The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-06-05
THE PRESIDENTS VACATION.
Events Among the SoJourners at
Deer Park.
Mr.. cIeveIand's Plans and WASH
ington Gossip.

DEER PARK, Nd, June 4.-The President
and Mrs. Cleveland did not make their APP
pearance until noon today, At l o'clock
f6f Tfi16 Tdfht6 The bride Wore the Same dr9ess
she wore during yesterday, of pearl colsred
CLOTH blue stripes and a tailor-made coat
The President wore grey pantaloons and
black Prince Albert coat. No one yentured
to intrude on the pair, and they walked
slowly over the half-mile Of tan-bark walk
between the houses. Senator. Davis and
his wife were the only companions of the
President and Mrs. Cleveland at luncheon.
About O'Clock the Senator's bay team and
double-seated drag conveyed the party up
the broad road to Oakland. They turned at
the edge of the town and came back.
The only incident which has occurred to
show any attempt at courtesy was the send
ing of handsome basket of trout to the
President by DR.. McComas of Oakland, who
in return, was cordially thanked by the
President 1t is probable that the President
will not return to Washington until the lat
part of next week. He is said to be studying
the Canadian fishery question here, with a
view of taking some action. Mr.. Cleveland
will not go a fishing while at Deer Park;
The President and his bride could not
have found time or place more adapted for
honeymoon seclusion. The other four Balti-
more and Ohio cottages are unoccupled, and
the big hotel will not be open till the 23d.
The emily summer cottagers at present there
are ex-senator Henry G. Davis, Mrs. Davis,
Il. DdNlS DIOLl6I D WlUOM, bliO ldlllly VI
Stephen B. Elxins, John R. Williams Of
Philadelphia, wife and two daughters, and
Mrs j. w. Haulenback of Baltimore, wife
of Judge Cowan's secretary. President
Robert Garrett is shortly expected to occupy
cottage No. l, and ex-Mayor Latrobe of Bal
timore is another one of those who will
summer, here. The cottage is like the rest
of the group, drab affair with red roof and
red blinds, tile and all the steep pitches
and inclineS of its upper story architecture
favored by the modern summer house de-
signer 1t stands with the rest at the top OF
a long grassy incline on the north side OF the
railroad track, is two stories and a half, with
kitchen, parlOr and dining room on the first
floor, and four bedrooms on the second,
while the top floor is for the use Of the ser
wants, who were sent up with the horses on
the day before the Presidents departure
from Washington. There is roOmy Yeran-
da all about the house. The cottages are all
connected by an enclosed balcony. The
President has not yet fixed the time of his
departure.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Davis called ON
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland The President to-
day expressed himself as very well pleased
with the freedom from annoyance which the
representatives of the press here have so far
flowers was received here today by express
from Cincinnati. Col. Lamont is expected
to arrive tomorrow night. 1t was stated to-
day that the Presidents visit might extend
beyond the week originally determined on.
WASHINGTON, June 4.
The rumor that Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland
will visit New Hampshire this summer has
been confirmed. He will spend portion of
his August vacation in the White Mountains,
making a tour of the principal resorts. No
public notice has been given Of the fact, ow-
ing to the unwillingness of the President tC
have the people discuss his movements, but
he has written that he will visit Bethlehem
He has never visited NewHampshire, nor has
the bride ever seen the mountains. He will
come from the Adirondack region by special
train to Bethlehem, where he will be met by
State officials, and the prominent party will
then go to Fabyan's, Crawford House and
the White Mountains Notch, Mount Wash
ington and other prominent points, return
ing over the Boston and Lowell Railroad
making few stops on the way. Then he
will visit Massachusetts, and go to some OF
the seashore resorts.
marriage of the President, were sent out
are exceedingly simple and plain, engraved
in heavy lines on full sheet of fine note
paper.
Rev. William Cleveland, Mrs. Hoyt and
Miss Cleveland are now the only guests al
the White House, and will probably remain
some time longer. Mrs. Cleveland's rela-
tives who attended the wedding left for theil
homes last night.
Rev. Dr. Sunderland received fee of $1O(
for performing the Presidents marriage cere
mony. 1t was brand new bill, which hat
never, apparently been in circulation.