The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-05-04
A RO al Wedding.

A Ro al Wedding.
LONDON. ,Apli .7.--The marriage of Prince
.luce at St. Georges chapel. Windsor, today. 4
large crowd gathered at the station to witness the
departure OF the wedding guests. Windsor was
gaiIy decorated with flags and bnn,tne in honor Of
the event: tie shops were c:Us.-. and the towr
crowded wit! visitors Sulutea we're ,re.i by the
var ships at Portsmouth,: and other places were
which was celebrated With great ronlp. WAS ecu
e.uded shortly after l o'ciock The Arcibshou Of
Canterbury was the chief officiating clersvnan
The archbishop was assisted BY the bishops oi
the Dean OF Windsor. The queens arrival At tI,s
chapel vas ANNOUNCED by a flourish OF trumpets
Her mai q? wore the Insignia and Kotinoor dia-
1nonds. !'riuce l.eoDola who has hot entirely re-
covered from the effects Of his 1ecsui il,nrss
walked to the altar with the aid Of u cane Tie
Princess Helena was given away by her father. Al
the conclusion OF the ceremony Prize. I.eoruld
kissed the bride aud t'l,. queen kissed the new
married couple and fatlec Gaa lne:iler Of the
princess. The Dr'nce o' Vale and duke Q! Con
Dod. The bridesmaids were: LAZY Ermyn,ru5e
Russell youngest daughter OF the duke and duchess
OF hedio1d; Lady Mary Campbell. sixth caughor
Maud Van Tempest. only daughter Of the marquis
Forsncs a. ms'eEorSs Rss,riso Of Londonetsy Lady
Anne Catherine s7bt Lyndsar, sister OF ibe ear ear
Of C,aTford ,f2 and Balcarres; Lady Florence Mary
Booth Wilbelsham, second daughter ofthe earl and
countess Of Latham; Lady Fecjore YorEe and
Lady Blanche Butler.
THE ROYAL PROCESSION
Of twelve carriages. The first Elk co1taus1 l1r1s
ladies and gentlemen In attendance on various *.
% altsa peraS1s CPS in the seventh carriage we're The
theim and the duke and duchess OF Teck> In til.
eighth were the Prince and Princess Philip Of SAKE
Coburn. .Gotha duke OF Cambridge and Princess
nDb ,oas S iSe q pneo tho MTs Of Sne Ia ,he
duke and duchess OF Connaught In the touth
aas aa duchess e ot and the
eleventh carriage bore the Prncs.s Of Wales and nG
her daughter aad the twelfth contained the prince @
ard princess ot Wa!aeck; Pyrnont and the e; qneen
va. the queen, ACCOMPANIED ie'. by Prime Gne
sSis, Bsat,,cs n ~ , the royal carriage
members OF the court. In another was Prince
LEOPOLD. accompanied by the prince Of Wales and
tne grand duke Of Heese, preceded BY attendants
%s%''1s sss OF their T4s third
fa!hsI and !Ss king Of the Bsfor. sss as
snats,as n "a'ce m teg rode were others containing
Noqsts These processtous passsd % through @ i the
brncpal parts ofthe castle and some Of the streets
OF windsor M en- route to the chapel. and were Wit
-! LARGE CROWDS OF PEOPLE
5Ihetf soccessive arrivals at the west entrance Of
,trumpeters. The decorations in and aroun5 ths
chapel were rich and elaborate. The royal and
ps'ncely persons, on aliRhtine, proceeded through
a. covered way to waiting rooms which
bad been prepared for the occasion. The
ohape! was alied with very brilliant assemblage OF
invited guests, among whom were her majesty
ministers, With Gladstone at their head, leadina
members Of tho opposition OF both houses Of par
lament. tho diplomatic corps and military aud
fnll uniform and many wearing decorations.
They occupied stalls on sides and extra rows of
seats In the center Of the chapel the seats had been
removed, and up the open space the bridal pro-
cession moved to the music Of 4 march played on
sne organ. The marriage ceremony then took place,
sn9 az It's conclusion the c0rtege was again formed
esoom at the head. The prince and princess pro-
9eeoed to Claremont later in tho day. Windsor il
ut the town hall. ~ S'~sS~