The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-09


money for their lavish entertainment
and last night tho clerks In the Louder
Bank. OF which he Is president. enjoyed
a sumltuous repast At his expense.
| That Princess Louise il a sensible aud
kind hearted young woman Is shown BY
the fact that most Of her linen was made
| by her desire by poor Irish women. for
whom work Is found by tho Donegal In-
dustrial Society. Every garment Il
made Of the finest cambria trimmed with
| valenciennes lace. Tas brides presents
numbered nearly four hundred and their
aggregate value has been placed as high
! As ~ .OOO.OOO.
| The hrst ED.O0) Of this was made by the
| presents OF Lord Fifs. the Rothschild.
and the Prince and Princess OF Wales.
while a largo number OF fancy stones
| representing great values made the total.
| The estimate seems small rather thar
large.
! Lord Flies present to the bride con-
1 sisted OF a tiara and two necklaces. The
tiara was a mass OF diamonds. line OF
large pear shaped stones running around
its entire front. han rin. aud shlmmerins
ia pearl-shaped openings. About these,
on TOP. was a line OF diamond points. also
consisting OF pear shaped diamonds. The
inverted pendants were surrounded by
beautiful aud fragile open work frontel
with diamonds. the whole being one Of
the most artistic and valuable pieces o.
is kind III all England.
The necklaces Were together in tho
same casket. The larger was string OF
iurest diamonds. tn smallest being the
size ~ pea aud the largest. along the
front. as large as a sixpence. The iuner
necklace was ~ smaller blue stones,
gem liamonLs 20 rare and 50 perfect that
the necklace very probably We'd with the
larger one in value.
The tiara from the Princs and Princess
Of Wales was narrow lance shaped
beads o. diamonds. strikin. from its
simplicity AMI its brilliancy. 1t eau be
turned over and becomes pendant
necklace. 1t Is two inches deep ia thu
center and is graduated OF to depth
Of half an inch on each side. Tie or
namvnts are ear-shapei alternately
with little spikes containing small BRILL
iants. and the central one contains nine
stones, while the end ones contain only
three. and the whole Is mounted on q
row OF single stones.
The necklace from Mr.. and Mrs. Lea
and Lord Alfred Rothschild was in small
flower patterns 81 diamonds aud wonder
full cabochon rubies. and in artistic
beauty surpassed all the others.
The seven other necklaces were. one II
plain diamonds from liz young lady
friends; one Of rDbies, diamonds ana
sapphires in three straight rows from
Sir Edward and Lady Guinness; one u
magnificent diamonds ani sapphires
from Mrs. villebois; one OF sapphircs
and pearls from General and Mrs. Owen.
Horace Farquhar, Lord Flies best man,
sent long spray os diamonds in leaves
aud flowers. Beside II was an exactly
similar spray, in three pieces from Sir
Albert Slssoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Sassoon and Mr.. aud Mrs. X. D. Sas-
soon.
There was a case ~ seven large din
mond stars from the Prince OF Wales
suite, which nigh, be used jointly a. .
tiara OF separately 10 ornament the coif-
fure.
Baron Ferdinand Rothschild sent a
spray Of leaves aud flowers in aia monds.
Lady Paget sent a large spray OF rose
leaves and roses.
The Duke and Duchess OF Manchester
sent large crescent i've inches Long, of
solid diamonds.
q
bowers in white and rose diamonds
Two ~ the most rare aud most ralua-
able single stones in tile collection were
! large ruby from the Duke and
Duchess Of Yves imin ster. and Burmese
.at's-eye. from Lord aud Lady RNhs- 1
:hild- How many thousands OF g1i1eas
zach cost must have depended on the
le>ire * the purchaser aud .he
of the seller. as ether
seald be difficult il not impossible. TO
match. Ths ruby vas. set simply as
endant, surrounded by diamonds. md
h4 big catS-eye. which pas luminous
AL Of acknowledgement fire shining cnt
post prominently aiming all the gerxss
vas the cover to a watctin . watch BRACE
4 Of solid diamonds
There were many brariets Of grent
'alue intrins ically and a. specimens II
be goldsmiths' art and host Of otLsr
eautifu and costly gifts.
The bridesmaids we're Princess Victoria
ind Maud % Wales, Princess Louise "
Holstein, Princess Victoria or
'chleswis.- Holsiein. Prizcess Victoria "
reck- Countess Feodore ss1aichen, Coua-
ess Victoria Glaichen and Countess
helena Glaichen.
The clcrgymen officiating were t1s
Archbishop ~ Canterbury. the Bishop II
london. the Dean;of Windsor. domestic
chaplain 10 the Queen Rsv. r. "A. q
iervy. domestic chaplain t. the Prince
4 Wales, ana Rev. L. t. gnmouthshore.
A choral service was sang by the choir
4 the Chapel Royal, st. James.
eatnre Of the service was tho singing Of
! special anthem entitled: 20 Perfect
Love-" composed by M. Joseph Barna-
~. Many 81 the Ministers were present.
On their arrival at Sheen House tho
lcwly welded pair were enthusiastically
velcomed. They passed between files ot
;eneiian masts decorated with floral fes.
oons. The pathway was covered with
,arpet. upon which wild flowers were
'trewn by girls dressed in white. Last
night Mortlake and Richmond. in the
ricinity 81 the Earl Of Flies house. were
The Prince OF Wales gave
/ reception at Marlborough House last
evening. which was attended b. thou.
sand guests.
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