The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-05-11
THE ROYAL ENTRY.
The Reception of the Coming Grown
Princess, Stephanie.
The Grand Procession and Enthusiastic
PeOple-What She Wore nnd what
She VIII be Married in.

the Queen of tie Belgiaas and Princess
Stephanie, drove from the Schrenbrunn TO /
the Theressanusa. There they dressed for
the formal entry into TIE city. The sky
was overcast ard there we're slight showers
of rain. There were vast crowds OF people
to witzress the entry. The route was lined
by infSztry. The procession was headed oy
a sotrs2ron OF cavalry followed by officials
on -bg-seback Then came the State car
riagessand a detachment of Imperial Guards,
after whidh came The brides carriage,
drawn by six gray horses, surrounded and
. followed by mounted officials. Then came
SlsE Arch, near Elizabeth Bridge, the pro
Ycession hGlted and the BurgomaSter, TIE
Council and other municipal otf1ctSls pre-
sented ar address of cOngratulatSen and
welcome. The procession then traVeTsed
the citvao the Imperial Palace. where the
Princes Stephanie was received By Emperor
ErancisS Oseph anL Princess Rudolph
THE RogxL BRIDES ENTRY.
NE~ YORK, Maya Vienna special
says:
With n dull sIy e7erhead and slight sprinkling
showers the royal bride made her entry into this
city to-day. Her reception was IS enthgslsStc @
large thrOngs gaUe cred along the whole line of
route until the streets were completely pacsed
with human beists- The decorations were rleh and
eRtry an entireglcceSS being sunshine. AT noon
the various corporations assembled before me
BurgthOr, and a half hour later the queen OF the
Belgians aud F<incess StephaAie drove in car.
viage and six from the imperial chateau OF
lehOnbrunn 30 the Resianum, wheTe they
were received by a brilliant staff. By this
time one cOntssuOus line of infantry had taken
position alOngEhe route and kept a'olear way for
the procession. AS Theresianum her Majesty and
the RoyaI bride dressed for the procession in two
specially fttef boudiers, and then all being in
readiness the triumphal entry commenced. First
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lowed by rcclly dressed servants, councillors IN
carriages soldiers and trumpeters on richly
psrisOned h0 ses, and carriages continuing digni-
taries of the household. The equlpage OF the
Ma ster of the House was drawn by six horses and
Of the Imperial Body Guard and another
detachment of guards which followed
lent addrSDnal brilliancy 10 the procession
THE HscsGRIAGE coNTAINISe THE BRIDE,
whe was accompanied by her mother, drawn
by six grEys. On the left side of the vehicle rode
General -FSfilipOrie, Commander in Chief OF
Lower Austria, with sword in sland On the rlght
walked the Inspector of Imperial Carriages. The
-Oueen ante T'riicess both appeared in excellent
spirits and repeatedly acknowledged the greet
ings Of the enormous crowd. Behind General
PhllipOri8 8and the Inspector walked several loot
men. WhOFgere followed by six Halbediers and
six bod. guards on horseback; then came six
pages on horseback, and after them mounted
deIachmen. of Imperial archers, arrayed in red
uniforms trimmed with gold, white trousers and
Wellington boots.
After these marched a detachment of the
Hungarian body guard in gorgeous green and gold
uniforms. Then came the carriage containing
two ladies of the household of the Queen and
PrinceSs-Sse sephanie. Two more carriages contain
ing three LADIES of the Imperial households.
drawn b. six horses came next and the rear
was broufht up by a Company of Infantry and
squadron of cavalry, and all servants forming
part of'the procession, walked or rode
BAREHEADBo.
When ths carriage of the bride reached the
triumphal arch at Elizabeth Bridge halt was
made AM the Burgomaster of the city, accom-
panied b. the Common Council and various
municipal, officials, apProacheeSd1, ed, ana delivered
resumed tits way through the magnificent ring
strasse sen approaching the Imperial burg. the
announced by the Court officials to the chief
81 of the Iaperial household, Prince HOhen-
y lohe, who, in turn, announced 1t to the En-
The preparations for the marriage are noSy COM
plete- The Imperial City has been IN a state of
Joyous excite lent some days past, and wears
most chaEL1iL5 aspect Banners and bright hued
arapery heng from windows in the leading thor
brightly decked with evergreens, and tonight
the whOleSity will be resplendent with tasteful
Embassy ere particularly effective consisting
chiefly of G.1mense garlands Of eyergreens lOoped
from window 10 window ana eohnectea is & q, gay G
Illuminated by electric light
THE BRIDAL DRESS.
The br0eiis to go to the altar attired in a costly
dress of silEen brocade, trimmed with silver en-
broidery representing various kinds of flowers,
and completed by train five yards in length,
trimmed w ~ silver lace and v4lvet. The ladies'
. who mad the good fortune to see this wonder at
the dressmakess at Brussels, where il has been
made, are IN FSptures
ae5EE, OF THE MULTE7UDE.
a The Princess arrived here wearing pOmpadOnT
of pink crepe, with train and bodice Of p1US
damasse sa6.n, trimmed with rese-buds. These
are but two out OF a multitude. of dressmakers
Imarvels nov lying in trunks and boxes of the
Royal bride.
The city o6 ,Bn1ssels has contributed superb
Lace Oyerdress 10 Stephanie's trosseau. She win
swear il with FeSlle costume, caEght up with
s5Ouquet of white lilac and roses.
New YORK, AIay 9.-Memsers of the
Austro-HuRgarian Emigrant Protective So
sciety of this city, with few invited guests
engaged in banquet tonight dn honor Of
the marriage Of Rudolph, Crown Prince OF
Austria, to Princess Stephanie. of Belgium
: Samuel ID. Seward President of rshe Society,
proposed the health of the royal pair, which
Wa drank stalding.
he KRfT HIS WORD.
Nzw YORK, Nav "a Viena dispatch
says: Although the wedding festivities en-
grosc the most Gf the attention ofsthe whole
city, yet sensation was caused by an item
1 in Field Marshal Benedeke's will, IN which
he declares that he was forced to accept the
chiefGommand iG 1866, land that afterward
he gase the Arclsiuke Albretcht written
promke never to reveal the real stase of af-
fairs, h1t carry the secret to his grave. Ho
was treated ungatefully afterwaFs, but
kept hif word as a soldier
A Hoax that Created n SensatiaR-