New-York tribune., 1899-04-21
RosEBERYs DAUGHTER wEDs.
MARRIED TO THE EARL OF cREwE At
WESTMINSTER ABBEY-MANY AT
TESD THE CEREMONY

WESTMINSTER ABBEY-MANY AT.
TEND THE CEREMONY.
London. April 2o--Large crowds of people gsths
cred at Westminster Abbey to-day In order to Wit
ness the marriage Of Lady Margaret Primross. the
youngest daughter OF the Earl OF Rosebery. to the
Earl OF Crewe. Among those present in the Abbey
six hundred invited guests. all wearing wed.
ding favors Of msrguerites and prImroses. repre-
senting the brides name. The Earl OF Rosebsry
gave his daughter away. and the best man was the
Earl OF Chesterfield. Dr. Butler and the Dean Of
Westminster had charge Of the ceremony. Ths
honeymoon will be spent at Weibeck Abbey. the
seat OF the Duke Of Portland
large crowd OF people also gathered IN Berkeley
Square, where the Rosebery residence is situated.
and outside the Abbey the streets were impossible
for hours. The arrival Of the bride and her father
at the Abbey caused much excitement and cheering.
In which the crowd forced It's way through the
police Gordon. Order restored with the great
difficulty.
The Prince OF Wales and the Duke of Cambridge
signed the register
The reception and luncheon at the Rosebery homo
after the ceremony attended by the Prince Of
Wales. and about five hundred Of the guests were
enabled TO view the presents afterwsrd Early In
the afternoon the bride and bridegroom started for
Webeck Abbey
Miss Muriei White daughter o, Henry White.
Secretary OF the United States Embassy was the
OF the bridesmaids. The Others were Lady sybii
Mines. Cynthia Mines. the Honorable
Maude Wyndham. the Honorable Margaret Wynd-
ham. the Honorable Evena Rothschild Miss
Louise Herse and Lady juliet Lowther. The
bridesmaids carried bouquets OF Rothschiid roses-
Their dresses were OF white mousselinc de sole.
embroidered with satin spots. The skirts had
shaped hounces. with cream lace insertion, cdging
trimmed with lace insertion and several ruches.
The bodices were trimmed with old-fashioned hchus
carried over the tops OF the sleeves and tied In
knot edged with lace. with neckpieces and sleeves
OF transparent lace and sashes OF primrose chiffon
tied in large bow at the side. The hats we're OF
primrose chiffon with pink flowers.
The brides gown OF the richest ivory satin
duchesse. embroidered with wreaths. bouquets and
diamond prmroses and draped with point dAlencon
lace. formerly the property OF Queen Marie An
toinette.
Berkeley Square. with her father in a carriage
which her mother always used In going to drawing.
rooms. She arrived at the Abbey at i3o y. na
carrying a bouquet OF orchids, marguerites and
other flowers cut from her own garden. She was
at the door by the bridesmaids. who ac-
companied her up the nave 10 the choir. Sir Fred
erick Bridges the organist OF Westminster Abbey.
played Schuberts grand march and the wedding
The Abbey was eharmingly and effectively deco.
flowers The scene at the time OF the marriage
service was most impressive Dazzling sunshine
was streaming through the Abbey windows. illumi-
mating the grand Interior The service was choral,
and the couple left the Abbey the organ played
Mendessohns wedding march.
Arrangements made TO cinematograph the
scenes upon the arrival and departure OF the bride
from the Abbey.
The guests included the Prince OF Wales. the
Duke OF Cambridge. the Duke and Duchess os
Devonshire all the members OF the Rothschild
family now in London. the Duke and Duchess OF
the Duke and Duchess Of somerset the Lord Chief
Justice OF England Baron Russell OF killowen:
the Duchess OF Cleveland and the leaders OF society
generally.
The newspapers full OF particulars OF the
marriage and descriptions OF the gifts, neaded py
those OF the Prince and Princess OF Wales; who
ery The Earl OF Rosebery has given TO his daugh.
ter a magnificent bejeweled set OF rings. with
COSTLY and splendid kind The Earl OF Crewes
many gifts to the bride included dazzling true
lovers knot in diamonds.
the wedding gave 10 the bride a damond-m gnted
picture frame. There were also gifts from . nonei
John Hay the United States Secretary or state'
Mrs. John W. Mackay and Mrs. Cornehus 'ahoe'-
The wedding cake was six feet high. and was
decorated with primroses, white neatner ana 'no
| The omnibus drivers to-day are wearing weddng
fayors on their whips as a compliment 70 the
Rothschilds who are charitable 10 THIS class OK
drivers.
Lady Margaret Etrenne Hannah Primrose. SEQ
ond daughter OF the Earl OF Rosebery. the former
liberal Premier. was born in January. 1881. Her
mother was the daughter and heiress OF the late
Baron Never de Rothschid. She died in 1890
Robert Offey Ashburton Crewe- MINES nsst - L shs
title of Baron Houghton on the deatn OF ms rns
in 1855 The Earl was Lord Lieutenant OF Irean9
from 1892 to 1895 n Wh,Sn sTn,eS Sesf daughter Of Sir
frederick Ulric Graham in 1850 She died In iSl.
leaving three daughters