The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-29
LADY CHURCHILL Welded
IMMENSE CRUSH AT THE CHURCH
WHERE THE CEREMONY WAS
PERFORMED
PRINCE OF WALES CALLED
Ambassador ChOnte and Many Other
Distinguished Guests Were
Present When Bride
Arrived.

LONDON, July 2S.-Lady Randolph
Churchill nee Jerome) was today mar
ried to Lieut.. George CORVALLIS West
at St Paurs church, Knights Bridge
The church was thronged with handsome
ly dressed women. There was no restric-
ton 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. PauTs church is To-
Gated, was astir early this morning Be
fore o'clock crowds had collected out
side the church gates. BY 1910 o'clock
the crowds had sWelled to enormous pro-
portions. The late opening Of the church
doors caused great inconv enicnce to early
guests, who were pushed here and there
and almost swept from their feet When
the gates were opened a rush was made
for the doors. 1t was only with the aid
of policemen that they we're in any way
controlled. The church wos not over
crowded. 1t was Sparsely adorned with
palms and white blossoms. The two
front pews, which had been reserved for
the family of the bride were quite I'M
occupied, while The CORVALLIS West
family was not represented.
GAVE THE BRIDE AWAY.
The Duke of Marlborough, who gave
the bride away, arrived i'll summer-li like
attire, a grey suit and blue shirt. and
wore crimson flower in his buttonhole
Directly after he had performed his Of
tlciai' duties, he seemed very glad to
slip away into a seat near his Young
American wife, who was one of the first
10 arrive. She was beautifully dressed
all in pale gray. with a fashionable bolero
waist belt of two shades Of rose color
and a small black toQue.
The next most interesting guests were
Lady GeOrgiana Curzon, Lady Sarah Will
son, and Winston Churchill all of whom
arrived almost simultaneously, the two
latter in an open carriage. Lady Tweed
mouth, another sister-in-law of Lady
Randolph, was present. Lady Blandfori.
mother of the duke of Marlborough
brought Lady Norah Churchill. Mrs.
Jack Leslie, sister of the bride, whose
child was christened yesterday. arrived
with Lady Randolph, and followed her
down the aisle of the church until she
came to the front pew, when she was
helped to her place Mrs. Moret On
Frewen, another of the brides sisters,
was attired In a soft white and black
gown, with hat to match Moreton
FreWen acted as usher.
AMERICANS PRESENT.
A great many Americans were present.
among others Ambassador Choate and
several attaches Of THE embassy. Nine
Won Andre, in white muslin and a black
and white hat sat near the front of
the church rsetDut3ley Leigh wore a
lovely pink and white liberty satin gown,
and q white hat wreathed with roses.
Mrs Arthur Paget- came in dressed in a
very pretty blacks and white muslin
gown, carrying pink roses. Mrs Ronalds,
who arrived verNEearty, wore a white
muslin dress, and IL t9afue of rose leaves.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Blow, who
wore a gown of pale pink and white.
Mrs. Adar wore dark grey, white tulle
boa, and pale blue toque with pink