New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
NEW.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY JUNE 8 1886

second wife, Miss Gardner, in New-York at
Grace Church. This forty yoars ago. aud i'm
medisely after tho ceremony President AMI Mrs Tyler
came to washin g,on and held wedding reception in
the White II ousc. Mr. Cleveland Ia the
first President married IN the WhIte House.
Mas Lano tho hsst sin se WOMAN to preside there
having been the for her UNCLE Presdent Bu-
for the four years ending In March. lsGl she
ayouns and beautiful woman and an accom- pNahed
hostess Miss Lane had been with her uncle when he
was the American Minister TO the Court OF ~ James.
aud acknowledged tn BE tho moss brilliant
women OF her day. Mr.. buchanan AMI Mr.. CleEeland
have been the bachelor Presidents in the long s OF
Chef Magistrates Both had their romance, though
President Buchanans ended in the death OF tue
lady whom he lovod. and his SORROW won't with
him through He President Cleveland has rel Il his
romance in the marriage which tn evening rals Miss
Folsom bis WIFE, There who Will not Win the
palr happiness.
The brdai chamber Is the Presidents own room IN
the northwest OF the White House was fitted
up by President Arthur, for his sleopns-room at
the time when the entire house was renovated ana
"done up" This Is by far the handsomest chamber IN
the house and 1t was here that Mr. Arthurs personal
taste was exercised. The effect /. pale blue IN IN
the walls ana furniture The window curtains .sdas
ends The couches ard chairs and bed hangngs are
G % dsr Is ana dD xgn PT' b. i alsD sS0at for
cnanbcr at time not told mat was ;he
west it, President Arthur used this for private
wrtng-room Al that time sra was nJ
will be used as such now. The picture OF Mrs Arthur
was always on ths mantsl IN this room while ne Wa was
since Mr. Cleveland took possession of the chamber
Miss Clevelands Is the hail. aud this was
Mrs. when 's s,ssla sC h0'sssi saS
Mrs Hayes and Mrs Grant occupied this room; !. is
large. and opens into smaller one used by al sres
ladies AS dressing.rOom When Colonel freoer,vh v
Grant brought his bride TO the White House tneJ occu
pied the jackson Chamber" IL has the orc oi,n ou
fashioned OF furniture possessed By the house Ia sou
out the south grounds and are near .ne ,u,s n
leaving In perfect order refined and moro bean'u'
than It had ever been before.
Miss Cleveland has made no chansss seeing
to her liking aud comfort, cOmfort Ia iss ses
which all the chambers open ia the most Pcturss9@me que
in out Of tue way corners: throTn ao,rI. away
asr r1Ss'h Mas ofsn ms Used as tea room by
Mrs. McElroy. who after receptions gathered here
meats Miss Cleveland has followed the fashion set oy
Mrs McEroy, though limiting the number 10 sui"i'
What Miss Cleveland viii do next will de-
termine. Until that tine she VII 10 d,hs duhhe
free from social demands and thi. SIX mon mon'ds is
which prepare herself Tor the social duties M
Tosed by position wife Of the President Brt tis
not after ali difficult place that OF cabinet ON
GERS or senator's wire The Presidents wife need re-
turn no calls. she is exempt from -a vistn: duties.
and may decline all invitations cut without giving
offence Receiving and entertaining IN the White House
include her dute- TO the public and TO Official society
1t all within four walls there and after CERTAIN
number prescribed options and dinners to oncals
the President aud his family may consider the GUY ~
society and the public a. done A, tne SEASON sS ".
may a great extent he private prOpert! OF Tue
not demanded by the public, in one way ana al
other