The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-16
PATHS COMING MARRIAGE.
Preparations for the Event at the
CraiG-y-NOs Castle.

Preparations for the Event at the
Craig-y-NOs Castle.
NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-Ascopyrighted dis
patch from London to the World says: Your
correspondent, who visited Craig-y-Nos Sat
urday. found active preparations being made
at PATHS picturesque and splendid home in
the Swansea valley for her marriage 10
BARN Olaf Rudolf Cederstrom on Jan. %.
BY PATHS wish the service will be cele-
brated in the Roman Catholic Church OF
St. Michael at Brecon. In return for the
kindness with which Patti has always treat
ed the inhabitants Of the district it has been
decided that the corporation of Brecon shall
turn out in state attire. Traffic will be di-
verted from the upper part of st. Michael
street and an awning will be erected down
the beautiful avenue. PATHS suite will ar
rive by special train from Craig-y-nos at 10
a. m, and will be met at the station by the
mayor and prominent townspeople. The
wedding equipage, consisting of six car
riages drawn by splendid horses has been
placed at the disposal of the party by the
mayor. After the ceremony, which will be
performed by Bishop Mostyn, vicar apostolic
of Wales, assisted by the Catholic clergy,
the party will return to Craig-y-Nos Castle.
Elaborate arches are being erected along
the route Of the procession, whilst bunting
and flags fly from the castle. A military
band of the famous Third Battalion, South
Hest Borderers, will head the procession.
Colonel Morgan, the mayor of BrecOn, will
give a large dinner to the working classes
OF the district on the evening of Jan. 25 in
celebration of the event. Patti is busy night
and day with arrangements to receive a
large party of guests at Craig-y-NoS for tho
wedding festivities. The bridegroom is ex-
pected two days beforehand.
Baron Olaf Rudolf Cederstrom, who is
soon to become he third husband of Nine.
man OF excellent FAMILY, but with positive
~ nothing in the way of a fortune How
ever, that will make small difference, for
the divine singer has a castle and enough
money for both. The baron is only twenty
eight and Patti is flfty-One. The match,
nevertheless. is by no means grotesque for
Nine Patti doesn't look day older than she
did when she came to America in the early
eighties, and she was then only thirty-tive.
She met Baron CederStrOm in his London
lng the young English nobemen how to
work up their muscles, fence, shoot, wreStle
and acquire all sorts of athletic and calls
thenic accomplishments.
The barons father is Baron Claes Edward
Cederstrom, an old lieutenant in the Royal
Swedish Life Dragons His mother, be-
fore her marriage, was the Baroness Mar
tina LeijOnhufVud. The family of Ceder-
strom is one of the best in Scandinavia.
1t was ennobled in 1854, and although not
always highly respected and its male MEM
bers have taken no small part in the mill
tary civil and professional fields of SWe
den. Young Olaf is handsome, distin-
guished-looking man, simple and courteous
IN manner and highly educated The family
being poor. he was expected to earn his own
living. True he might have joined the
army, but the idle, good-for-nOthing life of