The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-07-28

tered the church just before his mother,
who approached the chancelA leaning
upon the arm of the Duke ofSMarlbor-
ough, by whom she was given away
The service was fully choral. There
were no bridesmaids, but Lieutenant
West was supported by a brother Off
Ger, Lieutenant H. G. Elves Lady
Randolph wore a costume of the pasleSt
blue chiffon, with a bOlero Jacket OF
cluny lace and white chiffon toque and
diamond and pearl ornaments. She car
ried a small bunch of white roses.
After the ceremony, the wedding party
repaired to the residence of the brides
sister, Mrs. MoretOn FreWen, where the
wedding breakfast was served. Later
the bride and bridegroom started for
Broughton castle for the honeymoon.
The bride was the recipient of many
beautiful presents, including an eX-
quisite pearl diamond tiara, the joint
gift Of friends of Lady Randolph, in
Guiding Mr. A. J. BalfOur, the Duke
and Duchess of Devonshire, the Mar
quis and Warehouses of Londonderry,
the Marquis and Warehouses of Lands
downe, Dowager Duchess of MARI
borough, Lady Georgiana Curzon Mr..
Henry White, Mrs. Arthur Paget Mrs.
George Cavendish- Bentinck, the Count
ess of Crewe and Essex, and many 9TH
ers.
Another gift was a splendid jug of
beaten silver and two massive tank
ards from the officers of the Scots
guards, comrades of the bridegroom.
Besides most of the persons above
named, the wedding guests included
the United States ambassador, Mr.
Joseph H. Choate, Lady Sarah Wilson
and COnSuelO, Duchess of Marlborough
WEDDING ARRANGEMENTS
New York, July 2S.-The Worlds Lon
don correspondent sends details of the
arrangements for the CORVALLIS West
Churchill wedding at St PauPs,
Knights bridge, today. The Duke of
Marlborough will give away Lady Ran
dolpA Churchill. The service will be
fully choral. The church has been dec
Grated with tall palms and pink flowers.
Rev. Mr.. Sheppard, sub-deacon of the
royal chapel of st. James, will be as
sisted by Prebendary VillierS, of st.
nony. Lieut.. H. c. ELVES, Of the Scots
guards, will be best man. There will be
no bridesmaids.
The wedding dress is of pale blue
chiffon, fashioned with a tucked bodice
completed by a bOlerO of real ciuny
lace. A hounce of the same lace edges
the skirt. A toque worn with this is
of white chiffon, ornamented with a
blue ostrich tip and a cluster OF cream
roses caught beneath the brim.
No invitations have been sent out,
and there will be no formal reception.
Four hundred presents have been re-
ceived. The first days honeymoon VIII
be passed at Broughton castle, Oxford
shire. lent by Lord and Lady Algernon
Gordon
A Joint wedding present arranged by
the Duchess OF DeVonSnlfe IS tz0O
pearl and diamond tiara Subscribers at
G5 each included Arthur BalfOur, La
dies Chelsea, Tedmouth, Crewe, Devon
shire, Georgiana Curzon. Essex, Dud-
lev Londonderry, Wimborne, Lily,
Duchess of Marlborough, and Mrs
Paget Some officers of Vests regi-
1l.ent gave him a beaten silver jug.
BY the brides special request there
will be no flowers. Lady Randolph
friends stood loyalty but regretfully by
her. The Prince of Wales remark was:
''And I always considered you such a
sensible woman