The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-11

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Mlas HoddleGt0oo We dreeeeo u psnk
an with blue trimmings.
Mn. sundcrlanh's dress VAS gray satin
trimmed with laces long train; square
neck and elbow Sleeves
The Marine Band WAS early - attend
ance a the mansion This evening, sno ~
the proper Intervals dIscoursed suitable
music. when the President and Miss
rolsom came down stnlrs end passed
into the Blue Room, the band, stationed
N the outer corridor, filled the mansion
~rifh the sweet strains Of Mendelssohn's
s.Weddlng March. "from "Midnight sum
mer's Drcam." Later 10 rendered wAg-
ncr's bridal chorus and march, from
| Lohenring's "Narianna's Boiero 20
| Sou u Rosa;" Webers "lnvltAfion . y
vAise;'' Mendelssohn's "Spring SONG.
| Robandl's Romance. "Bright star o.
Hope" and Sousa's Mosaic, from dc
sierce." ~ -...
Mansion. with the exception Of the Blue
| room. where the marriage occurred, were
| similar 20 those used on the occasion Of
| state or private receptions. The work
/ az decoration was done under the direc-
| ton OF Colonel Wilson, superintendent
81 public buildings and grounds. The
< novel features Of floral decorations were
| confined 70 the Blue room. Here the
| forIstss Art was mainly exercised. The
| windows at the southern and outer end
| a. this oyal-sh aped room was banked
| With stately palms and ferns extending
| 70 the ceiling. In front Of this imposing
bank OF green, fifteen feet In height and
lower down, beautiful foliage plants
| were arranged, and at the base Of
this bower were banks OF
roses. while yellow, pink
and red azalias. geraniums and hello
tropes, all combined TO make the bower
4 triumph Of beauty and fragrance. On
one side Of the room the decorations
were scarcely less elaborate. The man
tel aboGe the hearth on the east side OF
the room was . solid bank OF cut PAN
sizes In various colors, in which the date
Of the wedding. "June 2, 1885," WAS
written IN letters OF white flowers, sur
rounded by black pansies. The mantel
on the west Of the room formed . solid
bank OF roses, dark and rich colored, In
the center Of which was the monogram
&C. F.n IN white moss and hybrid cross.
The two large mirrors above the man
tells were draped and festooned with gar
lands Of mixed roses. The doors leading
20 adjoining rooms were festooned with
heavy garlands of roses In different dis
tinct colors, and above the corridor dool
was = scroll composed Of flowers IN
which was the motto II Pluribus Unum'
In immortelles-
The main table decoration In the wed
ding supper room was full rugged ship
composed Of pinks centaurea egana, del
phiniams. roses and pansies, bearing ths
name Of .Hymen." 1t rested upon {
mirror representing Z lake which gave
IL the appearance of floating. IL
shores were Of different vari
ties Of setaginellas and tiny pieces
Of corals: and the land was represented
BY bank Of jacqueminot roses. The
ship. 4 three master, was flying on ths
color spar the colors Of the United States
while the other two carried white nag
with the monogram ssC-F" in gold. A
either end Of the table were crystal vases
resting upon mirrors with long-stemmet
hybrid roses. Two mirrors were fes
TONED with asparagus tenuissimus inter
} spersed with loose roses. The corner
and windows Of the room and the fou
| sideboards were decorated with tn
choicest foliage and Towering plants
President Cleveland's gift 70 his Bird
was an elegant diamond necklace, th
, stones being set in gold and extending .
a large nnm5er Of presents have bee
received at the mansion to-day. A. 500
J | g theJ arrived, however, they wer
, Quickly conveyed out Of sight Member
Of the Cabinet gave individual weddin
| presents. some OF which were quite elat
orate. but in accordance with the specis
! ! desire Of the President a list Of the pres
ents received will not be made public.
> During the progress Of the ceremon
: | salufes were fired, bells were rung, an
r Prof. widows played Mendelssohn'
s.wedding March" and other appropriai
1 | selections on the chimes Of the Metr0po
itan church. large number OF peopl
: gathered In front Of the Executive MAJ
J. sion during the ceremony, and while II
!, wedding party were 1t supper. No pr
D cautions were taken TO prevent their AZ
mittance, and as they were quiet and o
3 Derry, no efforts were made TO exclut
q them from the premises.
Soon after partaking OF the weddir
e | supper, the President and his bride vel
excused, and, - prcarrangod, direct
! entered I carriage at the south entrant
; 70 the mansion and were driven TO q
= X street crossing Of the Baltimore
y Ohio railroad, where . special train VI
Q IN waiting for them. They II once e
q tered President CARROTS boudoir e
= any Maryland" and the train 1t 81
e b. n. moved OF for Deer Park, whe
3 the President and his bride will rema
q for q week. During their stay 1t DE
e Park they will occupy cottage especi'
/ " fitted for their accommodation ne
"a the Deer Park Hotel. The only invite
le guests who were not present at the We
= ding were Miss Bayard and Attorne
General Garland.
q Previous 70 leaving the city the Pre-
y dent directed Colonel Lamonte TO ha
a ali the cut flowers used In decorate
!. the mansion last night distributed amo
: the city hospitals.
~ Political Reasons Only.
q WASHINGTON, June s.-The Senate
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