Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

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NE Attend. the Royal wedding a
Windsor.

their military evoluil0np, the Emperor
spoke u few words Of praise 10 the
young soldiers.
Crowds " people from London and
all parts began 10 flock 10 Windsor ut
an cnfly hour this morning, determine.
Ell 10 see something of the great event
the day-,hc marriage Of Princess
Louise u Schlcsvig.lioittclnt 10 Prince
ALBEIT u Anhnlt. In Wow Of the
crush expected force Of about ffteun
hundred policemen was sent from thls
uity 10 Windsor aud ia addition tho
cntif. consiabulaty force u Windsor
and It, nclghborhood were on daty.
Flagl, flowers and buntlng worc every.
where displayed.
Shortly alter io'clock, amid a
soESE oF srLrNpOR
AMI with the mos, imposing corc.
monics, Princess Louise, second
daughter Of Prince aud prlnoess Chris.
tlan u Schloswig. ilOlstcin, anu grand.
daughter ofthc Queen u England, wa.
married 10 Prince Albert OF Auhalt In
the historic ~. Georges chapel, Wind.
s-r castle. Not since the marriage of
tho lAto Duke n Albany has the
castle been crowded with ~ many di..
tingulshed people. The decorations of
the chapel were grand Ia the extreme.
thr route NJ the procession down
Castle hill was lined ON both sides with
troops aud nj tho castle a Ruafd OF
honor. composed VI the Life guards
and Scots guards, were mounted NJ
every available point. The royal
standard Of Grcat Britain from The
highest tower Of the castle ilOalcd
proudly over the whole, while here,
there and everywhere were dazzling
uniforms, gorgeous atAils aud state
carriages, containing diplomats, states.
men, generals and ndmirals, princes OF
minor degree anu high church
dignitafirs. As each AMI avery
member Of tho imperial % royal fami.
lea reached the chapel royal, thelr mr..
rival was hcraldcd by n fcs0undIng
blast from tho tfumpets OF the state
tfumpetefr, whose crimson and gold
uniforms gave them a most gorgeous
appearance. At ia. chapel door the
wedding guests were received by the
lord chamberlain, the Earl 0f Latham,
who ushcrvd them with much c.fe.
niony ~ their places about the altar.
In front Of tho altar dAi- was erected,
covered with blue velvet carpet, with
the Order Of the Garter and the royal
arms handsomely interviewer Ia Its
centre. Upon this royal carpet were
VELVET AND GOLD
seat for memben Of the imperial and
royal families.
The Prince Of Wales entered the
chapel, having upon his arm tho I'm.
pies OF Germany, who wore a sen green
moire antique. They wer, followed Nv
thc Emperor Of Germany, ,.corting tho
Princofs " Wales, who's. bodice was
with 0efman and Eugllsh
orJer, aud who wore n nost splendid
garnuf- Of diamonds.
This Emperor aud Princes. Of Wales
were followed by the Queen Of Eng. |
land, who wore simple black drras,
plainly though gracefully made. Upon |
her head the Queen woru beautiful |
coronct, but with this exception thcfr
was little or no ornament about tho
Queens attire.
After Queen Victoria had been "a.
roIted by the lord chamberlain 10 the
seat OF honor close % the altar, IA,
bridegroom, In company with his two
brothers, appeared ami was led 10 the
altar. About ten minutes later Tho
bride arrived, supported by her father
'nd brother. The brlde'a dress was Of
ir.Am white satin OF tile most exaulslto
ekturc. IL was bordered with ofaup,
blossoms, and tho skirt was dnpsd
with h0nlton ducherse lace, which was
issignod by the late Prince Consoft
OF tho Queen, and which was after.
wards worn by the brides mother.
'nnccs Christian, Just Twenty-Five
ears ngo, for the Prince and princess
'htistian viii celebrate their
SILVER wEDDISd
I Cumberland lodge on Wednesday
ext. The train Of this handsome
Fcss hung gracefully from An under
Asque In plain straight folds, and was
that IL known NJ sahol, or well rounded
hhpc, its bonior " whit. buds and
rren giving II very effective appear
nco. The bodice was equally hand. !
1me. " was Of white satin with
Iecvcr OF honilon laco similar 10 that
n ia. skirt, n girdl. OF orange bios.
lns anu myrtle blossoms, hanging
own In two long ends, had n Juncturr
bodice aud skirt aud fell gracefully
ver a satin train. A. 10 Jewelry, the
rldo wore a necklace Of diamonds
nj pearls, the gift OF her parents. Tho
'eiding veil was tho One worn by
flncess Christian upon the occasion
her marriage.
Til. bridesmaids were Ladies' Emily n
adOgan, Edith Ward, Mabel Eyer. 8
~ Elizabeth Mead, Esther Gore and v
ionorn Beatrice Brldeman. lrhey !
ore handsome white satin dresses c
raped with delicate white crupo ds
MN" anu caught up with
Iwa Of frosted silver. Al wore
nall ostrich plumes in their hair and t"
al silver girdles around their waists. Il
no archbishop Of Canterbury per. N
rmed the marriage service, which \
AZ most simple. lilo made only u /,
lief oxhortstion. After luncheon ut o.
9 castle the bride and bridegroom /"
4 for Cleyedon. h
A grand banquet nj tho castle closed g
o day, which differed from that ON 4
.tuIlny In that the Empefor was mai ! "a