Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-22
The ROYAL WEDDING.
Princess Maud oil Wales 10 Prince
Charles Of Denmark.
rno nisnop OF Canterbury Performs
tue Ceremony thAt Unit,s the
Two tor Life.

LoEDos, July 22.-Princess Maud
the THIRD daughter Of tho Prince ana
Princoss Of Wales, was murried nj II
O'Clock today 10 Ptinou Charvs, the
second son VI Phnoo Frederick OF
Denmark. The ceremony took place
In tho private chapel IA buckingham
palace.
30 Tar ~ the general public In Lon.
don was concerned, the proceeding dii
not attract az much attention 90 be-
slowed upon royal marriages In years.
Win the exception OF 81. James street
and few houses in Pail Mall anu
PiccAdily, tho decorations were low,
Inside Marlborough House grounds, at
Poll Mall corner, the FRINGE OF Wales
had decorated u stand for friends W hO
were unable TO get into the palace, and
tho crowds began 10 assemble In tho
streets early, aud points Of vantage
along the route from Marlborough
House 10 buckingham Palace were
quickly pto-pmpted,
Al 1880 with subalternH ami an
escort OF the royal horse guatds, the
bridegroom, Prince Charles Of Den.
mark, attended by his brothers, Prince
Christian ana Prince Harold, and
three supporters, LETT Marlborough
House In slate carriages. Cheers
were sent up by the people anu there
was general waving Of handler.
chiefs. Then the Princess Of Wales
aud her second daughter, Princess
Victoria, accompanied by tho Duke OF
sparta, Prince Nicholas VI Greece aud
n large suite, emerged from MaTlbOr.
ough House amid great Applause. The
princess bowed In recognition OF the
greetings.
Tho party was escorted by captains
Of tbs escort Of life guatds. A. 1910
u. m. the Prince Of Wales with the
bride, his daughter, and ladies and
gentlemen In attendance anu captains
OF the escort OF life guards started for
the palace. They were greeted with
tho utmost enthuHlRsm. On arriving
at buckingham house the bride's pnTty
were received by Lord Chamberlain
aud conducted 10 tho library where the
bridetmaids, dukes anu duchessss were
waiting.
Tho bridesmaids were Victoria Of
Wales, Princess Victoria OF Sehleswig.
Holslein, Princes lngeboTg NJ Den.
mark, Princess Margaret and Princes
Batricia Of COuRught, Princess A lice OF
Albany aud Lady Alexandra Dun.
They were dressed In pufo white
satin made with low bodices, beauti-
fully embroidered In silver. In tho
hair OF each was white aigretle and
cluster OF red gernnium. The bouquet
Of rcd geraniums, red ana white, car
fie1 out IN the bTideemnidH' toilets and
which chafac terized the decorations
Ia the streets, were compliment 10
tho bridegroom, those being the nation.
al Danish oolors.
A procession was formed anu pro.
ceeued 10 the chapel, led by two gentle.
men, the lord Chambeflin ana vice
ohambefliu, The bride WAS supported
on one eide by her father and ON the
other by her brother, tho Duke Of
York. The bridesmaids followed.
Gentlemen OF tho household equeTries
anu others brought up tho rear.
Meantime the queen had been con-
Quoted privately from her apartments
10 the vthtlbuls OF the chapel. The
queen's procession entered tho chapel
and was composed OF heralls, ushers.
women OF the bod chamber, bearers OF
gold sticks ana other officials Of the
queens household. Win tho queen
walked hers0n, the Duke Of Connaught,
anu Prince Christian OF Deumatk.
As soon Us her majesty was seated the
ohRmberlin and other officials OF the
queens household retired, but In.
nediately reAppeared with another
imposing procession composed OF oil
tho royal percentages, the Prince OF
Wales and Crown Prince o. Denmark
bringing up the rear. When these
had been seated the background pro.
cession entered. Prince Charles wore
the uniform Of lieutenant In the Danish
army. Tho Prince OF Wales was at