The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-19
HELMSLEY-GREvlLL
A Marriage In High Life In Eng
land.

Collegiate Church. Warwick. Lady
Marjorie Greville. daughter of tn,
Earl and Countess of Warwick. be
came the bride today of Viscouni
Helmsley, grandson and heir of Ear
Feversham. The beauty of the bride
the social position of her mother,
the Countess of Warwick. and the
popularity of the bridegroom COM
bined to make the wedding one of
the great social events of the year.
For the accommodation of the Lon
don guests a special train was run
reaching Warwick at noon. a half
hour before the beginning of thecer-
emony. The marriage was conducted
by the bishop of Oxford assisted by
the Rev. Canon Rivington. vicar of
St. Mary's Collegiate Church and
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tie Easton, Essex. The company as
sembled in the church was a most
distinguished one. In the pews reser-
yer for the relatives of the contract
ing parties were seen the Earl of
Feversham. the Earl of Shrewsbury,
the Dowager Countess of Shrews-
bury. the Duke and Duchess of
Sutherland. Lady Accommodation
Lennox. the Duke of Leinster. the
Warehouses OF Londonderry. Lord
and Lady C~astleereagh, Lord Inges
tire. Sir Edgar and Lady Helen Vim
cent. the Countess of Wilton and
Lady Alexandra Paget.
The bridesmaids were fourteen in
number. namely, Lady Majorie Man
ners. Lady Majorie Erskino, Miss
Ivy Gordon LennoX. Miss Winifred
Paget. the Hon. Ethel Gerard. Miss
Aston. Miss Breneda Woodhouse
Lady Rosemary Leveson-G wer. Miss
Molly Beckett. Miss Little. Miss Cice
" Homer. Lady Violet Finch. Miss
Vera Dugdale and Miss Felice Gre
Vile. The children among the brides
attendants wore beautiful dresses of
soft white satin. with full skirts
wide bands. bodice of white chiffon
with caDes of red velvet tucked into
the waistband. The older young
ladies wore similar costumes. except
that the red velvet formed KIND of a
stole instead Of being tucked into
the w~aistband. They wore Romney
picture hats. trimmed with feathers
and carried big white narabout muffs
the gift of the bridegroom. The two
little pages. the Hon. Maynard Gre
vile and Viscount Grey DE Wilton.
wore costumes of white satin. red
velvet hanging caDes red silk sashes
stockings and white SHOES
with red heels.
The brides dress was a wonderful
Partisan creation of soft white chit
fon. trimmed with Mechlin lace. the
gift Of the Countess of Warwick.
The bride was -s.s....L To- the
church by a troop Of the Warwick
shire Imperial Yeomanry. and on its
to the altar the bridal process
ion passed through two rows of
Lord Helmsley's troop of Yorkshire
yeomanry and a troop Of Essex yeO
nanny. of which Lord Warwick is
the honorary colonel.
The wedding breakfast. following
Llle ceremony at Inc 'LhA'H. 'bN
place in the great nall of Warwick
Castle. which was cleared for the
purpose. as it was the only room
large enough to accommodate the two
hundred and fifty guests.
At four O'Clock. the bridal couple
left the castle for Milverton. IN rou
tie for Ingestre, b Earl Of Shrews
bury's beautiful seat. near Stafford
where the honeymoon will be pass
ed.
Lady Marjorie Greville, the bride
Of today. has been brought up en-
tirely under her mothers care. In