The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-29
lady CHURCHILL WEEDS
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Rocomes At Last Bride OfLieu-
tenant West.
END OF LONG ROMANCE
OPPOSITION OF PRINCE AND
OTHERS OVERCOME.

london. July 2S.-Lady Randolph
l.-,.~cbiu NEE Jerome) was today mar
"a IN Lieutenant George CORVALLIS
,,..s+ at St. Paurs church, Knights
,-i5ce The church was througed with
sa,a,omely dressed women. There
..as ro restriction upon the number
untitled to the church to witness the
--ror,o7v except the capacity of the
inch but only relatives and intimate
g-tlods were hidden to the subsequent
.',Idinr breakfast and no reception
Gutsidp the church 1000 OF 5000 per-
cons Gathered to witness the arrival
md departure of the bridal party. The
'h,,rrb was sparsely adorned with
,aIms and white blossoms.
WINSTON Churchill, eldest son of the
hide entered the church just before
;is mother. who approached the chan
rsl leaning upon the arm of the Duke
of Marlborough, by whom she was
GIVEN away. The service was fully
Choral There were no bridesmaids,
but Lieutenant West was supported by
a brother officer, Lieutenant II. G. Ell
Wies
lady Randolph wore a costume Of
the raIest blue chiffon with a bOlerO
JACKET. of CIuny lace and white chiffon
tooue. and diamond and pearl orna-
roants. She carried a small bunch of
white roses
After The ceremony the wedding
marty went 10 the residence of the
brides sister. Mrs. Moreton Frewen,
where the wedding breakfast was
served,
Honeymoon at Broughton Castle.
Later the bride and bridegroom
started for BroughIon castle, which
Lord and Lady Algernon Gordon Len
nox have lent them for the honey
moon. The bride was the recipient of
many beautiful presents. including an
exquisite peaTl-diamond tiara, the joint
gift of friends of Lady Randolph. in
Guiding Mr.. A. J. BalfOu~, the Duke
and Duchess Of DevOnshire, the Mar
cuts and Marchioness of Londonderry,
the Marquis and MarChiOness of Lans-
d0Wne Lily. DOWaZer Duchess Of
Marlborough. Lady GeOrgiana CurzOn.
Mr. Henry White. Mrs. Arthur Paget,
Mrs. George Cavendish Bentinck,
the COuntesses Of Crewe and Essex
and many others.
Another gift was d splendid jug of
beaten silver and two massive tankards
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. Idr. Jo-
seQh II. Choate, Lady Sarah Wilson
and Consuelo. Duchess of Marlborough.
End of Exciting Romance
Lady Randolph is 50 years old and
her new husband is scarcely more than
half that age, being about as old as
her eldest SON. The marriage is the
end OF a long series of maneuvers. The
West family was bitterly opposed 10
the match and enlisted the aid of the
Prince Of Wales and high army Of
fc.alS 10 prevent it. Young West was
ordered to South Africa and back
again and was pushed hither and
thther TO keep him and his prospective
bride separated. But they were per-
SS,ent The prince finally yielded.
Winston Churchill raised no objec-
ton TO the marriage, but all attempts
10 qropiUate Vests family have
failed. The bridegroom father and
mother departed from Ruthin castle
Friday 20 stay in Ireland.
Lady Randolph's friends stood 10y
ally but regretfUlly by her. The Prince
OF Wales remark was:
And / always considered you such
sensible woman"
Quite burning question is whether
Lady Randolph Churchill will retain
laaJ name or be known as Mrs. West.
N appears that everywhere except at
court She may retain her present name,
'" When presented to the queen il
must De as plain Mrs. West.
hE her re-marriagC she fOrfeits none
o. The fortune left by her first hus-
hdHa. which chiefly consists in a life
interest I'm $4,000. This at her death
goes t' her sons. Winston Spencer
churchill and John Churchill. in such
portions dis Lady Randolph Dleases.