Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-16
this week in connection with the con-
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this week in connection with the con-
duct Of the latter company.
The marriage of the Earl of Crewe
to Lady Margaret Primrose, the
youngest daughter Of the Earl of Rose
berry, in Westminster Abbey, next
Thursday, will be the biggest event in
society here for many years. The Earl
of Rosebery will entertain a large
party at The Durdans, Epson, for the
EPSON races, en- Wednesday. On
Thursday they will all come to town
AND ATTEND THE WEDDING,
at which the Prince of Wales will be
present. The Earl of Rosebery will
give his daughter away, and the Earl
of Chesterfield will be the best man.
The wedding is of special interest to
Americans, as Miss Muriel White,
daughter of MIR. Henry White, secre-
tary of the United States embassy,
will be one of the bridesmaids. The
others will be Ladies' Sybil Primrose,
Annabel Crewe-Milnes. Celia Crewe-
Mines, Cynthia Crewe-Milnes, the
Hon. Maud Wyndham, the Hon. Mar
garet Wyndham, the Hon. Evelina
RIothschild, Miss Louise Hersel and
Lady Juliette Lowther. The brides
maids dresses will be of white NOUS
seine de sole embroidered with satin
spots. The skirts will have shaped
flounces with cream lace insertion and
edging trimmed with lace insertion,
and several ruches. The bodices will
be trimmed with old-fashioned fischu.
carried over the top of the sleeves and
tied in a knot, edged with lace, with
neck pieces and sleeves of transparent
lace and sashes of primrose chiffon
tied in a large bow at the side. The
hats will be of prigayose chiffon, with
pink flowers. The bridesmaids will
carry bouquets of Rothschil roses.
present at the wedding, and all the
abbey, except the north transept, will
be reserved for the guests.
A MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE
will be presented.
DR.. Butler and the Dean Of West
minister will officiate. Luncheon will
be served at Lord Rosebery's house
in Berkeley square. The Duke of Port
land has lent the bride and bridegroom
Welbeck Abbey for the honeymoon
Hundreds of splendid wedding gifts
are already arriving.
There was fashionable marriage in
London on Tuesday, when Lord Peel's
oldest son was married to the Hon.
Eleanor Williamson, daughter of Lord
Ashton, whose immense fortune was
made in linOleum. He gives his daugh-
ter a splendid allowance, record for
this side of the Atlantic. of $3.50, 900
yearly Moreover. his two daughters
inherit all his wealth. 1t is curious
fact that Lady Eleanor was formerly
engaged to Bobby" Peel. The BRIDE
groom is former Speaker Peel's son
and was recent recruit to journalism.
He acted as the Daily Telegraph's cor
respondent in the Turko-Greek war.
The Duke of Marlborough is doing
yeoman service for the Conservative
party. in the active part he is taking
in the work of the Primrose League.
He presided at an important meeting
this week, while, with the Duchess, he
hold reception of the delegates of the
Primrose League on Tuesday next, at
the Grafton Galleries.
Vanity Fair, pursuing its criticism of
modern extravaganza in dress, enter
tanning, ETC.. points out that even bach
elor life nowadays. is
LITTLE LESS EXPENSIVE
than matrimony. It picks out the Duke
of Marlborough as an example, re-
marking that his bachelor apartments
Mount street were suficiently luxuri-
oua tor him e rotai1 ana md then