The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-05
WE'D TO A. HINDOO.
ENGLISH EARL'S DAUGHTER TIE
BRIDE OF A sWARTHY PRINCE.

Course Of True Love, or whatever An
/ swered the Purpose of That Tende
Emotion. Made to Run Smooth b
Means of the Intervention of the Primo
of Wales-Germau Count Makes
Countess of Handsome Washingeo
widow-Marriaxe of q Chicago Ministe
-IgnIs Fstuus DonneIIy Next.
| London. Jan. 4.-Lady Anne Coventry
third daughter of the Earl of Coventry
was married this afternoon at st. Pet
er's church, Eaton Square, to Primo,
| Dhulop Singh, son of the late M2tlarajai
of Lahore. The courtship of the princt
and Lady Anne has been marked by con
siderable opposition upon the part Of tht
| lady's family, which was mainly over
come by the Intervention of the Prince
OF Wales
There wac a large and distinguished
company present at the church. Decora-
tons were elaborate. The Earl OF Gov
entry gave away mis- daughter. The
bridesmaids We're Lady Dorothy Coven-
try, sister of the bride; the Princes
Sophie, Bamban Dhulop Singh. Miss
Brenda Van De Wyer, Lady Victoria
Herbert and Miss Elspeth Campbell.
Prince Frederick Dhuiop Singh was
the best man. The service was choral.
After the wedding there was recep-
tion a. the Earl of Coventry's house oG
Park lane. Later the couple started for
Paris. The presents were costly. The
queen sent a bronze ststuette of herself.
Prince Victor Albert Jay Dhelop Singh,
wDo is % years of age, is the grandson
OF that East Indian prince whose strug-
gle against the British earned for him
the title of the Lion OF the Punjab.' -
The young princes father, the late
Mah4raj9i Of Lahore, fought against
the British in India but was eventually
compelled to swear allegiance to the
queen. He was allowed a pension OF
$780, 200 year, the revenues OF Lahore
being turned into the Indian treasury.
Later the Maharajah entered into nego-
tiations with Russia, for which the
British stopped the pension The Manar
ajaa returned to his allegiance, was
pardoned and mis- pension was restored.
The famous Kohinoor diamond was
formerly the property Of the late Mahar-
ajah of Lahore.
Prince Dhelop Singh was educated in
England and was for time on the
staff of General Sir John Ross, K. c. B.,
when the latter was in command of the
British forces in Canada. The prince
became quite prominent at Halifax and
visited New York, Newport and Lenox.
Lady Anne Coventry is the third daugh-
ter of the ninth Earl of Coventry. She
was born in 1874. Her brother Viscount
Deehust, married Miss Virginia Borsy-
inge, formerly Of California, and her
first cousin, the Earl of Craven. married
Cornelia. daughter Of Bradiey-ALartin OF
New York.
NEW YANKEE COUNTESS.
Washington, Jan. 4.-Count Won Goet-
zen. military aIttache OF the German en-
bassy, was married at noon today to
Mrs. May Stanley Lay at the residence
Of the bride. The ceremony which made
another American countess was first
POAAOA Dy a JuSlFCt III lilt PtdCe III
accordance with the official custom Of
Germany and later by Rev. Dr. Menzel
oe the German Lutheran church. The
count had as his witnesses the German
ambassador, DR.. Won Holleben; Baron
Hermann. Mr.. Won Bruenig and Mr. Won
Reichenau, Of the embassy staff, while
the brides witnesses were members of
her family. The wedding breakfast fol-
lowed and was participated in by Sir
Julian Pauncefote, the British ambassa-
dor: Viscount Santo Tayoso, the Portu-
guese minister; Count Gal LARA, of the
Spanish legation; General and Mrs Miles
AMI many other represenFta atives of the
diplomatic corps, the army, navy and
society in general. Later in the day the
count and his bride started for a trip
across the continent. They will stay for
4 time at Los Angeles, Cal, and will
then go to Berlin where Count Won
GoetZen will rejoin mis- regiment, now
ut Postdam. Countess Won Goetzen, the
bride Of today, is the widow OF the late
William Matthews Lay OF this city. She |
5 n0tive of Baltimore, where she was |
lrst married. Her beauty has always |
made iler much admired and il is said |
hat no other woman in society has re- |
,eived more attention. Her acquaint- \
trcs with Count Won Goetzen began lust |
year ago at a New Years dinner given |
It the Corcoran house by Mrs. Calvin S.
3Tice.
A CLERICAL GROOM.
DoylestCwn, Pa, Jan 4-The mar
iage Of Rev. James S. Stone. rector OF
dmes Episcopal church, Chicago, 10
liss Caroline Worthington Of this place.
vas solennized at noon today in St.
'aul's Episcopal church. The ceremony
vas performed by Rev. Edward VI.
efferys. rector Of st. Paui's, assisted by
Rev. Richard y. Thomas Of Philadel-
aia. Miss Watson OF Doyles.own was
laid OF honor and John E. Baird of
was best man. Rev. and
irS. Stone left this afternoon on we'd
ing tour.
st. Pau. Jan. 4-TTne announcement
as made today tllat Hon. Ignatius
'orneliy. the well known Pcpulist lead
:, famous also as an author and up-
older OF the Baconian authorship OF