The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-10
HARRISON Is WE'D
THE EN~pnE>IDENT AND MRS. DIM
NICK MARRY.
The Ceremony L. >nlcmniyed Mt ST
Thomas Church, New York and
IL Witnessed ID, only IA Few ReIa.
tises and Fri~nti>-tsrn md Mrs
Harrison start mt Once fog Their
Home in indianapolis


benjamin Harrison was solemniZed at
ST. Thomas church Dr Wesley
Brown. rector. 0fticiatctl AT the cere-
mony. The marriage. which took place
in the presence Of twenty relatives and
select friends Of the bride ami groom,
was very private affair
Gen, Harrison left the Fifth Avenue
hotel, accompanied by Gen. Benjamin
+. Tracey, i'll :" closed carriage, at ;
o'clock. ani was driven to the Rev Or
Browns house on Fifty-thjrd street
They passed through the house to the
Vestry where they awaited the com
ing OF the bridal party The bride
left the hom" Of her sister. Mrs John
+, Parker - East Thrty-eighth
street, at $40. She was accompanied
by her brotherin- Lieut. John f.
Parker, who gave her away. They ar
rived at the church entrance ut 90
and proceeded to the lower room
where the bridal Procession formed in
the following order: Mr.. L. T. lib
belts, Mi. Daniel NJ RalnsIrll. ushers
Mrs. Dimmick anl Lieut. Parker. and
proceeded to the cilancel. where Gen
harrison, accompanied Ivy his best
man. cen. Tracey. received nc bride
The nShnrS standing 10 one side
faced the alta" a The bride ani groom
stepped forward 10 the altar rail.
whore tho rector. Or Brown. was
waiting. Dr. ;.%0rge William Warren.
organiSt Of the church. PLAYED the
bridal music fronl Lohengrin, and dur
ing the entire ceremony p;ayra very
softly Masragni's intrrmezzo Cayal-
leria
That portion Of the matrimonial ser
vice known as the marriage service
proper. the recital Of which lasts only
about fifteen minutes, was used, and
Immediately the blessing was pro
nounced Gen. and Mrs Harrison. fol
lowed by Mrs John L. Parker and
Gen. Tracey. Mr. Tibbetts ana Mr..
Ramsdell, Lieut. Parker and Mr.. and
Mrs. Pinchott, marched down the
aisle - the strains of he Tannhalscr
march Of Wagner. and entered tho car
fiages n the entrance The bridal
party WAS driven 10 he residence of
Mr. and Mrs. I'inchott. > Gramcrcy
Park, where light refreshments were
served. aal where he party ,louned
travelling attire for the trip to Indian
apolis. which WAS II once begun.
Mr> Dim.nisl.'~ W edain.- Gown.
men "s's ~ Irlfi grey @feS gram
and silk WAS made by Madame de-
nart MatIie Tie skirt VAS plain,
with q si4ort train falling FROM the
:. s.'lsst tH !itt. SHs} -edetS, y Louis
y coat, opening III front oyer 4
fali vest q Nilte tal{ie WITH broad
leyer-. drapcd with rare old Hoaiton
lac half il yard iii width .eNteadin.
down eafH side o4 the front and
afap'd over th@ hfns. forming coat
q erect Ae sleeves were long and
idil tapering % tae arm below the
eabaN aiii elAtilng ~ tail ~ lace III
tie wrist Around tllc neel there was
i plHsn collar ~ paieSt blue velvet.
OVER Whleh WAS cit W.nets rope of
Ma@Hificem pearls, Fastened with 4
dtailloli clasp. tile gilt ~ the bride
groom Sh" eaiF.Nd Il large bouquet OF
lies ~ inn valley The boaIct Worn
by tile bride was i dainty French ere
anon, composed ~ iaee and blue vel
Vet With a White ai1Intte hold iii place
by jewel pms. ! III groom wore
Well mate i'riltc Albert coat, worn
closely hu1tened. Win trousers of
dark gray. White gloves and 4 white
SILK fonr-in- hand lie Completed the
bfldn.roomsS a'tife
hi"sr"phicni sketches
MIS- harrison, VINO Is a small. but
very eia'elni woman, rather dark
complexion, anu oi very bright and
a'llaeilVe appearances, Is related to
ten. iiafftson, through HIS late wife.
VINO was hef aunt She was born at
princeton, Ia. Whefe most 81 her
Younger lie was spent, anu where she
became acquainted with her flrSt nus
band. walter T. Dlmmiek, member OF
Il Weilt ny pennsylvania family, but
VINO die'l Withlh Few months after
,heif marriage. After the death OF
her ilfst husband she lived with her
inothef ana her father aud Mrs.
.DfI : fatilpf. Ibi. SP0tt. until after her