The age-herald., 1900-07-29
LADY RANDOLPH
 CHURCHILL WEEDS
Lieutenant George Corvallis
 West in London.
CHURCH WAS WELL FILLED
Many Prominent Persons Present-Duke of Marlboro Gave the Bride Away Bride Was Wonderfully Hand-
 some and Young Looking

London. .huly es.-Lady Randolph Church. i'll (nee Jeron1e) was today married to Lieu tenant George Cornwalhs- West at St. Paul's church, Knights Bridge. The church was thronged with handsomely dressed women. There was no restriction against the number of the admitted to the church, but only relatives and intimate friends were bidden to the wedding break fast and no reception was held. In usual ,ly quiet neighborhood of Wilton place, where St. Paul s church is located, by 10:15 o'clock the crowds had swollen to enormous proportions. When the church gates were opened a rush was made for the doors, the crowds fighting and pushing to enter. It was only with the aid of policemen that they were In any way controlled The church was not overcrowded.. The Duke of Marlborough, who gave the bride away, wore a dress suit and blue shirt with a crimson flower in his button hole. After he had performed his official duties he re- stunned his seat near his young American wife, who was one of the first to arrive. She was dressed in pale gray with fash ionable Bolero row, a waist belt Of two shades of rose color and a small black toque. The next most interesting guests were Lady George Georgiana, Lady Sarah Wilson and Winston Churchill Lady Tweedmouth, another sister law Of Lady Randolph, was also present. Lady Bland ford, mother of the Duke of Marlborough, brought Lady Norah Churchill Mrs. Jack Lesie,e sister of the bride and whose child was christened last week, arrived with Lady Randolph. Mrs. Moreton Frewen, an- other of the brides sisters, was attaired in a soft black and white gown with hat to match. A great many Americans were present among them Ambassador Choate nt,1 latt onhn of hn ,D1h
 Other Inn nportant Persons
 Among other important people present were M. DeSeveral, Lord and Lady Lon donderry, Lady DeGray, Lady Granby, Lady DeTrafford Count Albert Mensdorff, . Baron and Baroness Richardstein, Lady H Limerick, and Mrs. Willie b. Greenfeldt The bride was wonderfully handsome and young looking, as well in gown of pale blue chiffon, with lace and ostrich feathers in her toque. The register was signed by Mrs. Moreton Frewen. the Duke of Marl- borough, Winston Churchill and the best man, Lieut.. H. c. Elves, a brother officer of Lieutenant West in the State Guards Directly they entered the vestry Winston Churchill gave his mother a tremendous hug and then spoke to Lieutenant West. Afterward, as they came down the aisle, Lady Randolph looked radiant, as did the young bridegroom, who was smiling and nodding to friends. After the ceremony the wedding party repaired to the residence of the brides sister, Mrs. Moreton Frewen The wedding breakfast was served to ff- teen people at six small tables decorated with roses. The menu was the usual break fast, but there was wedding cake. MT. Frewen proposed the brides health, but the bridegroom responded. He said
 'Jennie's friends are my friends. I thank you all from the bottom of my heart and the bottom of Jennie's heart for all your good wishes."