Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-25
ROYAL WEDDING In LONDON
Prince Emanuel Pllb.rlO and Princess
Helen Of Orleans.
fIoraI Decorations, Brilliant TsIists,
Uniformed AtstudAnt- and ADJ
mirIng Crowds.

LONDON, June .o,--BfinCo Emanuel
FilbeftO, the duke Of Aotta, nephew
OF King Humberl OF IIaly, was
married today ut tho church Of 81.
Raphoal, kingsiOn.1u-.he.T Tn ames, to
PtiucOss Helen OF Orleans, the second
daughter Of tho countess Of Paris and
sister Of the duke OF Orleans. The
route from Kingston railway station u
the church was spauue1 by tuum.
phal arches made dazzling with color
by n multitude Of FtcnCh Hud Italian
iinga aud tho ensigns anu escutcheOns
representing Savoy aud the house Of
Orleans. Enthusiastic muses. OF pee
pie lined the street aud chseTod thu
arrivals, Niue gentlemen OF ths Or
leans house, In full dress with gold
buttons aud white wals, coats anu
wearing many orders aud other docOIu-
tione, haI charge OF the church.
Among the nrst 10 arrive were
prince and princess DE Joinyiile, the
duke OF AumAle, the duke Of ChartTtss,
Princess Margaret OF Orleans, the
Austro. Hungarian emuassador to
Great BfiiaiD, Count Deym Won
Srites, Sir Frederick Leighton, preal.
dent OF the royal academy, and tho
duke and duchtss OF Teck. The In
terror OF the church was made besuli.
iul with artistic Il jTsl decorations,
softonod by the iudlciOus use Of palms,
ferns anu other plant, contrasting
nicely with the oolOrs OF the ladies'
toilets ana with the uniforms OF the
military guests. In front Of tho altar
were two gold chairs upholstered with
red velvet, Tor the use 0i this bride anu
bridegroom, and on either slide OF them
we're similar gilt chairs for the accom-
| mediation Of the Witnesses 10 the mar.
riage ceremony. The family pews, richly
dTaped with velvet trimmed with
gold, were reserved for the members OF
| tue Orleans family and thn 10 ativsB OF
the duke OF Aosla. lnlsnta EulAlia
OF Spain, the wife OF Prince Antoine
Of Boufbon-O rleans, arrived At 10
n. m. Closely followed by tho duke Of
| Orleans, IN evening dress, anc escorted
by four gardss cbasse tgamokospouliu
| handsome blue uuiioIm-, from the
| Chateau ~ Eau. The duke took q seat
on the left Of the brides chair. The
| duke OF Aobta, IN the uniform OF his
| regiment The " n colonel OF the Fifth
| regiment OF the italian siege artillery }
and wearing the order OF the Black
| Eagle, entered the church nj 1920 m
and shook hands cordially with the
| Duke Of Orleans. The next AT
rivals were the Prince Of Wales,
tue duke aud duchess OF File, the
duke and duchess Of SAKE. CObuTg.
| GoIha, distinguished member. Of tue
| diplom ATTIC corps, the prince VI Naples,
the heir apparent ~ the throne OF
Italy aud many other members OF the
royal families OF France, Spain, Italy,
| Portugal and Great Britain.
Princess Helen OF Orleans, the per.
notification OF wOmAnly health aud
beauty, n graceful athlete aud hoarm-
ing linguist, occupying u carriage
with her mother, the widowed oOun.
tess Of PATiF, crossed Kingston bridge
at 1890, bowling modestly TO the cheer.
Ing people. Hats and handkerohisis,
pnTasols and sticks were waved snthu.
siasticaily anu the charming
princess was vislDly Affected. Tue
snthusiasm ON tue part Of the matse,
continued until the ptincuAs entered
the little old church chapel in which
her parents were married in May,lhGj
Duke Charles, the uncle OF the bTile,
conducted her with his old.timt
grace aud courtosy To the vacant gold
chair on the loft Of tue bridegroom, all
present Tising TO receive Princess
Helen. Ths countess OF Paris tol'
lowed the bride TO the altar. As soon
as the bride was ut the altar the ser
vices commenced, botn bride anu bride,
groom making responses IN English.
Al the conclusion ~ the ceremony
which only lasted ten minutes, IA,
Duke and Duchess d'Aosta, lenterel
tho Gacristy, followed by the Princs u
Wales and Prince OF Naples.