New-York tribune., 1900-07-29
LADY RANDOLPHs WEDDING
MARRIED TO Mr.. WEST AT ST PATHS
KNIGHTSBRIDGE- PRESENT

IGHISBRIDGE-MANY PRESENT.
London. July 8-Lady Randolpb chr-or,,r g.
merry Miss Jerome was to-day married n George
C0-rwsllisWest at ST. PauTs Church Kntpb+s
bridge The church was thronged with well dressed
vouen. There no restriction upon the nun
Ter admitted 70 the church 10 witness the cere
uo1y. except the capacity OF the church hut onlv
relatives and intimate friends were hidden 10 the
subsequent wedding breakfast and no reception
was held.
Before O'clock crowds collected outside the
gates CT 81. PauIs. Knightsbridge The scenes
which followed gave idea OF the interest or
curiosity the public took IN the wedding By 10
o'clock the crowds had sweIled 10 enormous pro
portions The late opening OF the church doors
caused great Inconvenience TO early guests who
were pushed here and there and almost swept from
their feet When the gates were actually opened
rush was made for the doors the crowds fight
.1g and pushing 10 enter the church. It was only
with the aid Of policemen that they were IN any
way controlled.
The church was sparsely decorated with palms
and white blossoms The two front pews which
had been reserved for the family Of the bride were
almost empty. while the Cornwallis- family
not represented.
The arrival Of Lady Randolph Churchill with the
Duke Of Marlborough was the signal for a general
rush II enthusiasts outside the church, all eager
70 catch glimpse Of the bride as she walked
slowly Up the path. There was some little delay
a. the church door, and the Duke. who was carry
:1g large umbrella, handed II with great cere-
roIy 10 friend before proceeding 10 give his arm
20 Lady Randolph. HIS Grace was serious almost
severe. as was also Lady Randolph. as they walked
Up 10 the church. The bride looked handsome in
q gown Of pale blue chiffon, with lace, and ostrtcL
feathers II her roque.
SIGNING THE REGISTER
The register was signed by Mrs Moretown
Frewen, The Duke OF Marlborough. Winston
Churchill and the best man M 4. c. Elves e
trorher officer OF Mr.. West in the Scots Guards
e hay
Churchill gave his mother e tremendous hug, and
then spoke 10 Mr.. West. Afterward, as they came
down The aisle, Lady Randolph looked radiant, as
did the young Bridegroom. who was smiling and
uc6ding 10 friends.
After the ceremony the wedding party repaired 70
the residence OF the brides sister Mrs. Moretown
Frewea. where the wedding breakfast served
70 fifteen people 81 six small tables decorated with
roses. There was wedding cake. NJ Frewen
proposed The brides health and the bridegroom
sIonded He said:
Jenn.e,s friends are my. friends. thank you all
from the bottom Of my heart and the bottom Of
Jennie.s heart for all OF your good wishes.
After the breakfast the bride and bridegroom
started for Broughton Castle, which Lady AIgernon
Gordon Len1Ux has loaned 70 them for the honey
moon
LADY RandoPh's dress on departure was pale
blue oariste, NJ. West attired IN q flannel
FUi- Showers Of rice were thrown after the couple
as they departed The Prince Of Wales called
Lady Randolph Churchill yesterday and bade her
Eo1dtv He also sent Z present
Among the presents received by Lady Randolph
was Z pearl and diamond tiara, for which the
Duchess Of Dev0ushire had received subscriptions
Among those who subscribed were a J Balfour.
the Duke and Duchess Of Devonshire. Lord and
Lady Londonderry. the Marquis and Warehouses
ot Lansdowne, Lily, Dowager Duchess Of Mari
borough. Lady Georgiana Curzon. Henry White,
1f-s- arthur Paget MS. George Cavendish-Ben
tcck. the Countesses OF Crewe and Essex and
many others. Another gift was a splendid jug Of
TeT n he
of7cers oE The Scots Guard comrades Of the bride
groom. M-, Vests gift z beautiful pearl and
diamond necklace Sir Ernest Cassel gave pearl
and diamond aigrette. There was a great deal Of
pate and some gold boxes.
DUKE GIVES BRIDE AWAY.
The Duke Of Marlborough who gave the bride
away, arrived II summerike atttre-a gray suit
Gu5 blue shirt He wore q crimson flower in his
bu1r0-hole Directly after he had performed his
Official duties he seemed glad 10 slip away into a
sea- near his young American wife, who was one
q me n-st 70 arrive She vas dressed al in pale
gray T.-h a bolero, waist belt Of two shades Of
re- color and q small toque.
l-L=- guests were Lady Georgiana CurzOn, Lady
hzr=L wilson and Winston Churchill ali Of whom
arrived almost simultaneously. the Two latter IN
11- as # they had just returned from hard cam
O. Lady Randolph. was present Lady Blandford,
mother q the Duke Of Marlborough. brought Lady
55szea .-a1real-- MS JACK Lssle SISTER Oh , the
e----zz -s-, - - rs-T 80 ~ fo1IoE7e5' ber 53I,r
lie aisle q the church until she 70 the front
FeV. when she was helped TO her place. Mrs
E1-e-cTG FreWeu. another Of the brides sisters,
VS. a-rl-eE m q soft black and white gown, with
hat 70 match. She brought her little girl More
t0Tc FEeWea acted as usher
4 great many Americans were present among
of-H-s Ambassador Choate and several attaches
O TIE Embassy Nine. Andre. in white muslin
g. black hat SAT- near the front or the cnureh-
9rs. Dudley Leigh Q pink and white Liberty
k-i1 gown and Z white hat wrea he'd with roses.
Mr. Arthur PaFet came dressed in q black and
Nlite muslin gown carrying pink roses MIS-
Ec-a-cs. VINO arrived al the church early. wore
r1-E= and white muslin dress and toque OF
roe leaves She was accompanied By Mrs Blow,
V1o had on a gown Of pale pink and white Mrs
AGAR wore dark gray. a white tulle boa and a pale
b--e togIe with pink malm6sOns.
among others present were II. de several l<oro
sd Lady Londonderry. Lady de Grey Lady Gran
" Lady de Trzff8rG. Count Albert Me1sdoTrIr
Baron and Baroness Eckhardstein Lady Limerick
SAd Mrs.. Willie Grenfeii