The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-29

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LIZ church. Knightsbridge. The
church was thronged with hand
somely dressed women. There was no re-
strtction upon the number admitted to the
church to witness the ceremony, except
the capacity of the church. but only rela-
tives and intimate friends were hidden to
the subsequent wedding breakfast. and no
reception was held.
The usually quiet neighborhood Of Will
ton place, where st. Paups church IL lo-
Gated. was this morning early as,ir. Be-
fore . o'clock crowds had collected out
side tho church gates. By 10:15 the crowds
had swelled to enormous proportions. Tho
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 and rush was made for
the doors by the crowds. fighting and
pushing to enter the church. II was only
with the aid Of the policemen that they
were In any way controlled. The church
was not overcrowded. 1t was sparseIy
adorned with palms and white blossoms.
Tho two front pews. which had been re-
served for the family OF the bride. were
quite unoccupisd. while the CORVALLIS.
West family was not represented.
Duke Gave Away the bride.
The Duke Of Marlborough. who gave
away the brjdes arrived in summsr-iike
attire, . suIay suit and bluA shirt. and
wore . crimson flower IN his buttcnhoie.
Directly after he had performed his ON
cial duties he seemed very glad to slip
away into . seat near his young American
wife, who was one OF the first 10 arrive.
She was beautifully dressed. all in pale
gray, with q fashionable bolero. q waist
belt Of two shades OF rose color. and a
small black toque. The next most inter-
esting guests were Lady Georgina Cur
xon Lady Sarah Wilson and Winston
Churchill, the last OF whom arrived almost
simultaneously. the two latter in open
carriages. Lady Tweedmouth. another
sister-in-iaw Of Lady Randolph. was pres
ent Mrs. Moreton Frewen. another Of
the brides sisters, was attired in soft
black and white gown. with hat to match.
Moreton Frewen acted as usher.
Many Americans Present.
A great many Americans were present.
among others Ambassador choate and
several attaches of the embassy, Madame
won Andre, In white muslin and black
and white hat. near the front OF the
church. Mrs. Dudley Leigh wore a love-
ly pink and white liberty gown and white
hat with roses. Mrs. Arthur Paget came
In dressed In a pretty black and white
muslin gown. carrying pink roses. Mrs.
Ronaids. who arrived very early, wore a
mauve and white muslin dress and a
toaue of rose leaves, She was accomps-
MED by Mrs. Blow. who wore gown Of
dark gray. a white tulle boa and pale
blue todue, with pink malmaisons.
Among other important people present
were NJ. de Several, Lord and Lady Lon
donderry. Lady de Grey. Lady CRANKY,
Lady de Trarord. Count Albert Mems
Lady Limerick and Mrs Willie Grenfeli.
Arrival OF the Bride.
The arrival OF Lady Randolph Church
III with the Duke Of Marlborough. was
the signal for general rush OF people
outside the church. all eager 10 catch
glimpse Of the bride. as she walked slow
ly up the path. There was some little
delay at the church door. and the duke.
who was carrying large umbrella
handed II with great ceremony TO a friend
before proceeding 20 give hts arm 70 Lady
Randolph. His grace was very serious
almost severe. was also Lady Ran
dolph, as they walked up the church
aisle. The bride was wonderfully rand
some and young locking as well la
gown ~ pale blue chiffon. with beautiful
real lace and ostrich feathers in -er
toque
The register was signed BY Mrs. More
ton Frswen, tho Duke ~ MARLBOROUGH.
Wiaston Churchill and the best man.
Lieut. III, c. Elves. a brother ofileer az
Lieut. NeHt n TIE SCOTS Saafe&.
Lady Randolph Radiant.
Directly they entered TIE veatry Winston
Churchill gave his mother a tremendous
bug. ard thsn spoke 10 Lieut. West Az
ieTwsrd, as they came tosn the aisle,
Lady Ransslpa looked radiant. as dad the
young bridegroom. who was smiling and
noSaing 60 ffiends
After the wedding ceremony the we'd
ding party repaired 20 the residence os
the brides sister. Mrs Morstan Freweu.
/ where the wedding breakfast was served
70 rsteen people at six smza tables. dec
Grated vita roses. The menu Was the
usual wedding breakfast. buf there was
no welding cake Mr. Frewsn proposed
the brides health. ard tae bridegroom
/ responded He said:
"Jenaie's friends are my frtsnds
thank yoa from the bottom nt my heart
ans the bolton. Of Jsnnte's heart for al
Of your good Wishes"
Away ON Their Honeymoon
After the breakfast the bride and groom
started FOR Broughton castle, which Lady
A. G. Lennox has lent them for the
honey moon.
Lady RRncoiphs going azay dress was
pale blue hatiste. Lieut. West was at
Urea in = asnnel suit. Showers OF rice