St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-22
UNITED AMID CHEERS.
Brilliant Wedding Of Herbert
Bismarck to Countess
HoyoS.
The Elder Bismarck Loudly
Cheered on the Streets
Of Vienna.
None Of the Officials Of Aus
tria are Present at the
Nuptials.
A Great Display Of Uniforms
and Dazzling Female
Costumes.

VIENNA, June 21.-The marriage of
Count Herbert Bismarck and Countess
Margaret Hoyos, daughter Of Count
George HoyoS, took place at 1870
O'clock this morning in the Evangelical
church in Dorothea GraSse. The
weather was beautiful. Crowds assem-
bled in the Garben and the kOhlmarket,
two of tile principal streets of the city,
through which the carriages containing
invited guests passed to The church.
Prince Bismarck was loudly cheered as
he drove along the streets from the
Palffy palace to tho church. The pillars
supporting the gallery of the church
were bound with ftin S and flowers and
the front of the gallery was also deco
rated with garlandS. Six hundred guests
had been invited to attend the cere-
mony, and at 1880 the little church was
filled with a most brilliant assembly.
The majority OF the men were attired
in gorgeous uniforms. while the toilets
of the ladies were extremely brilliant.
The Austrian officials were conspicuous
by their absence. The AuStro-Hun-
garian ~aristocracy was mostly repre-
scented by hungarian magnates attired
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Their National Costumes.
These were grouped to the left of the
altar. and added greatly to the pictHr-
eSQue scene. Count Won S~chouYalotf,
the Russian ambassador to Germany,
was the only ambassador present. Be-
sides him were Count Ernest Hoy0s,
Count William Bismarck, who wore the
uniform OF the First Dragon guards,
and Prince Nicholas E~Stertlauzy. Count
Paltfy and relatives were seated on the
left side of the nave. Members of the
HOyOS family occupied the right side of
the nave. There was a burst OF cheer
Ing at l1:25 when Prince Bismarck and
Count Herbert arrived. They acknowi-
edged the greeting. and then awaited at
the door of the church the
Appearance Of the Bride
with the ex-chancellor. He looked a
giant beside the group that surrounded
him. lie was attlred in the uniform OF
the German garde du corps. and wore
the helmet, S%urmOunted with a silver
eagle. Count Herbert wore the blue
uniform of the First dragoon guards.
Both father and son wore the red and
green ribbons Of the Austrian order ct
st. Stephen. At l1:30 another burst of
cheering announced the arrival Of the
bride. She advanced slowly up the
aisle, escorted by Prince Hohenlohe
Won Below, of the German embassy at
Rome. The assembly arose as the
bride passed up the aisle, and 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 pastor of the church, Rev. Herr
Setback, offered a prayer.
The Marriage Service
was then proceeded with, the bride and
bridegroom kneeling. When the bene-
diction had been pronounced the organ
list played 4 wedding march. As the
bridal party left the church they were
LASTLY cheered. Prince Bismarck eSpe-
cially being most warmly greeted. The
whole party were then driven to the
Palffy palace. Count KalnOky, the
Austro-Hungarian prime minister, was
not present at the ceremony. The newly
made Countess Bismarck is twenty-five
years old. She is tall and slender, with
blue eyes ana light brown hair, and she
was born at Fiume. Her mother, who
is the daughter of Mr.. Whitehead, in
yentor of the torpedo of thai name,
married IN 1869 Count George HoyoS. a
member of one of the Oldest Hungarian
families. Count HERBERT ana MS Dfiue
started for Switzerland at 5 O'Clock this
afternoon. Prince Bismarck will go to
Munich tomorrow afternoon.
The Wedding Breakfast
was served in the Palffy palace and
lasted from l till 4 O'Clock. Replying to
a toast to his health. Prince Bismarck
said that his visit TO Vienna brought to
his mind his true ~friend-the late Count
Andrassy. He said he would never
forget the count, to whose support the
poIitica! success of Austria and Ger
many was due, and he would always
preserve a friendly feeling for Austria
Hungary. because the Interests OF Ger
many and Austria Hungary were
identical. Count Herbert Bismarck
toasted Count ~SchOuvaloff as Bismarck's
truest friend. Count Schouvalotf, after
replying to the toast, went 10 Prince
Bismarck and clinked glasses with him
and whispered a few words to him.