Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-11-23
THE HARD1E-CULLoM WEDDING

The wedding of Robert q Hardie. jr.
and Miss Catherine Cullom, daughter of
senator ouliom Of Springfield, H., which
We mentioned briefly last eek. proved the
subject of extended notices in the Spring
field and Chicago papers From these sew
eral account, wc take the following
The ol aud arI-trcratr First Presbyterian
church was th' ~'''n- last night Nuy l4 Of one
HI THE most brilliant Sucial events that ever trans
p.rrd go the capitai city. n was the nuptials OF
Mr. Robert Guriuu Hariir q noted artist Of New
York CITY. hut Who's. home, h. Brattletr,ro Yer
mont and Miss Catherine Cullum the teautiful
aul accomplished daughter Of Hon Shelby
tuli'u. lui'"i states senator. and All accomplish
rt t"ll" iu Springfield ~pcirty Tho church was
Gro" dei with u" b'auty. wealth and fashion Of
Do" city, several hundred invitations having been
is~n'n inr ih" ceremony, which was IN the English
style u was q ChrvSanthemum wedding and
th" church hooked its b.st the puluit h-ing liter
aliN hidden from view hy masses uf these towerA
" nile they also adorned tn front Of the choir
Promptly nt u'clpck Rev Thomas u Logan.
pastor u' the church. entered from a door beneath
%" ruAr-luit accompanied los Rev Frederick II
Wines a former pastor Of the church Following
the clergy came the groom attended by James ;
Morrill,, son of senator Morrill,. OF Vermont A
moment later the uslcr~ entered the west door of
the church aud proceeded up the north aisle
They were followed hy the hrid, leaning on the.
arm ui her father, aud attended only by her uttle
nveryrW old naIneSake and niece. Catharine Cul
Ion kdErly, flower girl The bride Won d
c'uft tram brucadri, with prtticuat Of ducht-ss.-
satin. bodice cut shaped and flied with old
spanish Lace. high pulled sleeves and no jewels
10 her hand she carried a larg, bouquet Of bride.
ru~~s At the altar she was presented t. the
groom by her father, and thu marriage was cele-
uraltd hN the two clrrsyinrn with an impressive
combination OF the Presbyterian and Episcopal
services As the bridal party passed slowly dow IA
the nisl" the wedding march from "lyohrugriu"
was played Oh the great organ hy Prof LOUIS
Lehman
After the ceremony a grand reception was given
%. 10" handsome Residence Of senator and Mr.
CuiloW. ou Sixth street which was attended hi,
of FNEf III ttf
FROM abroad Miss Cupu was a recognized h..lI,.
az 30" capital and she 3, highly accomplished and
iu every way charming Young lady She ha.
long h7'u an earnest and valuable worker IN the
First Presbyterian church. which Is the oldest
anu most Aristocratr lu the city Her departure
from the city is greatly regretted by host of al
WIrlug friends
T--grhus and letters Of cungratulatiou wer.
received from President Eject aud Mrs Harrison
Secretary and Mrs Fairchild. Secretary and Mr.
tuii'utt and Miss kudirptt SECRETARY and Mn
HAS and Miss Villas. General William I SHEER.
man. senator aud Mrs Morrill, NJ Vermont Sen.
alnG ana Mrs. tdmuuds Of Vermont. senator.
salisbury uf Delaware senator Plumb of Kansas
Chief Justice and Alr~ Fuller. Colonel and Mr.
Fred Grant tine mrmt-rs of the Illinois d-l,.sa-
uNu Boo Congress, larry number Of prominent
"lhgIdi' 90 W Washington aad Mr. Henry Welcome,
of London. England
VII and Mn, Hariir left az midnight for Chi
cage, from whence they gu Ia Boston to spend the
honeymoon. Their permanent residence will b..
ia New York city
of the personal appearance and charac-
ter OF the bride one of the reporters says
that she Is what may be called "a perfect
type Of "A blonde Her features are clear
cut and classic, combining facial beauty
with the positive assertion Of intelligence
She Is rather above the medium height and
Is extremely slender. She has often been
described by the Washington correspondents
as among the leading beauties Of the CAPT
tai. In addition 10 her personal attractions
- uauttVrs H..
qumntances, and especially her former
schoolmates, for her ingenious and lovable
disposition The groom, this writer adds
has resided for few years in New York
city, where he has an art studio He is an
artist of no little note