. The President was to 60
to Riverside Park in the afternoon to at.
tend the exercises in honor OF General
Grant, bat he felt too much fatiguee.
Mr.. Cleveland had begun the day BY in
forming Secretary Whitney that he
should make no disposition Of his time
after the parade had been reviewed.
During luncheon several persons called
at the Secretsry's house and asked to
see Mr.. Cleveland, Two or three were
Of the genus crank and were unceremo-
niously dismissed.
A carriage containing President
Cleveland and Secretaries Lamar and
Whitney arrived in Jersey City at 1877
o o'clock tonight. The trio retired to a
special car attached to the Washington
express, due to leave at midnight, but
which left at 1918. While waiting the
party chatted in the private car Miss
Folsom, it is stated, will leave at noon
tomorrow for Washington.