New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-04
MRS. DIMMICK'S TROUSSEAU.
A DESCRIPTION OF HER WEDDING GOWN
AND OTHER DRESSES
PLANS FOR THE wEDDING-GENERAL HARRI-
SONS DAUGHTER. MRS. MKEE. AND HER
HUSBAND IN TOWN TO ATTEND
THE MARRIAGE

SONS DAUGHTER. MRS. MKEE AND HER
HUSBAND IN TOWN TO ATTEND
THE MARRIAGE.
description of the trousseau Of Mrs. Dimmck
who is to be married to ex- President Harrison at
the Church of St Thomas next Monday. OBJ
tained last evening from the dressmaker Nine.
Senoit-Mathie, under whose supervision 1t has been
rade The materials used all imported from
Paris
At the ceremony the bride will be gowned in a
dress of silver gray faille franchise. trimmed with
real Honlton lace. pale-blue velvet and chiffon.
She will carry bunch of white lilacs.
The going away dress is Of handsome gray serge.
with waist Of red and white plaid silk, and REFER
jacket of gray serge to go over 1t. A bonnet TO
match completes the travelling outfit.
The tea gown is of pompadour old rose silk,
trimmed with black mousseline de sole Spanish lace
and Cd color satin ribbon.
The visiting dress is of pearl gray canvas crepon
with satin stripe trimmed with old rose mirror
velvet ecru lace and fancy spangle trimmings
An exceptionally pretty waist has been ordered for
receptions TO be made of yellow chiffon trimmed
with turquoise blue ribbon.
The opera cloak. which completes the trousseau.
is of pearl-gray broadcloth lined with changeable
old silk. trimmed with pink chiffon change
able gray and old taffeta silk ribbon. There Is
also back satin dinner dress trimmed with en-
broidered jet and jet trimmings.
Inc ceremony, IL Is salu. VIII take pace HI D
O'clock The Rev. DR.. j. Wesley Brown will Of
fciate The church will be decorated with azaleas,
roses and lilies. General Harrisons best man will
be General Benjamin F. Tracy The bride will be
given away by Lieutenant Parker. Mrs. Parker
Will wear a handsome garment of tan color with
turquoise blue silk lining and turquoise -coorei
trimming
Mr. and Mrs. Mckee and their children who have
arrived in town. vii. be among the guests. Ex-
Postma ster- General Wanamaker. II was also said.
would reach NewYork in tmefo be present. with
the other members of General Harrisons Cabinet
After the ceremony the wedding party will! be
driven TO the home Of Mrs Gray. No. 100 Park-ave.
where a breakfast will be served After the break
fast the ex-Presdent and his bride Will drive TO
Jersey City and start for Indianapolis In private
General Harrison is spending the few days be-
fcre his marriage quietly at the Fifth Avenue Ho-
,el He keeps as much to himself as possible. and.
with the exception OF General Tracy has seen no
visitors He seldom leaves his rooms. and when ne
goes out II is either, to take stroll or call upon
Mrs Dimmck.
General Harrison will receive the medals
sent 70 him by the Government OF Spain ana the
Government OF Brazil The medals were given 10
General Harrison in 1891. and owing 10 the const-
tutional prohibition Of the acceptance OF such sfts
by an official OF the United States the ex-fresueh'
had them placed in the archives at Washington
They have been there ever since awaiting some ac-
tion nv Congress Now that Congress has passed
a special act allowing the President to accept 'he
gifts he will soon receive them