The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-11-11
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brother married daughter of the pres
cnt Duke of Richmond; Robetr Walton
GCelet, cousin of the bride; Henry
Rogers Winthrop. a cousin of the
bride; William Winthrop, for some
time connected with the American em
bassy at London; Henry Worthington
Bull, son of II. Lyman Bull. The
Duke of Roxburghe's best man was
the Hon. Reginald Ward.
After the ceremony the ochestra
struck up the march from "Tannhau.
SER and the bridal party left the
church going Immediately to the Goe.
let residence, where, after brief re.
ception to the Duke and Duchess of
Roxburghe refreshments were served
by Sherry. The guests were limited
to half hundred people, among them
Deing Lord and Lady Algernon Cor
don LennoX, the Dowager Duchess of
RoXburshe and other English relatives
| - ~ i"S Slouli, WHO came over
for the wedding, the officiating bishon
and clergy, the members of the bridal
party and few intimate friends of the
bride and bride groom.
lie Duke of Roxburge is the
eighth duke of the line, and succeeded
MS father in 1892. He is twenty-seven
years OF age and he is the oldest Of a
family OF seven children. There are
three sons, the dukes two brothers
being unmarried
| The dukes mother was LADY Annia
Emily Spencer Churchill, the daught.
er of John Winston, seventh duke of
MARLBOROUGH, and consequently a
grea-aunt of the Duke of Marlborough
who married ConseulCl Vanderbilt #
makes the Duke of Marlborough and
the Duke of RoXburghe second cous.
lns and in way continues the rela.
tlonshlp existing between the New
York families of Wilson and Wander.
bilt
The present duke is moderately we'll
Off. He possesses Floors castle in
RoXburghshire and Broxmouth, Dunha,
IconnCuy, Haddington4 The house is
modern but the park is beautiful with
grounds sloping down to the sea. 4
was in 1878 when Queen Victoria Wis
tied the place and planted O cedar
in the gardens.
The bride of today is the daughter
OF Mrs. Iglen Goelet and is one of
two children who are heirs to a vast
fortune Her father, Ogden Goelet,
was one of the heirs of his uncle.
Peter, who died unmarried. The new
duchess is closely related to the As
tors and Vanderbilts.
THE DUCHESS HAS MANY
MILLIONS IN PRESENTS.
The Duchess chi Roxburghe will take
with her to England some wonderfully
exquisite gifts. 1t is said that if all
were converted into money the fig
ure would reach millions.
Not to be 0utdone by the brides
American friends and relatives, the
DOwager Duchess of Roxburghe. the
mother of the duke, has presented to
her daughter-in-law the famous Rox-
burghe emeralds, fact that has made
| this jewel the most fashionable one
for the year. The emeralds are val
ued at several hundred thousand dol
lars, The RoXburghs have had them
in their possession for two hundred
| years.
The most important of the emer-
aid presents is necklace Of big
stones the largest one in the center,
the others graduating to the clasp,
which is studded with tiny emeraIds.
| This necklace is valued at $4,000.
A beautiful pair of emerald ear
rings made Of pear-shaped stones and
three large emerald pins are among
| the collection The pins are in the
shape of sunbursts and are set in the
finest India gold, Each pin has four
| teen emerads, and around each Is
the small diamonds used to set off
the brilliancy OF the green stones.
In keeping with the present Of her
mother one of the dukes sisters has
given the bride a very handsome en-
erald and diamond ring.
From the Duke and Duchess OF
Marlborough has come a pearl pen
dant. IG consists Of two perfectly
matched large pearls from which four
ar five pear shape pearls hang
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Wilson ST., the
grand parents oI the bride, gave her
a wonderful string Of pearls several
yards long. The mother Of the bride
| presented her with tiara Of diamonds
as expensive and beautiful a present
as was ever designed in this country.
Four diamond experts assisted in col
lecting the stones for the tiara
No Prayer Meeting.
u Because of the meeting of the Pres