Daily Republican., 1889-11-08
FIFTH EDITION


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The Baysrd-Ciymer wvddin,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Er.s.,..
BhyArd aud Miss Mary Wlnns CS, W.
had one Of the most perfect DAY. W
autumn for their MARRIAGE.
surrounded 40 II was by 30 ,nnoh "
was donbly interesting on accom-, =,
high Official position 30 long held nv
distinguished groom and Tue a.,
prominence and family distinction Of
BRIDE only needed just such Ada
iust such company TO make II us,t.
Wormiey's Hotel, whee NJ. Baya,e
bic family were guests, il oIly Il
squares from the Clymtt h1mo N N
II street. Mr.. Payard wals,d br,il,
II street fsw minutes beiole o'cI,l
escorted by bis son and uames,ls
Thomas u. Bsyard, Jr., aud ihs
ent, red the home Of the eGpeotant hi,
In q few minutes more u string NJ
riaecs fled up and deposited The you'
ladies, his daughters aud all the ms,
bers OF his big family party.
Kx-PREsiDFSr AND MRS. cLLyEtIy
President and Mrs. CLEVELAND,
trance was the occasion OF quite A mo,
scene. They greeted Mrs. Bauciolt bay
who stood at the doorway to receive
company a. q neighborly klndnes
Mr.. Clymer, who did moi feel ami
equal TO the strain. There WIS mi
pushing forward OF old friends and nev
ones TO speak TO Mr.. aud Mrs. Cleyel,p
The ex-President 10 good msny noun
heavier than whom he last saw Was
ington. Mrs. Cleveland's figure ia ou
rounded, and she has evideatly Fam
flesh since she LETT the cares oil the NV
House behind her.
ENTRANCE OF THE BRIDAL Party.
The groom entered the parlor oscor,Id
Mre. Ciymer, followed by the bride, lea
ing on the arm OF her brother, Dr.. OBJ
brick Clymer Of Boston. In one conA
OF the old fashioned room bower B
pants marked the spot reserved for NJ
bridal. There stood the visiting clergj
man, the new rector Of Ut. john Church
DR.. Douglass.
THE WEDDING CEREMONY.
when DR.. Clymer had placed The han
OF his sister In that ofthe smiling groom
his little 500, Master George Clymer, n
brides only nephew, stepped up close 4
his aunt, and during the ceremony bel
the brides fan. The fan had hstofy
IL was carried by the brides grand
mother, Mrs. Shubrick, on her wedin
day. It 10 Q dainty lace fan viii. pei,
! sticks. DR.. Douglass read the mairiag
service 10 o clear, ringing voice, an
; when the last words were uttered Il
: groom, turning to his bride, steppe
aside for all the company TO come I
, and congratulate her. He evidently vi
under considerable excitement, for
frat act was to swallow a glass OF wstt
|, There was quite q little laugh over
! incident, which was quickly forgotten
. all gathered about them. First OF ell
kiss the br's was her new dAughts
and sons. Tn were well pleased
their fathers iolce. and showed 1t
! their happy ia les and manner.
!; TIE BRIDES COSTUME
The bride wore handsome gown
! white Canton crepe. 1t was SIM
Z made in n graceful, clinging style. I
i train was long. The bodice, cut aw
slightly at the neck, was trimmed "
: Venetian point, and garland OF orar
I blossoms and jessamine ran up a
!, down the front OF the waist The IL
= veil was held 10 the hair with diamO
n and pearl pins. 10 appearance the br
o 10 tall, slender aud exceedingly gracel
She has fair bair, correct features aut
pleasant face. She always wears &,
rimmed eyeglasses and has an intellect
east of countenance which would m
. her in any gathering; Is a great Rri
daughter Of George Clymer, one OF
sIQners OF the Declaration OF indie
} deuce. and granddaughter OF Com
dore Sbubrick. Her mother wore ba
a some black silk dress and lace cap y
/, Warren. Mr.. Bayard's eldest daugh
q vore white silk and net, and her SIS
wore ali in, pretty white dresses and
II chlored Ribbons. Mr.. .Bayard wore
a a regulation morning costume ior agio
lie dark gray trousers, black frinse o.
81 frock coat and a bunch oil Vloie's II
button.hole.
- CUTTING TIVE WEDDING CANE
ID After the congratulations had
~ rendered the happy couple ex-Plesl
20 Cleveland escorted the bride TO the
Is ing room, Mr.. Bsyard following
Mrs. Cleveland. Close behind
ms came the Hon. George Bancroft, es
no ing Mrs. Clymsr to the table. The
cut the cake, aud all drank her heal
a, champagne.
THE WEDDING JOURNEY.
N The guests had pretty well gone
~ only n small contingent Of the II
Iri circle remained when Mr.. and
nd Bayard started for their wedding
W. uey. The bride wore a stylishly
gown OF dark blue cloth, with
close bonnet TO match.
The wedding journey VIII not
lengthy one. The Misses Bayard e
them back at Dslamere Place,t Will
ton. within . week or two. The Ba,,
all left here on the late afternoon
or for their home.
M, ng Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland, Mr.. and
is. Fairchild and Mrs. Dickinson went
or 70 New York on the $.10. While
lrt the Clevelands were the guests
nut Marshall and Mrs. A. A. Wilson
i'd Fairchilds were with Mr.. and Mrs J
and Mrs. Dickinson had apartmen
he the Arlington.