The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-02-22
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1a we're Hu.lrd = marriage The
ceremony. eue oi fhs most impressive
e.sr performed .n ae ErecutIye man.
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trFtsstau, EgscopaI church OF winch
tor hfIds is membef ltpAs sJlempIz-
ed = no kgh Rev GenryY >att n &c,
tisaap ~ sshtng,on. and ~ attend.
ei - a. ttes = smu stat Of grand of.
s.sl function aud uy he devotional
svaaff ~ cathedral service.
a HsIo Of taudred years Of romantic
Lite House History hung over the
ouda. couple hss Roosevelt Vas the
lL'l trae, according TO accepted au.
fuoH8es, Go plight her roth " hun IL
sAsIe walls. aud The identical spot
where she on saturday joined bands
HIth The husband or Der choice 10 hal.
sr3 n TIE memory 81 another hIte
House bride beloved Nellie" Grant.
" ho - years AZ became the wife Of On
fuEnshmau, ) IgeruaL (. + sartOrls
Ieadef indeed, mus; have been the rec
elections of Mn ~artoris Of that day.
tor al wa ole Of tbe witnesses Of NJ iss
l,uoseyelrs wedding
Promptly GA the stroke Of noon. Niss
Roosevelt. escorted by the President,
descended by the elevator. to the west
eud II the NAN corridor There await
lug them we're the ushers selected by
81, iongWortA All of them were his
long time persona. friends and several
were LIZ classmates at Harvard
Preceded by the ushere, the President.
With The bride upon his arm, proceeded
10 the Eat Room, the orchestra render
ng the march from Tanuhauser Miss
Roosevelt never looked better. The
beauty Of her face and figure were ac-
centuated by her exquisite attire and by
her surroundings Ter bridal dress " as
magnificent creation OF heavy white
SATIN. point lace. chiffon, tilmy tulle and
silver bl0cade The material from
which The gown v ar made was manu-
tsCtu ed especially for her and the de-
sign was destroyed az so0n ar the ces-
saiY amount Of material fos the dress
VAS used. The gown had long court
TIA oi superb silver broeade. The
BRIDE wore no jewels except the magult
cent diamond necklace which was the
EItt at the groom She carried a lovely
shower bouquet Of the rarest and daint-
lest " lte orchids. which the groom was
able Ia procure Tbe fragile blossoms
we're arranged IN a cascade effect, f4I.
ing over her rigb; arm nearly 10 the
foot OF her gown The bouquet was
Ted With chiffon satin ribbon in long
bows As MIS- Roosevelt. attended by
The children entered, she graeiously ae
know lodged the greetings Of friends
-he wore superb gown of cream color
ed brocade heavy anG richly designed on
- hICh were figures Of blue and brown
interlaced with threads OF gold The
1ress MAS cut in princess style with a
long tram OF the same brocaded material
j. VAS trimmed IN brown chiffon. EN-
bodied N blue and gold. The yoke OF
the bodice was formed OF embroidered
chiffon. as were the trimmings Of the
elbow sleeves. The skirt. exquisitelv
designed, Was paneled III blue and gold
embroidery. She wore long white IN
dressed kid gloves and ornaments OF
almonds
The marriage ceremony, which &C
elped less than ten minutes, then pro-
eeeded. MIR and Mis-. Longworlh held
an informal reception Of the guests al
tendant upon the ceremony
The reception and tn serving OF the
breakfast continued until shortly after
, o'clock. shortly after o'clock, Mr.
and MIS- Longworth started on al auto
mobile ride To "Friendshlp," the coun-
try home Of John X Mclean at Ienal.
leytown, where they are making their
temporary headquarters.
Shal WE say anything about TIE gifts
to the happy couple? In other issues
and elsewhere We have mentioned some
of the many presents which exceed in
value and magnfcence anything ever
before known al marriage in this coun-
try We viii mention three others
Loving cup of heavy plain silver, from
the Ohio delegation in Congress. II
stands about thirty inches high and has
festoons of roses in repousse work about
the top and the bottom. necklace OF
pearls from the Cuban government, cost
ing S25 .0C0. Another necklace of pearls
from friend in Washington, costing,
SIS 600 There were about a thousand
pFpsanfa m all