The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-06
AtSt.Thomas Church, New York,
This Afternoon.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Decorations of the Church
Indeed Handsome.
Description Of the Bridal Dress
and TrOusseau.
5:45 WAS THE HOUR.
"a Large Number Of Guests Pres
emit.


New york, April 6-Gen. Harrison,
whose marriage to Mrs Dimmick VIII
occur this afternoon at ST. Thomas
church, remained ain the forenoon at his
rooms ia the Firth Avenue hotel He
received several callers. but sent out
word that he would have nothing to
say FOR publication Among those VINO
were at his rooms were eX-Secretary of
State John W. Foster. United States
Senator Elkins. Attorney General W.
H. Miller w. y. Curtis. w. X. Fair
banks of Indianapolis and Major Rich
ard Parker of the Soldiers home ct
Washington.
Private Secretary Tibbets said that
Cen Harrtsta- was i'm high spirits and
that he would remain in his rooms ln
the hotel until Immediately before the
Cerem0 When he would be driven dl-
rectly to Che church. There has as yet
been nd official announcement as to
the time the ceremony VIII be per
formed II was stated that with the i'm
vitatiQn to The marriage ceremony there
also went request 10 the recipient that
the hour be kept secret
AIT the church this morning the florist
and his workman were busy with the
decorations. The display made for the
Easter services save way to those for
the wedding. flower succeeding flower
and design succeeding design. like the
triumph of a fresh society belle over
one of ain earlier day
Mrs Dimmick has received many vail
liable presents The principal gift from
Cen. Harrison to Mrs Dimmick IS a
No. -r-7- =. Il $1,000. 49, ~ 49,
.7,-.-,-,-,7 .l.,.---
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,e+l,..,.,., II III 1,.,7 49, HIS +l--, -,-i1I
~. ~ 800 49,, +1,f-+,- o. -~-,.s+s
1900 ~ -. .. 49,
III --.-.z7+---- IS --1le---l7 ,e.,1- -,+
49,. ~ y 80 e,--s+..- --s--1.,-++
..,ss,, rra-.-7 49, -, -. :. ,.,-.---5
II - s,--,,-57 IT,, - - ~. IL
e 80 @.-+ II = ,,,.+ So IL $780,. II
-7s1-e ri~,ssle s,-.1,-s.5.-a l,-+ 49, h.
49, III M -r.-
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~ ~. 80 ----. AL ~
I'll, 49, III, $40. 49, --[-.,1
49, .l,,+ +,,s ci,,,~a,, +,-,-,,.-,, $50,
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sT
"eeiu--l5- ne mas eiie71s il-.ue ms pres
e4t 20 Gen tracey rms IS 2 SUCK Of
unusual interest ne IS Of plain wood,
with the head gold mounted This
stick was presented to Gen. Harrison
l- e-.,+7e.-,.,~, e 4 ,.f.f, -, 49,
i-'' i-- "f7
go ~ 7--'ii-g e"19l 1ie 'As'l
son administration Ihe original own
en- eff the stick whose name is not
known. cen. Harrison refusing to state.
enlisted as q Union soldier under Gen.
Tracey Cen Harrison r-as presented
,,-f+t ~, .,+5..l- s--.,. ,-.s.,,- ~,
---7 iii
pos--l-eiiteh We44lll5 OF tIils season I'D
ST. Thomas church viii unquestion-
ahfv merit the distinction Of being one
OF the most r71iar and 1east 0s+al7+arf-17s
e,-a, oe1sF,7--+e~7 s., +t,f o5feoe.
AK r7
sFN' IT. '0ilH ny g7iV Ii9" II WIZ otii-
clale' using lile slhlplesl lQfm OF the
Episcopal service There viii be no
vocal music, q NJ floral decorations
other than a lilies and palms ia
the obancal TIE GUESTS r,,-aso.,,+ MN
NOT r,,-,7l,a,. r,,r7s tI,s,, +l,5,+--f,,-. ~
-..,es7,tf,,s- f,,,, t7,e -,,r.-+ .+
a77o
~ NEAR
est ana Oldest friends OF Mrs limmick
have received ne invitation to be pres
ents course adopted by the bride-elect
to avoid giving 0ffense to anv.
Mrs Dfr,r,,f~l- ,,-fll e,,+.,. ~, .,,,
with her aro+ra,.- s., l..vv- 5,,+. 4
T7a,-a1- ref,r ,--5I1 .~5-- l. 81
---f11 e. l-l,,,.5 go HeI away 9ne
of the conventional f,,7r.,Tf - -i7i
carry "a =r,a1I ,,r-a1-s,. I,.,l---1-fl ., =
moment tha rfq7e~ Il e.7s,+.+.'l 81, Isl 81 -G
placed on the altar cushion
The numerous costumes Included -,
the bridal trousseau and which ana AL
cufsite were seen TODAY Esgb ~
tokens the hand of the Skilled Paris
ian mOdiste
The one of most interest of course