The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-18
WALTER DA1ROSCH'S BRIDE.
THE MARRIAGE d TnE' DAUGHTER or
SECRETitY BLAINE

bella Blaine and Nilter JOAN Dnmrosch
Made Man aud wlA-The Preaident and
Cabinet Onicers nndthcir Indies and tn,
Diplomatic COCps TAenent-An Array OF
Elegant and Costly kresen,r.
WARRINGTON, May IA the historic Sew.
ard Homo" II Lafayette Auare. home OF Pres.
ident Lincoln's SecretaryI State twenty-five
years nGo, and now the hoHe OF President Har.
rison s.Secrotary Of State, aere was brilliant
and beautiful wedding toaey. At 1 o'clock
Miss Margaret Isabella Blafie tho daughter oil
Secretary Blaine, and Mr.. Wster J. Damrosch
son OF tho lato DR.. Leopold Iamrosch OF New
York, were married by the Nv DIR. Douglass
the rector OF ST. Johns Churc. The dny was
oil TINT n bride could wish-a nnny, blooming
May Mornings and no bride his had fairer
wedding day, aud mover bofop was the his
Ssrc house 80 lovely with flonl decorations.
Terns were mRssed above themirror on the
north mnntel, and around the mirror Marguer-
ties were in a heavy border. Thetlreplace was
filed with ferns. and the whols formed the
background Tor the bridal partI All about
the room we're roses in Jars andilaekets, and
tho piano was covered with thae fragrant
tokens from friends Of the favoral bride A
large crayon portrait OF Walker blaine was
wreathed with Marguerites, and baow on the
table were mass Of pansies. The Aortrait OF
Mrs. CoppinEor was decked In similar man.
ner. Throughout the halls and oth,r rooms
flowers wero disposed IN the same graceful
profusion.
The entrance OF the bridal party WIS after
the simplest fashion. Awhile ribbon barred an
aisle through the library and set off the end OF
the drawing room. Tho rector OF ST. Ionu's
came down stairs followed by the BRIDEGROOM
and best man, Mr.. Frank Roosevelt Of New
York. Then Miss Harriet Blaine the brides
sister and only attendant. came with her broth
or. James q. Blaine Jr.. preceding the bride on
her fathers arm. and Just before them little
Blaine Coppenger carrying the BRIDES bouquet
OF lilies OF the valley. Mrs. Blaine. Mr.. and
Mrs Lmmons Blaine, Miss Dodge, Mrs and
the Misses Damrosch mother and sisters OF
The bridegroom: Senator and Mrs. Cameron,
Cen and Miss Rachel Sherman, with other
relatives of the bridal pair. had previously
formed group within the ribbon circle.
There were also the President and Mrs. Harri-
SOL the Vice president and Mrs. Morton at
oneside. Beyond the ribbon, filling the draw
ing Dom and library. were the other guests,
ALTOGETHER about 26O in the company.
TN wedding gown was OF white moussene
desire embroidered in white crepe about the
bolton OF the skirt in rich design. The high
bodicelnd sleeves we're embroidered to match
the skit. full. tulle veil fell over tho figure.
The brie carried PRAYER book. and when the
ceremony was conc luded She turned and re-
ceiyed iom her little nephew the bouquet,
h9lding Lwhile receiving her congratulations. |
stood l4st lehind her.
MISS Haftet Blaine wore beautiful gown.
very NE IN brides. except that it was without |
tne tram. lie bridegroom and best man were |
IN morning CESS and wore Marguerites in tho |
i b9 81 brd me, coats. AIR. blaine and tho
Mrs Blaine Il whom the preparations have
been sorrow vel! as 10y, was looking re-
Ia y r
1t had been tie Intention before the death
81 her son AID ard GuRhter to make gay we'd:
During the last dys her iriends f eared ene
W %'q ord n"T oG a1H GCear up under the strain
peared smiling and cheerful: therefore there
%ns Smll p35, 6rife I'D no tears. Al tho we'd
with IN trI Hamng of Of h ,f crepe llsse.
ME- is i; DG ilibP Gu; III, brdegrooms mother
EamrSsch wore go&nsy delicate SHADED A silks.
wore lowered silk gG,r. Mrs Frank Dam-
Eosch, wore lowered black net gown. and
Rroidered cr4De issg SW "G Mes f Gnens
Elaine wore her wedding GOWN OF a year ago
Sherman and Miss Simnon, ali Wore White
gowns. The Presidents Vie wore a gown Of
black laas over violet six ald wore bonnet to
OF blue and white Inda six, with white silk
mule Trimmings on the bdce aud s!eeves
yellow and she carried a whfe parasol. Mrs
ME- NJ Is. wore pretty gown II dark red and
TIE grqat number OF white tdlets and others
Of light ttts gave Il pretty aud cheerful effect
The three young daughters OF no lice Presi-
marked to Mrs Notion: wha1an fve Eef lot ro Of
M a 9 w yGu F hGSfe aSsh
ingly: "Only five; but they are a Eool way on
lie conciatulations offered tho b,idal connie
occupied nearly an hour. At O'clock the
bride took the arm OF the President and Led
the e Re npG on ws so Ts ns
table flowers were La Frances roses just
across the han is the reception room, and this
nom the il1nG room. The suests u had TpT he
p!easure, OF seeing the wedding presents In
9FsMnf %sddna FsE Dd dm
Mr. and ~, h at Anlrew Carnegie .hould be
hat the happ couple tegan the acquaintance
which resulted in the brilliant Wedding day
srvS Of slid syer N given e e eluay 't 10
he bride aid bridegroom. The Presi-
INT Itr and Mr., , Haryls0n gave v; BEAUTIFUL
ielt and Mrs. Morton gave an exquisite toilet
'et .! silver. NJ. md Mrs. Whitelawy Reid gave
% sl se MP ssd pH Mrs Wn%
Wafer Phelps, gave a peckla nee, OF pearls. with
.hpthire pendant and their daughter. Miss |
Nhran Phelps, gave brooch Of black pearls ,
anu tiamonda III the design of q spray. As
Iltsfor personal ndornment these beautiful |
ewes would delight the heart OF any bride.
lht silver tea seryice given by the Diplo-
nadGCorI Is very beautiful. II is six piece
SCI oitrostrd repoMsst silver Representative
md Ma, ltitt OF illinois. who are very intimate
tlenlsO OF tire bride and her family gave mag
liucendollection OF spoons and forks In sets
y one GD2en each There are twelve dozen In
VI. ankhey include table. dessert, salad, COT
ee hnStea Spoons. oyster fish, asparagus.
nent forks. r. Jefferson GSoliige 8
i Boston gave a pearl pendant, consisting
t .inis Immense, rearI set in, u crescent OF
diamonds Mr. and Mrs, John Is. Nnci cans {
.It Is snutitul solid silver salad bowl, and I
senator an Mrs. Stpnford's present Is UNIQUE
md mupntreut. II Is "A case of carving and fish I
hives anAorRR and ocd spoons. In all thirty q
irces. Tn han lies OF the knives and forks I
re OF smoltd iyorY and blades OF gold. They |
re mar edt 9TH the brides initials. m. l. b." I
! lali 80, gPkt n tire ivory. Tho spoons have !
There are ,Spong the backgrounds presents q
NO rare and eautiiul gifts from Ills New York 6
riegds. TheYmphony Orchestra gave q sill
cr laurel wiefh having l'l leaves, and ION q
acl leaf IL enaaved the name of member [
I the orchestr. The nratorio Society gave I
. full set OF hc score nf Bachs works. /
he IRE sent 8 frQl the members OF tho Maine
eleEalion In CnRrGsS who have known tie &