The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-19

| liam horse Mtrman and the winner OF the
Czarowitch stakes and fortune in bets.
In the exclusive Jockey club enclosure
she was the best dressed woman and was
constantly surrounded by admirers. The
Prince of Wales and the Duke OF Cam
bridge were especially devoted to her and
the prince was the first person TO con-
graduate Mrs. Langtry upon winning
the Czarewitch, while the Duke OF Cam
bridge escorted her to the bird cage in
order 70 meet the victorious Norman.
In connection with Mrs. Langtry and
the reports circulated Of her marriage or
engagement 10 Prince Easteraazey, the
latter has sent notice TO the Times re-
questing the paper 10 correct the report
Of his engagement. but no woman's name
was mentioned.
Friday saw most OF the fashionables
in London again, many OF them, includ-
ing the Prince Of Wales. coming TO town
10 be present a: the two great social
events fixed for today Saturday, name
ly. the wedding of the Marquis OF Wa
terford and Lady Beatrix Fitsmaurice.
younger daughter of the Marquis Of
Lansdowne. the secretary OF state for
war, a. ST. Georges Hanover Square,
and the christening OF the Marlborough
heir at the Chapel Royal, 81. James pal
ace.
At the wedding the bride was attend
ed by eight bridesmaids and a page
dressed as a cavalier. in suit OF white
satin. The bridesmaids were Ladies Su-
san and Clodah de Ia Poor Beresford,
sisters Of the bridegroom; Lady Kath-
leen de la Poor Beresford, daughter of
Lord Charles de Ia Poor Beresford; La
dies Alexandra and Gladys Hamilton,
daughters of the Duke of Abercorn; Lady
Constance Scott. daughter of the Duke
Of Buccleush; Lady Nora Spencer Chur-
chill, daughter of the Marchioness of
Blandford, and Lady Beatrix Herbert.
daughter OF the Earl OF Pembroke.
Among the presents was one from the
Prince and Princess OF Wales and an
other from ex-Empress Eugene.
London, Oct. 16.-At the Chapel
Royale. st. James palace, today the SUD-
dean, the Rev. Edgar Sheppard. baptized
the infant son and neir Of the duke and
duchess of Marlborough. The prince of
Wales. who was sponsor at the duke OF
Mariborough's christening. acted again
today in that capacity in the case OF the
latter's son. The other sponsors were
the marchioneSs of Blandford, mother OF
the duke OF Marlborough. and William
X. Vanderbilt, father of the duchess Of
MARLBOROUGH.
The altar and fount were beautifully
decorated with flowers.
Among those present in addition 10 the
parents and sponsors were the duke and
duchess Of Buccleuch. Lord Churchill.
Lady Pembroke and Lord Frederick
Hamilton. The prince of Wales drove to
the chapel at 1890 a. m, attended by
General Stanley de Calvert Gasker, one
of his equeries, and was received at the
entrance by the duke Of Marlborough
and Abercorn, while al the main door
the prince was met by the duchess of
Marlborough, the marchioness OF Bland
ford, Ladies Lena and Nora Spencer
Churchill and Mr.. Vanderbilt.
Proceeding 10 the font, the sub-dean
began the service and the prince Of
Wales, who stood with the other spon-
sors, responded to the usual questions
with great distinctness, mis- words being
heard all over the building.
London, Oct. 16-At st. Georges
church, Hanover Square, today, the
Marquis of Waterford was married 10
Lady Beatrice Fitzmaurice, youngest
daughter of the Marquis Of Lansdowne,
the secretary of war. The ceremony was
witnessed by the Prince of Wales and
many members OF the government, and
enormous crowds Of people gathered out
side the building. The porch Of the
church was lined with officers and troops
OF the Blues royal horse guards, in which
regiment the Marquis is lieutenant.
The Marquis of Lansdowne gave his
daughter away and Viscount Creighton
was best man. The bride wore magnifi-
cent diamonds and pearls. The reception
at the Marchioness of Lansdownes which
followed was thronged with society peo-
pie.