New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02

natures The queen left the chapel directly after ter
short time In conversation with her relatives De-
fore returning to her private apartments; mourning
was looking very we'll though somewhat inhrm;
but years have not robbed her OF any OF that grace
and dignity for which Queen Victoria has beeh re,
nowned Her Majesty wore many diamonds ana
the bright red ribbon Of the Order OF the Sar,er
across her shoulder. with other famiy ana loreisn
mere detailed list Of the marvellous wedding
Charles scarcely gives any dea OF 14e some
special object in the collection. which fairly daz-
zled the eyes Of the visitors who have been aaic
quaintances were asked by the Princess at the
garden party TO come and see them on M mon Sr
he presents stood a high jewellers glass case In
Wick WIN the tlaras neSkaces, bracelets rings,
her Granddaughter was necklet composed OF sin;
gle Stones Rubies and diamonds alternate b arc
were three different tiaras One, from the Prince
and Princess of Wales. OF particularly eegal, . ia
sign diamonds sS sea Readed 81 he
OF Salisbury convertible into neck,et or mar
the brides brother and sisters with the Duchess OF
York Duke of Fife is also 70 De sn
of great beauty attracted the eye ana the SIZE ou
damon was sc, N remarkabIe The crown and
Princess of Denmark gave singie-sone diamo among
necke Prince Charles gaye his 9Tae dl aons
many other things very unique an,aue Ia ree
brooch: and the turquoise In the celtre OF a'
brooch of briliiantS IL pronounced ny
one of the most perfect gems In me coIl.ct
plate of every description has been presenter W
the roval couple and there IL not a single lh.ns
wanting from teaspoon to centre pieces III IN, .ae
nlate chests The artist, talent OF countess REQ
dnr, Gleichen is in the exquisite statueite oi
tho Princess of Wales. Great interest was leIt ~
a very curious old case containing a me dlaToiiiu
,eclIace which had been beoueathe 10 tle Ili.-
cess ION her marriage" by the Duchess OF luSel-
ness who stood sponsor at her baptism; I'ai9 "
for twenty years II comes forth again 10 Ter
the bride The dark green morocco DRESSING pus,
given by the Princess. is perfect. 80 coHphrt' !es
comnete with every requisite and ntted IN peL.sI.
gold Prince Charles received smaller Dag llod't
the Prince of Wales Specimen plates ana cups Oh
various breakfast dinner; breakfast ana yea 90
ices were much to be admired as were TWO sc, SCI
Of table glass that given by the Prince ana TN
cess Of Wales IL enriched with cooied )ewenlhg SO
much the fashion. The enormous Spode emma va1e
oven by the Queen to Prince Charles Is IoNeis
ssnsc,men OF porcelain art. To some presents Il
,pournfu interest Is attached for the donors haye
nassed AWAY beautiful study In oils from tne
iate ord Leght IN and diamond ornament ilon,
Baron Uirsch among then. Many oeautllu pieces pieces
NJ furniture are among the gifts, ana these ,aNe
mostly been sent to Norfolk. Carriages nave peel'
oyen by the Prince Of Waless household. by me IN
habitants of Lynn and Of Norwich; fans WIN nou
oerams in diamonds. pictures. books, ana knich,
ISacks OF every description swell the llst 10 d,
enormous length while umbrellas parasols anu ia
uhins NJ. not omitted. Her Majesty presen. "
princ,s Charles is 4 high and very beautiful vase