Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-31

AM ''.SN ClOtl Sl,y
MRS. FoLsoa-pl:RR1SE. overskirt,
sun hat surmounted by IL wron.h u.
Mrs. Cleveland kissed her amt y. no
Cadman. and smiled her swrrt o's
stepped into the station. She wa wa
taken in II carriage with her aunt -. =,
to Mrs. Cadman's residence. n II NV y
the bridegroom. accompanied M
land. as did Mr. Perrine's son.imI,,.
L. Rich. the later's wife and t@ w"
George b.. .Jr.. and H. P. Rich. W. ".
man. uncle of MRS. Cleveland, is'
dispatcher in this city. and ulo...
years ago married Mrs. Huddcst'
was u widow and sister OF Mrs. Fns
aunt of Mrs. Cleveland.
The ceremony took place at 9:oo 4
in the evening, ri. Rev. George n u
pie. OF the Western Diocese of Nj,
assist. d by Few. Il. i. Ea!comh, of tni.
officiating. The groom wore the lrrr,
suit Of black evening dress. Mis- l
wore u gray travelling d.rss anll,1
huir. which is silvery. lancifully n,i,,
the front. Colonel Harmun. uncir W
Cleveland and brother Of tho br IT,. MI
Mrs. Cadman. brother-in-law and 81
the bride: Mr.. and Mrs. George 4
son-in-law and daughter of the ..ron,.
The children OF the different fami|ip,
present. Tho marriage service Was \
the Episcopal Church. and Was 1
After the ceremony there Was no rcco,l
only Il general hand shaking and n n
OF tho bride by Mrs. Cleveland and the |
OF the household. AT 1883 o'cl.o,'
newly married pair took the ives, n
night express over the Michigan ler
but they declined to say where The !,
trip would end. as they did not wish,
annoyed. While the ceremony was
performed hundreds OF the residents
the Cadman House filed the strcp,s
the yard. wishing TO secure look II
CT .veland. The latter at the cerr,
wore white silk with black star 4,
beautiful bouquet of red roses at her N
Her hair was done n la pompadour 4
front. with IL knot at the back. She NJ
smiles and graciousness. had good
for all, and the ladies fell in love with
at sight. while the gentlemen los.
breath when she addressed them,
wedding was q Jolly one. The room Y
the ceremony took place was beau,
decorated with flowers.
Henry T.. Perrinc. the groom in :he
rine- Folsom nuptia.s. is IL prominent
zen of BuiTa'o and is over siXty-two
OF age. His family are distantly rela,
the Folsoms. and the two families have
intimately associated socially for
years. Mr.. Perrine lives at 80 North
street in substantial brick dwelling v
he and his bride will be at home al
short wedding tour. Mr.. Perrine has
Il wdower for several years, and has
Children. The eldest is the wife Of G..
rett Rich. of the Bank of Atticu. @
Il. Perrine aud Harry H. Pcrrine I'D
sons. The marriage was kept quiet
the sons said. because Mrs. Folsom ii,
newsp iper notoriety. MIR. Perlins is a
made man of medium height. dark con
ion. with afull beard. He is scen,ii'
dent. a good writer, and has led an E
full lie. His ancestors were Husl
in France and settled in 1865 on Stute
and. N. Y. Puritan blood mingled wi
French. His father. DIR. Henry Pc
married Miss Annie I. Townsend il
the present bridegroom being 10
sodus. N. Y. on March 20, 1927. Ate
in" to find gold in California in 1s49, /
started for himself. Mir. Perrne ret
Hall. Their bridal in was back 70
good with n capital of S11.0OO. which
Buffalo and suffered financially in the
OF 1873. his failure resulting three
later. Mr.. Perrine had to begin life
again. With his two sons and some fr
he established n settlement ut Perrine,
County, Fla. Financial aid that va
pected but did not arrive prevene
plans from being carried out. lie i;
Secretary of the Buffalo Cemetery As
alton, which is located on D.,laWarr All