Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-07

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Enthusiasm OF p Populace..Her
Wedding Gown.
The Hague. Feb. THE civil cere-
mony for the marriage of Queen Will
lshelmina to duke Henry of Mecklenburg-
4 lSchwerin was carried out at IL: 30 a. m.
today in accordance with the program.
Immediately afterwards the procession
started for the church, headed by fifty
hussars, the bride, bridegroom and
4 queens mother riding in the golden
4 state carriage, drawn by eight ncrses.
They We're warmly acclaimed by the
crowds assembled The church was
reached soon after noon. Court Chap
4 lain Nandervlier, standing before the
8lbride and bridegroom, delivered an adj
dress. at the conclusion of which the
Inuptial benediction was pronounced.
The bride and groom exchanged gold
rings. according to the Dutch custom.
The wedding party then proceeded to
the reception room attached u the
church. whore the queen tenderly en-
4 braced her mother and then her hus-
sIband The o,ean inoths.rs roo kissed
the l;stlters The bridegroom then Kissed
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co,,pl,. received the congrat,,latians of
their families and drove to the palace.
1 A gala wedding breakfast followed.
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reign wiIl be characterized, nv :, Z ffic,a,
Iaustarity and fidelity IL tha bieb
court Gecor,rm which marked the reign
of her father,
The oleeY's Wedding pown yove, ~
i The finest silver t;ss,,ag w,as r,bro, e,,
at the school of art needlework in Am
4 sterdam. and was afterward made I'M
lIby Nicaud of Paris. 1t is ornamentef1
/ with silver threaded seed pearls The
robe and train are lined with rich white
sIsilk. The bodice, which is plan and
Ecut low s trimmed with magnificent
fsntiquc lace. The trails are covered
with embroidery, almost meeting al the
waist and broadening over to the hem.
4 The court train is two and a half wards
4 long. the embroidery running around in
Hight trails
me queen mother always wears on
i state occasions some shade of purple
Ebetitting her matronly figure. Today
she appeared in gown of Parma vio-
i let. with a long train OF deeper shade.
The bodice is cut low and trimmed with
Ipriceless Brussels lace. of which she
has a large store, and mousse.ina de
sole.
The gowns of the queen's trousseau
ere mostly pale greens, grays, blues and
4 whites these suiting her blonde COM
4 piexion best. Her bonnets are of a se-
we're style for u young woman, most OF
them being close-fitting toques, instea
of the broad brimmed hats worn by
most girls.
For her public entering into Amster-
dam her majesty has a royal robe Of
white velvet, with a train trimmed with