The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23


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81 We es ~ fpllpAiag account from -
epnfe peeFanne iolned by Queen Victoria
Onr lady lsedsfs win observe that, for once,
crinolins bed - ooptsaet ilsslf and actually
disappear bsaoss - argent demands a.
1spacA nad1F ~ H. Esgish and .foFsign
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DanBsas WoaNl On rnn OCCASION.
Lord CAamberlni0'e OffcA, Jam Is. 1858
II Notice d hereby given that ladies whe
! are invited - be present. ID The Chapel Roy
81, Sc James, nt tho approachiinK ceremony
Of tho marriage Of her Royal lfighness tho
Princess Royal, win wear full dreas. with
planes, but without trains. 4i'4
Full dress will also be worn hy thosA Who
have tickets 70 yisw the proce1Sion il tie
state rooms, but witAout plumes Or traina
Gept'snsn viii wear saAifpFm o. court
i0feoo. .tzs ss4t..4 iii III Fs4
i All who have tickets ofiadnission 10 The
Colonede will be - morning dress. ssIsYrs
II il expected that no person willepposr
= a '..ss'aI.Ig ~ NJ Asl5ssa ~ Eiss@
-. TIL ROYAL BRIDAL COsTUM4 co.
The b. idal costume OF the Princess Roy
q was OF rich white .moife antique; the lace
.ress ~ okquasite nonIton Wpuro, consist
ing OF tnicc nOQncea, the body beng trimfn-a
ca 70 matcn. me veil Was OF H0nltOn gpip-f
IRE lace, worn in style completely novel
ln England for bridal Costumes attached to
sne mead with magnificent Moorish and
spanish pins. The dress and veil were
splendidly sworked--the emblsms bang the
fcae feistle and shamrock- The latter hq
employed nifty gifIs9 for the last twelys
@ontnG ihis new style Of veil was entire
y her Majesfys snggestion, and the carry
ing oueof the ldes met the appreciation Of
the Queen: The cost ofthis pfodsotion vas
scout SoO0. tl1a-55a Il. as4ai a2s1 a5shd
| fHR wEDDINo BONNET
the Princess Royals wedding bonnet
~nicn sne mad on upon leaving Bucktng-
nam Palace Tor Windsor, was Of white tulle,
s trimmed win lac. ACE ana punches OF orange
blossom outside, with lace quilting inside,
ana white silk ribands. The size 4 not |
very o'mlnuslve. ,4.l5 iy4G4Ep .atlsoI aTI
,,k efHR DOZENS vosTUAE.H aaHal |
The costume which her Majesty dressed
IN at the marriage OF the Princess Royal
and FrInce Fredrlck William was Of peach l
color more antique, with HOnit0n lace
aonnces and peach velvet train, the lace
hounces oeinS the same which tho QQeeni|
wore ut her own wedding II stis ii sai aT
I -, 9..s ~ NO CRiNOLlNE 9AoH4 n
:, Inc width Of the seats ct the Chapel
royal on the occasion OF the marriage was
twenty lnchea ~ re crinoline had not
come under she consideration OF those who
the Bk sll
=. az tne weoding some OF the highest fami-
ICES IN the empire We're represented IN the
persons OF the young ladies who mad the
nonor o. omcia1ing as bridesmaids Among
the families thus honored were those Of the
Dukes OF Klchnond, Newcastle, Hamilton,
Sutnerland ana Athol, and those OF the
Ears OF leroy ana clarendon. The names
THESE aaf representatives. Of the high aris-
!ocracv are sal0 20 De Lady Cecllle LennOx,
Lady Susan Pelham Clinton, Lady Susan
Murray, Lady Catharine Hamilton Lady
Emm" Stanley Lady Constance Villiers,
ana Lady Cecilia M"lyneux, sister OF the
young Earl OF shelton. a daughter Of the
late Earl Spencer would also hare been one
OF the bright galaxy, but owing to the
sudden death OF her father, she, OF course,
nad TO iorego that distinguishes honor
Lazy Ceciiia i.enhox has sister married to
frince Edward 81 sax eimar, the nephew
o. tn. th late Queen adelaide, who j. an Officer
IN the Guards, anu who greatly distinguish
cyl himself in the Crimea. saa.l ,
THE cHAPkL.
The fioor OF st James chapel was covered
with scarlet carpet, and was entirely APP
to the royal cortege, the illustri.
Gus visitors and their suites. -la
THE ALTAR. .g VI :
The altar was Of crimson velvet, on which =
was the fovai communion service Of gold i
plate There was low rail of oak round :
me altar, the supporters of which were Of
gold, the whole Of the top being covered with
crimson velvet. F3 .a4gH s 4 d
The Archbishop Of Canterbury offciated.
by the Bishop Of London, notwith- :
standing that the latter is Dean Of Chapel.
Sir G. Smart presided at the organ.
The attestation OF the marriage took place
a the Throne Room. The Royal attestatiOnl
,ook Is in the keeping of tie Archbishop of =
and is curious msmento, con-
lalnlng Witnessing Tor centuries past Nh
THE ROYAL WEDDING CAKE. y,
The royal wedding cake was of colossal a
feet in hoivht II -as se
u =: - "sss %
'"ue u" tiIec IeFs, anu ID compartments, e
ach one being SurmOunted with a Gunrol Of !,
clo,s;oal ohoroa3o. ,,o.a -....I1l.-s1 | II
e',.s'c"i o"",a1.cI, inoIe reseuiOfihg :
york Of art in ability Of execution than a
of the confectionery department.
t was brought to Buckingham Palace in
ieces, and finally pu. together there y
PROCESSION FROM THE COURT.
Her Majesty's procession having been \
'arshaled in the Throne Room BY Garter y
'rincipal King Of Arms, moved through the I 81
tate apartments, down the State staircase, de-
, the Chapel Royal. in the usual order of :,
lch occasions - n,
Yrpop .rr;y;no - a. o,..., y.
, the drums and trumnets filed of, The j
entle-men-at-A Arms remained outside the
aanel door in tho onto.chor,eI DARN, tho r.