The Washington times., 1903-06-10
Wedding Celebrated in Clepe-
land at SCoon BY Bishop
Leonard, of Ohio-Miss
RoosebeH a Guest.
Couple to Ofsft Chicago and
From There GO to Montf-
cello, Remembered BY
Mrs. Mckinley.

CLEVELAND. June 10.-The marriage
of Miss Ruth Hanna and Joseph Medill
Mccormick was celebrated at noon to-
day by Bishop Leonard, former rector Of
St. Pauls Church, Washington, and now
Bishop of Ohio. The ceremony took
place in St. Johns Church and was at
tended by the President and Miss Roose
Welt. as well as many prominent people
from Washington, Chicago. and New
York Bishop Leonard was assisted by
the Rev W S Billings, of Gr9ton.
Mass. The Rev. DR.. George H McGrew,
of St. Paul's, and the Rev. Harry Jones,
OF St. Johns, were also in the chancel.
The Roosevelt train bearing the Presi-
dent and his daughter reached the city
this morning at $50 o'clock and the
President therefore beat the crowd to
the station. He was driven immediate
Iy upon his arrival 10 the Hanna home.
Wedding Breakfast.
The decorations for both house and
church were in green and white. The
wedding breakfast was served at ? p. N.
at the Glenmere, the Hanna home The
brides table occupied the center OF the
large dining room. accommodating the
bridal couple, the bridesmaids, the par
ents of the bride and groom, and the
President and Miss Roosevelt. The re-
naming tables were set upon the lawn
About $50 plates were laid.
The bridal couple will leave Cleve-
land this evening, but the time of their
departure will be known only TO the
to Chicago. and thence TO Monticello,
H.
No information was given out regard
ing the bridal gifts save those from
President and Mrs. Roosevelt and Mrs
Mckinley The President and Mrs.
Roosevelt gave gold fter-dinner cof-
fee service. Mrs. McKinIey's Offering
was a beautiful and costly vase of old
Italian ware.
Gift From Mother.
1t is understood that Mrs. Hanna's gift
to her daughter was a string of pearls
ane that of Ambassador and Mrs. Nc
Cormick diamond and pearl necklace.
Though Senator Hanna refused to tell
what his wedding gift TO his daughter
Ruth was. it is understood to consist of
a check for large sum with which she
is TO purchase a handsome home in Chi
cago
Governor Nash did not attend the
wedding owing TO i'll health. The State
administration was represented. how
ever. by Secretary of State L. c. Lay
lin. Auditor OF State Walter n. Gull
bert. Attorney General j. NJ. Sheets.
Treasurer L B. Cameron, H n. Ankeny.
1000 commissioner. and John R. MaIloy.
invitations for the wedding were is
sued 10 the number of fifteen hundred
but only one hundred and fifty guests
were favored with reserved seats at he
church All the other admissions were
by card
Others present were: Mrs. Edward
Blair. Postmaster General and Mrs.
Payne, Senator Beyeridge of Indiana
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Wood. Mr.. and Mrs
AcCrea. Mr. and Mrs. Robert w. Pat
terson. of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs Ham
lin, of Buffalo; Mr.. and Mrs. w H New
man. of New York; Surgeon General
Rixey. of the navy; Mrs. Walcott Of
Washington; Gen. and Mrs. Charles
Dick, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Squire, Col.
and Mrs. Myron T. Herrick. and the
relatives in Cleveland
Yesterday was devoted to the recep-
tion OF out-of-town guests. who We're
met at the station by Mr.. and Mrs H.
4. Parsons. son-in-law and daughter of
Senator Hanna. They are being enter
tained at the Hanna residence. and by
Mr.. and Mrs D. R Hanna at their coun-
Try home in Gordon Park
4 special car with party from Wash
ington arrived over the Lake Shore
road al 7:35 O'Clock last night. In the
party were Senator and Miss Kean, Sen
ator and Mrs. Wetmore. Senator and
Mrs. Aldrich. and Senator Hale They
were driven at once TO the Hanna resi-
dence in Lake Avenue where Senator
and Mrs. Hanna were awaiting them.