The Dickinson press., 1892-06-25
ITO BE c%oNTINrED)
SECURES A BRIDE.
Count Herbert Bismarck Married TO an
Austrian Indy.

Count Herbert Bismarck Married TO an
Austrian Lady.
VIENNA. June 22-Tie marriage of Count
Herbert Bismarck and Countess Margaret
Hoyos. daughter OF Count George lIoyos,
took place to-day in the Evangelical church
in Do.othca Strassc. Crowds gathered III
the GARDEN and the kohlmarkt, two ofthe
principal streets OF the city, through which
thee carriages containing the invited guests
passed to the church. Prince Bismarck
was loudly chcered us he drove along The
streets from the Paltlv palace to the church.
The pillars supporting the gallery OF the
church We're bound with ferns and flowers,
and the front OF the gallery was also deco
rated with garlands. Six hundred guests
had been invited TO attend the ceremony.
and ut 1879 the little church Was filled with
q most brilliant assembly. The Ill. jolity
OF the men were attired i'll gorgeous
uniforms. while the toilets of the ladies
were extremely brilliant. The Austrian
officials were conspicuous ly Their absence.
The Acknowledgements %:ii>tocracy Was
mostly represented by Hungarian mag
These were grouped 10 the left of the altar
and added greatly to the picturesque scene.
Count o S:l,ouvaioif. Russian embassa-
der to Germany. was the only ambassador
present. Besides him were Count Ernest
Hoyos, Count William Bismarck, who
wore the un.tuim of tie First dragoon
guard and Prince Nicholas EstcrlaZy.
the west side OF the nave. Members OF the
Hayes family occupied the right side OF
the nave. There was Il burst OF cheering at
ll:25 when Prince Bismarck and Count
Herbert arrived. They acknowledged the
greeting and then awaited a. the door OF
the church the appearance O.
TIE BRIDE WITH THE E~N-cIANCELLoR.
He locked Il giant beside the group that
surrounded him. He was attirtd in the
uniform o; the German garde du CORPS and
wore the helmet surmountcd with Il silver
cage. Count Herbert wore the blue uni
form OF the First dragoon guards. Both
fltiirr and son wore the red and green rib
bons ofthc Austrian order o! ST. Stephen.
AT ll:3O another burst of cheering an
vanced slowly up the aisle, escorted by
Prince lIoilcnlolie o Buclow. OF the Ger
man embassy at Rome. The assembly
arose as the bride passed up the aisle, ana,
facing the aisle. bowed to her. Prince Bis
marck and Count Herbert followed. AS
soon as the bridal party reached the altar
the choir sang a hymn, after which the
schaack, offered a rraycr. Tie mar.
riasc service was then proceeded
with. the bride and bridegroom knceling.
Whcnlhc bcnediction had been pronounced
the organist played Il wedding march
AS the bridal party let the church they
were Justify cllecrcd. Prince Bismarck cspc-
cially beng most warmly greeted. The
whole party were then du eli to the Pality
palace. County Kalnoky, the Austro-IIuli-
ssarian prime minister was not present at tile
ceremony. The newly made Countess Bis
marok is twenty-five years Did. She is tall
and slender, with blue eyes andlight brown
hair. She was born ut Flumc. Her mother,
who is the daughter OF MIR. Whitchca ill
ventor OF the torpe o OF that name, married
in 1869 Count George IIoyos, q member of
one of the oldest Hungarian families.
Count Herbert and ms bride started for
switzerland this ate noon. Prince Bis
marck will go to Munich tomorrow.