Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-22
AMERICA HOLLAND.
Washington Girl Weeds Sub. 1ect Of Queen Wilhelmina.
DIPLOMATIC CORPSATTEgDEN MlSSE
CapitaI Ritnessed NuptiaIs of Miss Minister, Jonkheer R. de Mere
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.Rene de Mere es von Swinderen, fIIe Neither. lands minister and Miss Elizabeth Lindsay Glover, the only daughter of MT. and Mrs. 0. c. Glover, were mar ried here in the Church of the Epiph' any. by the Right Rev. Henry Yates sHtterlee, bishop of washington, the rector of Epiphany, the Revx. D. Me. Kim, reading the. betrothal. After the ceremony the wedding guests were en tertained at breakfast at the palatial home of, MT. and Mrs. Glover on Far ragut square, the guests being received by Mir and Mrs Glover and the bride and bridegroom Official Washington attended the wedding ia full force The bridal chorus from 'Lohengrin' was sung by a vested choir of forty voices, anasa weddtag hymn followed the be tfothaI.
 The bridal party arrived at the south door of the church. First came the nshers, Count Adam de Moltke de Huitfeld of Denmark, Count yon Linn burg stirun1 and Baron .yon Trallvan Seroyskerkea. Of Holland, Major Charles L. McCawiey of the Marine corps, Mr. Walter Van Rennselaer Berry and MT. Clarence Wilson. Miss Hagnerss Mrs. Roosevelt's secretary, who was maid of honor, walked alone, carrying large bouquet of bridesmaid roses. The bride eafered oia tl1e arfn Of her father Al tahe outer chancel Awaiting them were the bridegroom and his best man, Bar on Moncheur, the Belgian minister.
 All Of the ambassadors were present with the exception of Count Cassini, the Russian ambassador, who is indis- posed. Practically the entire corps was In attendance, among the more promi- nent being the British ambassador and Miss Durand, accompanied by the ann bassador's staff; the French anbassa- dor and Madame Jusserand and the embassy staff, the Chinese minister, the the charge d'afatres of the German embassy the Spanish minister and the Pprtugu ese minister There was aiarge representation of pap-Anperican diplo- mats .al x
 The secretary Of state and Mrs. Hay arrived ea8ly and were given seatsf at Che front Of Ehe church The secretary of war and Mrs. Taft, the secretary of the navy and Miss Morton and Sena- tor and Mrs Fairbanks also were as- signed seats in the middle aisle
 The ehurch was abeau tifiliy decora3- cd m white chry ysanth efnun1s, bride roses, palms and lilies of the valley
 The minister and his bride have left Washington for a brief wedding trip.
 Few diplomats. in so short time have made as many friends as ss the rsetIeriarids minister, and Miss Glover vas general favor4te in the society of the capital. @ &fis aS4 asrs eeEA#A 5TT-a~ srrn= Ez'=---s E.
 Pig and Rooster Comrades. :.
 Low iston. Mes-A remaf kabIe case oi eomradeship and apparent affection be- ktsn t rooster and a little pig may be seen any day at MT. George McGraw s home at Sabatis. The fowl and the'pig are insspasah eh htizl from the same trough and living on the best of terms. Hhs stands or lies for hours with .his hose under the rooster wing. :. The Foostsr Belongs to Rev IL $. Williams, whose flock of hens he deserted to.taRe up his present quarters. A few days ago the rooster was taken hon but ihesoon escaped au went back te his bristly5som- sade, who had spent fHe tiinssof separa- tion in disconsolate squealing.