Telegram-herald., 1889-09-27
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RIcssIELD sRsISss \ I sept = Em-
mons Blaine sad A1iLs Mccormick we're
married - noon a. tEe Presbyterian
en1rch. Ess v y Holnss, pastor of tie
eaaTca, on1ciating asslstsc cy hsY. Her
rick JohusoB. o. hicas2
Tie lCt-s kIeshytsIiaa church IA which
tAs csEsLocny tco2 pace stLs upoB = An u
overlooking lie Wage l. Was Ls1Lsa by
slsctris lamps. aad IL arches seIs
trimmed siLn sEli-sx, G1taDz lsaves upon
ths branches and teKns. which SeIs tara
fng from green 10 red Tie pulpit "a
bsddsc In nOsera
A the guests began 20 arrive al tie
church, soon after " 80 a IL the low
dragging and water sOzAs ed clouds broke
into Faln Tea minutes before Lns ceie-
m0ay began AE Elkias and wife entered
and we're s0sn followed by secretary aud
Mrs. Blaine. Tho Secretarys eyes were
bright. and hs stepped lightly and quickly
behind bis wife. who led tie way 70
one o. the PLAIN, short pews ~ the front
tne mother OF tia bride plainly attired.
entered 5000 AFTER noon. and the bridal
party began 70 make It's way from the car
Tiages 20 the shelter OF the awning above
the pathway from tho curb 70 the church
porch The clergyInen entered the chancel
groom followed them Az that moment
the bride, leaning upOn the arm OF her
married brother CYRUS. entered tse sdi-
nee Mr Emfnons Blaine awaited her s..
the altar step. When tho couple presented
themselves Or. Holmes began ths reading
o, tho Presbyter marriage service, Dr.
Johnson assisting Cyrus Mccormick Id
y.ncsd. and. with hand upon the clasped
haads ot the bridal couple gave his sister
10 tho keeping Of the groom
The ceremony was concluded with tho
presentation OF u ring AMI the couple
kneit during tbs invocation. OF Divine blvss-
Ing upon tho union Tho newly-wedded
pair led the procession from the church
a. l. Is p. II, emDeTklng In carr ages
Tor 4 drive through the pouring
rain 70 the Mccormick cottage.
whittier the invited guests followed them
and sat down 10 the Wedding breakfast
The breakfast WAS a very elegant affair
and during It's progress music was tur-
nished By an orchestra The table Was set
with rare and beautiful china the center
piece OF silver being flled with Ia. ee roses.
The house itself vas q perfect bower or
rOses
The brides cress was a gown whose en-
tire front was OF yalenciennes lace meet
Ing train OF white SatlA Inc MalsL " "a
OF white satin. and a tchu OF lace fell soft
ly about the throat The hchu was OF the
stvle OF Marie Antoinette The sleeves
were of soft lace, reaching 70 the wrist,
and the vail was caught up by a coronet Of
orange blossoms.
The young couple were the recipients OF
numerous elegant and costly presents
I The weather was very unfayorabie. bat all
the details passed of with perfect smooth
ness
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine left in the afternoon
for Bar Harbor in special car. They Will
make short stop at Albany en- route.
The bride, Miss Anita Mccormick, has
been a reigning society belle in Chicago.
She Is a tall. slender brunette. exceedingly
bright and remarkably elegant and at
tractive She is said TO very much resent
bic her father. the late Cyrus Mccormick.
inventor OF the reaping machine. She has
a charming disposition, Is graceful, gra-
ciOus and self = -sessed.
The lucky groom, as every body also
/ knows is the son OF Secretary OF State
James G. Blaine He Is not poli. clan
! however, but a railroad man, and resides in
! Baltimore az present. though he formerly
/ lived in Chicago where he met ana wooed
and won his fair bride The groom ia 81
aud the bride Is 23