The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-01
HER THIRD WEDDING,
Tho American Duchess Of Marlborough
Takes Little Lori Rrs.~fnrti.

London Apraa an--At the fashionable st
Georges church Hanover suiare at
o'clock this afternoon the widowed
Duchess OF Marlborough. formerly Mrs
Louis UammerSley. Of New York. was
married TO Lord William Be-re~ford
formerly colonel In the Ninth Iancers.
who gained the most coveted Of all mill
tary decorations I'm Great Britain. the
Victoria cross by riding back into the
thick OF the 1ght at IallaudI TO rescue n
lancer, whom he placed across his saddle
and then cut his way to safety. In spite
of the statement that the wedding was
go be a quiet ceremony. II was the smart
Get event seen In London for a long time.
The church was crowded with royalty.
members Of she diplomatic corps repre-
rtntatfyes Of various colonies. governors
az different colonial positions officers OF
The army and navy. and members of the
elite American and English society %
London and elsewhere In every row.
from the front. where the Unfied States
ambassador and Mrs. Bayarti ard the
Duke OF Cambridge occupied the most
prominent places. 10 the hack row OF T,sNs
and - the galleries there wss a brilliant
reass OF color formed by the rich satins
and silks Of the ladies' costumes
Shortly before I O'clock the bridegroom
attended by his brother. Lord Marcus
neresfora. both Tn fssitless fitting fro~k
ceats. entered the church almost IMAM
f,ouncei. Then followed crowds Of NOM
beers az the aristocracy. until at I p. m
the brides carriage arrived and there
was vigorous pressing forward unon
the part Of the crowd. ana a strong effort
uptsn The part II the police 70 keen hack
she rush. This the police succeeded In
doing and the American duchess. as the
bs-autifui stcwsecr TssPshcss of Atarlbor-
oGWh h known. looking exceedingly hand
some in her bridal costume, entered the
a.. a. # Esar-
ram. tf,- Dslk. ~ Marlborough Upon
reaching The door they were met nv the
clergy ard the choir who preceded the
procession 70 th@ altar The bride was
dressed IN a dove gray coat and skirt Of
trcsade3 satin. with waite lace waistrost.
aHa cUns with diamond buttons. white
bonnet with grey chiffon AMI a nlagnia-
cent White veil she carried a large silver
prayer took and when she took her
ftAce alongside the groom y VAS notice
ehle fhat she vas mlp'h taller than Lord
William Rere$fonf. who. by the way.
locks older than NJ really Is The prsn-
ssnais took their positions Lord Marcus
wercsfora the beat man. ou the right
ans then the 0rsyie and bridegroom in the
center and the Duke ~ MsriborN1Gh on
the left Rev james Edwar Shepard
honorary cAanaain "a the queen. assist Al
hy Rev pavid Anderson. rector - 81
Georges church. ofislatea The service
hcur. ~ iss ooncluslon she party wc0'
"a tha veStrv where tNe hrE3ai ccsgple
were congratulated ~ their fr'srsis.
TIE Duchess Of MarlAorough was III
lie Warren Price. Of Troy. y. Y. dauEh-
ser ~ Commodore Price.of the United
states navy Eier marriage With she 60
centric millionaire. Louis Z. liammers-
lev. took place in New York November T.
tS2s Tho newly wadded couple took say
tAslr residence IA New York city and
Mrs HammevSIess became IS famous fos
her hezuly there a. she bad been bsfcre
81 Troy ou fAe death OF Mr.. Hammer
ley hts willow was left - ealcy che full
income OF six or seven million dollars
during her lie With no restrictions AS
"a rrn,arriare After eve Years ~ widow
hood Mrs Earnmerslev married the puke
~ Marlborough There we've two 'ccrc-
monies the Hrst hetng performed -
MaVcr Hewitt 81 ire city ban. June -
iSSS and the second later the sane day
AT her residence Oh F1f;h avenue ny ths
Rev II &. totter. both couduetei With
Nreat scrrs~cY.
81 tAe time % his marriage the sake
stooi about AZ hieh So English society
as oscar Wide does today snt vas often
called the D,ke 80 Divorces. because ~
was - Frequently u co. respondent. f}e
wzs Desperately hard az Reuneu1tsrt0e
that hts brother. f.or3 Randolph ChurcA-
n} had married fortune la NrW York
she duke started tisither. Seeisty de-
ctff1 nee - receive hign. hut the lat,
Ms. paran Stevens oveTrEies3 his }ret-
sion. and - raeg ana usrriest Mrs. Ham.
raers,ev 8e spent weoa 3eal az Net
money. ant 8lszA <oVernber g iSs9 sines
walsh ti-ae she has lived tn England
Lord Wft}lar8 fseresfsr3 = 4 hr01hes
e. Lord Charles BereSgo~s} the EncNsA
statesman ara naval authority Lou'
NlHtam neezas the money quite as Pa SIS
- MarissoTessSh asa However he s.
spoken - 81 high terms. while no ons
eouiA say anything eood 90 the 3ukc