New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01

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foliage ana blossoms make picture Of spring
beauty. The large drawing-room. which was the
sce.e OF the wedding. is the second moor and has
the whole width Of tho house II il finished in ivory
white. with delicate lines Of gold and Is a. all
times cheerful room But today Il more
than that. Il filed with sunshine ana thor"
was wealth Of flowers adding lovrn.ss ans
sweetness Their arrangement VAS much The same
ihe wedding Of Miss Margaret Blaine apl
Walter DamroscA three years ago, except that on
that occasion MarRuerites lei IN decoration. AMI
today whit lllacs. The NANTES were covered
with nacs and the nrep places nilel f. with aspar-
agus branches. The mirrors were h)rI'red with
garlands OF lllacs ana Ia France roses. AMI above
the doorways were the mauve pink flowers II tie
old-fashlonel bongarwaiN bush twlned with aspar-
agus. In the library adjoining the Grawing-rOonl
ana below the breakfast room there were superb
American Beauty roses Sc; about In vase.
Walter Damrosch played the wedding march from
"Iohengrln' the bride. on the arm OF her broth
cr passed in to the whte-ribboned space. where
they were met by the bridegroom and his best man
Edwin \. Woolston. OF New-York. The bride IS tall
and graceful. with exquisite coorimg and sunny
brown hair. Her face radiant today, and she
was an attractive figure IN her wedding gown OF
white corded silk 1t WAS simply fashioned. With
high bodice ami rich with duchess lace. the g'fi
OF Miss Dodge Mrs. Blaine's cousin. \ tulle Veil
fell over the gown. heid By orange blossoms and
she carried bouquet OF white liiacs and orchids
The OF the bridal party and family wore bou-
tonnieres OF the e,iOwers. The bride was given
away By her brother After the brief but impress
sive ceremony the couple turned their smiling faces
to the company receive the congratulations Of
relatives and friends.
Mrs Blaine laid aside her mourning and appeared
IN q handsome gown of soft gray satin with chiffon
Of the anne shade. Mrs. DamrOsch and Mrs. EmmOns
Blaine wore white. and Miss Dodge was in lavender
moire AMI black lace. Mrs. Beale. the mother Of
TIE brilegroom wore black satin and point lace
and his sister. Mrs John x. Mclean. was In white
satin with long Jacket embroidered IN gold thread
and pearls The breakfast served on small
tables and the brides cake garlan1e1 with
roses. There souvenir boxes OF II for guests
TO carry away. The wedding presents were mag
nincent. and included great deal Of silver. cut
glass. decorated porcelain and splendid jewel'
Many gifts were from people who had no personal
acquaintance with the bride. but who had been
friends and admirers OF her distinguished father
The bridcgrooms gift was diamond spray. HIS
mother gave a diamond star; and another diamond
g.ar or "sunburst." OF rare beauty was from JOhnk
Mclean. Mrs Mclean gift a watch with the
case Of blue enamel set with an immense solitaire
diamond and bowknot clasp OF enamel set with da-
monds and emeraGs Among other gif;s were "a neck
lace Of large pearls with diamond clasp from Mr.,
and Mrs. Walter Damrosch. diamond ornamentsfrom
Mrs. Ennons Blaine diamond butterfly from Mr.
Coolidge, OF Boston; case OF cut silver toot APP
pointments from Mr. and Mrs. Letter; tiara of
diamonds. emcralds and pearls from Mrs INT;
set OF eight silver candclabra from Mr. and Mrs VIII
lam Walter Phelps four silver dishes from MT ana
| Mrs Whitcaw Reid. two silver repOusse vegetable
dishes from Senator and Mrs Hale: from Lee
Phillips an old Dutch milk pitcher; from Horace
Washington gold salad fork and spoon; from Mrs
S. S. Rowland silver mounted travelling bag
Among the other gifts were MORE lace hOuhces'
OF silver spoons and quantities of SILVER orha
Representative end Mr. Dmelcy g i1n. to m9y%
bonbon dishes Senator and Mrs Chandler, solid sill
yer coffeepot; the Hit boys two young sons OF
Rcpresentative Hit a jewced smelling bottle one
OF the presents from foreign lands was superb
when MIR I3eae was Minister to P Persia train
The bridal couple started on the aIternooh .ia ~
William Waite Phsps to pas en the =. Tst wfgF9 la
nT m @s1 %ohihs say on Mr. Bee ranch
turning to join the Blaine family in August at Ear
ity work As the head OF club OF young women
She has directed the work OF fgrnSh1g Sews 10
thus made to needy women and children Mr.. Beale
President Harrison. and he made record Of active ,
and useful work as a diplomat. ne was me nIss
travelled ali over IT'S territory ana Was th nrst 10
advocate and secure ne sno'tlnton OF Aep,gn
as nseG since ancient times He has holdings made
Of S3 G1S % ever brought to the western World and
they are In the National Museum. Wheh ILL NV
fy9m When the famous Persian wool is produced
ana he is successfully raising these sneeP H 1v
his ranch in California the Climate being especially
favorable .. ,,o n,o,a,,, f., tho family
Among the guests at me weds sinn The MISC
p2iaiye Mrs Ewing Sen. and Mrs. sherman.
Senator and Mrs. Cameron. Miss Cameron and MISS s
cbormsn nong others present were MI ana
Sh rg inhn r. Mclean Mrs Nellie Grant Sartors.
Mrs John A. Logan. Mrs H. u Hutchinson ,i MTs'
i,nda Dau senator and Mrs. Hale. Chandler faIe'
senator a end Mrs chandler RePresenaye and Mr.
t " a,I urs I,eiter Miss Letter Mrs. X. M o.
Brown Miss May wams NJ Mss s;o GaTe Mr. HoG and
" as' miaar Iee Miss Sally Lorng. who came on
from Salem for The wedding and is the a g%esM r 81
Hazen the OF STATE Sir ss9n and
iote d e,,resentative and Mrs. Boutelle. Rep
1essnatve and Mrs Dingey the Shef : Sns csf
Justice aa and Mrs George Dunn. Senator and Mrs.
Hoar Miss Mamie Letter sens sbp1n Bradey Mr.
Misses Brice M ana ML5; RepTesentative and