Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-05-29

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sun hat snrmounted by wreath q aoworl.
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stepped into the station. She was at once
taken In carriage with her aunt and driven
to Mrs. Cadman's residence. II. Z. Perrins.
the bridegroom. accompanied Mrs. Cleve-
land, ~ did Mr.; perrine,s son-tn. law. Rev.
George b.. Jr.. and H. P. Rich. Nj. Cad
man, uncle OF Mrs. Cleveland, is train
dispatcher in this city. and about three
yenrs ago married Mrs. Huddeston. who
was widow and sister Of Mrs. Folsom and
aunt OF Mrs. Cleveland.
The ceremony took place at 9:2 o'clock
pie. Of the Western Diocese Of Michigan.
assisted by Rev. r. B. Balcomb. OF this city.
officiating. The groom wore the regulation
wore q gray travelling dress and had her
hair. which IL silvery. fancifully propped at
the front. Colonel Harman. uncle Of Mrs.
Cleveland and brother OF the bride; Mr.. and
Mrs. Cadman. broth er. in lay and sister 9 s Ct
son-in law end daughter OF the groom. and
the children OF the different families were
present. The marriage service was that OF
the Episcopal Church. and was short.
After the ceremony there was NO reception.
OF the bride by Mrs. Cleveland and the ladies
OF the household. At 1850 o'clock the
newly married pair took the west bound
night express over the Michigan Central.
but they declined to say where the bridal
trip would end, ss they did not wish to be
annoyed. While tho ceremony was being
performed hundreds OF the residents about
the Cadman House filed the streets and
the yard. wishing to secure look at Mrs.
Cleveland. The latter ct the ceremony
beautiful bouquet OF red roses at her throat.
Her hair was done Ia pompadour at the
front. with knot at the back. She was all
smiles and graciousness. had good word
for all. and the ladies fell In love with her
breath when she addressed them. The
wedding was jolly one. The room where
the ceremony took place was beautifully
decorated with flowers.
Henry +. Perrine. the groom In the Per-
rine- Folsom nupttR:s. Is prominent cttt-
zen of Buffalo and is over sixty-two years
OF aye. His family are distantly related to
the Folsoms. and the two families have beon
intimately associated socially for many
years. Mr.. Perrine lives at SO North Pearl
street In substantial brick dwelling. whore
he and his bride will be ut home after .
short wedding tour. Mr.. Perrine has been
a widower for several years. and has three
children. The eldest is the wife Of g. Bar
rett Rich. Of the Bank Of Attica- Carlton
sons. The marriage was kept quiet. one Of
the sons said. because Mrs. Folsom disliked
newspaper notoriety. Mr.. Perrine Is we'll
made man OF medium height. dark complex
ion. with a full beard. He Is scientific stu
dent. good writer. and has led an event.
full life. His ancestors were Huguenots
in France and settled In 1865 on Staten ISL
and. N. Y. Puritan blood mingled With the
French. His father. DR.. Henry Perrine.
married Miss Annie +. Townsend In 1822.
the present bridegroom being born in
Sodus. N. Y. on March 70. 1897. After try
ing to ilnd gold In California In 1919. he be
came clerk in grocery and afterwsrd
started for himself Mr.. Perrine returned
to New York. and married Miss Cornelia 3.
Hall. Their bridal trip was back TO CALI
fornia. which Mr.. Perrine quit In 1857 for
good with q capital Of $1i.OOO, which he In
vested In the ship chandlery business In
Buffalo and suffered financially In the panic
of 1873. his failure resulting three years
later. Mr.. Perrine had to begin life once
again. With his two sons and some friends
he established a settlement at Perrine. Dale
County. Fla. Financial aid that was ex-
pected but did not arrive prevented his
plans from being carried out. He il now
Secretary Of the Buffalo Cemetery Assoct-
ution, which is located on Delaware avenue