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The approbsscu her parents and Of The Q0esn Mother
aso, before sne, too, answered IN sns ahnave csasy
when ahs.e All Important answers were given, feudsy.
that seou,d hear. when, according % Romanecasbo
and silver coin. pos Of The worldly leod: With which
he endowed her, the ceremony was anished With bes
tbe sacr,sty sign register. Witnessed by
ths Duke dc MoDtcnsses ths Duke DO harsrss and sns
On Their rs.uru TO- tAe chapel Bishop Grantosebratsd
low. mass, which occupied bss short time and when
ybe 6ouedicson gwen prince Lous and the i.oess
isabelle dOrloans down the chapel and entered
their carriage amid such cheering and firing Of cannon
and ringing Of bells has seldom before disturbed the
After tho oyeep Mother With the Duke aad Duchess do
Monspenser the leading members Of tho family, had
NO easy matter get there for the pretty lanes around
the church were blocked with carriages, and sti
a the company emerged they caught . glimpse u .
royal oarrse With outriders In which were the Prince
ana Princess Of Wales Nth the Prince S ana Princess
ing In hot haste o congratulase the youthful bride
and bridegroom. The Prince and Princess OF Orleans
vent by what may be called the river road TO Clare
mont, and tnither all tho guests followed them
Everywhere one long welcome throughout the
covered with substantial marks Of favor In the
shape Of triumphAl arches 1aRs. banners and httle
groves Of newly planted nrs surrounded with Wild flowers
and streaming with pennons. Some Of these arches,
especially that Esher bore ample evidence that as
much money taste hsd been expended ON their erection
and design.
Almost instantly after the Of the bridal party
70 Oaemont the Prince and Princess Of Waes With she
congratulated tho bride and bridegoom. They fol
lowed by the Princess Mary Of Cambridge and BY the
Duke who had driven down 70 wish happiness 70 the
fair young couple.
rFrom the London Herald, Nay 81.l
THE WEDDING BREAKFAST
Was laid out IN magnificent tent, or rather pavilion
banquetng hall N Palace hundred aud forty feet
In length 10 this eleGant apartment lined with white
and scarlet drapery fest00Ded with flowers, table
spread for hundred and twenty guests and did
august and beautiful sight greet she eye Of the
The Queen Marie Amee IN the CENTRE faced by the
bride and the Bridegroom, having on her right the
and on the lett the Grand Duke Mecenburg and
Princess OF Wales. These were her Maesty's immediate
supporters Prince EdSsrd Of SAKE wsimaT r., and the
male, and the Princess Marguerite, the hereditary
Prince OF Mecklenourg and Madame Van do
weyer we're seated next their royal Highnesses
Opposite wene the Duo do Chartres and the
Duchess Of Cambridge. Prince Louis of nesss and the
Grand Duchess OF Mecxlenburg, Prince Philippe Of wur
temburg and Princess de Jonye Prince Louis, the
young Prince Augustus OF Coburg, and the Princess
ON the other sde next to the Princess Of Wales sat the
Prince dc Jonvile and the Princess Mary Of Cambridge,
ns up no Hs % pS s % Moe
pensef and opposite 70 them tho Duke Of Cambridge and
the Duchesse de hontpcnser Prince Augustus Of SAKE
and the Bincees Amelie OF COburg-d G1lazy royalty
and beauty before eqsaed banquet IN Europe
grace Of department. under
novel, need not bc said how nobly the Princes OF the
House Of Orleans discharge the duties Of nosp.nty,
me banquet need not bs said was Of most recherche
description and could be equaled in excellence only by
the elegance Of its arrangement
The toilets os the ladies added greatly tho brilliant
effect Of the The back ground being scarlet, the
bright light coiors in gave 70 their
tras, the effect OF animated flowers.
The Queen Marie Amelle wore dress OF pale lac-ap
proximatins 70 gray, trimmed with white lace.
The bride dress Of white silk trimmed with
white lace. and white lace shawl.
The Princess OF Wales wore . dress ef pale blush
pink.
The Princess Alice wore lilac silk.
The Duchess de Montpensier dress Of white and
yellow striped silk, trimmed with black lace, essentially
The Princess Mary of Cambridge wore dress Of pale
salmon color, 10 very small stripes.
In the Other toilets . light blue and white the
The gentem were all In plain mourning dress, the
English guests alone wearing their ordera The orlenns
tons, and every assumption Of state from which they
have AZ present seeded
II may be excusable here 10 mention that the bride
preserves the charming outline Of her mothers noble
features softened by the farer complexion OF her father
may be addedthat more than guest observed that
had family been in England and the throne,
EDeishman could have found Il In his breast
70 have parted with them. II was while such
thoughts passing in the minds Of many that, sur
rounded by tried friends and the loving faces
aud grandchildren eoue Of the latter dawning
Of chidhood clustered by her side the Queen Marie
Amee from her seat, aud.in the midst OF hushed
slece Of deep respectful attention. said in French
us drink the Of the family 70 the health and hap.
pness OF the Count and Countess Of Paris Then
ing with kind smile FIRST " the Prince Of Wales, andto
tho Grand Duke OF Mecklenburg. either side, she
their glasses and then thnse OF the Princess
Of Wales aud the Princess Alice sayipg she did with
. gracious emile that extended the favor 10 all around,
II elcome this happy OCCASION thank you
cordially for your kind presence here"
The toast was heartily responded 10, followed by cries
or " Y,re Ia R,ineP
The Comte de Paris briefly returned thanks and was
followed by the Due dc Nemnurs ho proposed cheer
for be young Countess, TO which the guests heartily
cipro Gated the Prince OF Wales and the Duke Cam
bridge setting good English example.
After few minutes more OF conversation the Queen
from and leaning the OF the Prince
Of Wales. and followed by the Princess Of Wales the
Princess Mary thePrinoe OF SAKE wenar and the rest
OF the royal party In ber immediate vicinity. pro-
ceeded along The right side OF the table, giving and
ceving friendly greetings TO the guests she passed
until she Joined by the party OF the bride and
bridegroom from the other side. when the party
TT ceeded amidst congratulations up the grand
Nv randth tha
ball 70 the reception room, where tbeQueen took
table, her and daughters, with the Prince