The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-03-19

OOWs IuU u WeIc tU6 tue PROCESSION
Ut The bride. Two masters Of cere-
monies follow the heraids ; then
come members of the German EN-
bassy 10 diplomatic uaifyrms covered
with stars aud RIB ,ns, ana then the
German ambassador, Count Mups,er,
besming and snprsmeiy happy. Vice
Cham berlain discount Darlington.
cleverly emulating The dexternus
halt turn perambulaEions of his chief,
Immediately preced-s the bride She
is pretty, graceful aud trembling.
Her simple, girlish liaeaments re-
minded the spectators strongly # the
stories and charming picture Of Lit
tie SwaDsdo wn, arrayed in bridal
white, with veil of richest aoniton
lace. and wreath of orange blossoms
Her train, a very niagara Of whiie
satin aud lace. Is borne by 8 brides
maids. Princess Louise Marguerite,
or Margaret. as the Queen is partic
ularly aoxipas the bride should be
called, looked 50 simple. 50 fresh, 81
gentle. so natural. that he spectators
quite forgot I. AK whether she wore
diamonds or DOT. Tnev oulv saw a
iupla, natural girl. The 8 brides
maids. chosen for their beauty, as
we'll as their exalted positions, fol-
lowed the bride. robed in snowy
white aud wrapped 10 a soft, droop-
ing veil The bride is supported hs
her father, Prince Frederick Charles.
the stern captor Of Metz, Familiarity
Known as the "Red Prince A The
procession passed up Handel's Gees
sional overture is played
THE MARRIAGE IS s%oLENNIZED
by the Archbishop Of Canterbury,
who is supposed by etiquette to be
assisted by other members ofthe Epis-
capa;e and by the Dean Of Windsor.
Ia reality the ceremony is wholly
performed ty The Archbishop him
self He read beautiful excerpts
from the litaay with great feeling and
impressi seness. After the henedic-
ron The suhiime Hallelujsb ehorns
pealed forth from lbe orssu and v. ic-
ca of the choristers. TIE coup de
gel whea The ceremony is at ito
acme almost battles description far
stateliness and magni6epncp. The
snn's rays lbrongh the stained glass,
elittering AGAINST the column and
walls and lighting mp the banners,
helmets and mantles over old OAK
stalls. c~oruseating ~ the unifnrms n
men aud exels of ladies', maaa the
'osne n Of uneqasl-d picturesque.
ness and grandeur. The choir hav
ing intoned the last anthem the uni
ted professions ofthe hride and groom
pass from fhe altar 70 the west door
20 the triumphsnt mes f Mendel
sohn's Wedding Msrdh. The nair
looked proud and bsppv. he being
'enderly attentive. so much so "a tr
,age Q white silk mantle fr.m one %
the ladies' 10 waiiiug and wrap il
AROUND her as she energies intn the
somewhat bleak air of the cloisters
Her Majesty likewise. 90 her a-rivai
AZ the west door. Ia, ia Consequence
of the crispGess af the air. invested
with a mantle Of white miniver. whils
Princess Beatrice assumes q cloak n
ermine Then the great ladies' gath.
er their trains, ard some Laughing
the while, entirely Invested them
selves Of those eneumhranees, tbs
scene became q brilliant kaIeideoseop
ic chaos. Plain morning dress shout
dered grapdnes. errayed in calors o
garter, Prices, mobiles, soldiers anC
sailors in unifBrm. strufted into tn.
quadrangle, some to he conveyed II
gorgeous ooqrt coverings, others Il
6ght their way as best they oonlt
through the ranks Of the police int
the. streets ofroariug Windsor. WHERE
the bells are clahginr. banners wa
wing. sn6 people holding high boli
day. although they have seen bn
little OF the gorgeous pageant in 81
Georges chanel