Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-27

bcdeckcd uniforms. was the royal car riage In this wcrc seated the young cZar and his brother. Grand Duke Michael. On each side uf tho carriage was n general of division in full uniform. and immedi- atcly following was n regiment of Illus sars.
 After tho carriage I the princess and the Czarina followed long train of car riages with tho royal guests, including the Prince and Princess of Wales. the Princess ITcnn of Prussia. the Grand Duchess Scrgius and other prominent members of the imperial family, as well as all tho wedding guests.
 >ccm.. In the Chapel.
 The costumes in tho chapel were dag zling Most of the ladies woro the Rus sian cost tune. very low before and behind and with arms bare almost to the shoul- ders
 The brides dress was white, richly em- bro:dercd with gold and on her head was the usual kokOshnik belonging tO the costume and urnamcnted with diamonds. Al the top of tho kokoshnik was n small crown Oi diamonds Tho brides mantle was of purple velvet lined with ermine.
 The heRddrcssCs of tho other court h dI,s wcro of ancient gold hrocade adorned with snpphircS. Cmeralds and rubics.
 When all the wedding guests were as semhlCd. tho marriage ceremony was car ri,d out SIC. Crdinc to tho rites of the Greek chur,h.
 Tho bride, train was borne by fivo off cials two walking on either side. while the grand chamberlain held tho hem.
 Tho Czar wOrc the uniform of tho fa nous Red liu-sUrs of tho guard, with q dolman suspended from tho right shout der. The Prince "f Wales and the Duke of -aNc COhur- ard Gutha wore Russian uniforms while the Duke of York wore a naval uniform. Nil the royal princes N orr tn, cuTa0n 0: the order of St. An droN
 In the q, nt,r uf the chapel of the win ter palace stood holy table, on which had been placed tho gospel and n cross BctwC. the table and tho altar wers multibranched candelnhra. with lighted taVers BchiEd the table. facing the altar stood tha protoprcsbyter Ianischcff. at- tired in gorgeous vcstments of cloth of gold Cl"sC behind the bridal pair tho imperial and royal spectators formed a scmiCirClc
 I:lc'> [" the Palace.
 When the ceremony was concluded the czar and his bride then approached tho dowaEer c:arna To greet and thank her. Shc embraced her son and his wife. after which they were embraced and kiss cd by the king uf Denmark and their oth, CT relatives. livery body was much moved, l and the bride was in tears. Tie czar was very palo anu was visibly affected
 The wedding procession was then re | formed. and tho guests re-Cntered their carriages.
 When tine newly welded pair arrived at tho AnitchkOn palace, they wern re cCived and welcomed by tho dowaGcr | cZarlna. who had preceded them for this purpose.
 Later the czar and czarip:- .ccompa nied by Grand Duchess Oi ,.sungest sister of the czar, appeared ar n window | Of the palace overlooking tho \ewski pros | pect. Here they stood for l5 minutes 1 lowing repeatedly in response to the ac i clamations uf tho multitude gathered out | sidO tho palace. Grand Duchess Olga. with girli,h enthusiasm. repeatedly kiss | cd her hand tO the crowd.
 The czarina. leaning on tho arm of hel | husband. smiled radiantiy on the thronG z I There wCrc several similar demonstra tions, though of shorter duration, during | tho next hour.