The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-31

t'Q ~ Alt hAuht = great ~ VI wei /
come greeted the bridal couple. which
they grariousiy Acknowledged with |
smiles aad bows
Today the nopulace is Ike multi !
tude Of happy children. Thousands ara
swarming through the principal streets, |
which ase nearly impossible. blowinA
horns, singing the national hymn, fol-
lowing the bands. and swinging colored
lanterns. Aged housewives with their
husbands from the provinces are joining
hands with stylish city folks and dancing
10 the music Of street pianos Free per-
formances are being given in theprin-
cipal theatres and in TIE houses OF the
nobility an over the land there is feast
ing and merfymaising. At the pa'ace
tonight state banquet takes place to
be followed by a grand ban to which
all the great people OF Spain have been
invited In addition TO all the princes and
other foreign ENJOYS IN the city. These
festivities viii continue several days and
It IS proboble that King Alfonso ana his
bride win remain in Madrid urtil the
end OF the week before departing for
the palace OF la Grania, where the
honeymoon win be passed. According to
present plans the bridal pair win spend
the summer at san SebdStlan
Gifts to the Royal Bride.
For The benefit Of the wedding guests
the numerous and valuable gifts to the
bride were displayed at the palace today
The gifts were arranged on long tables In
one OF the principal salons. The jewels
were shown in glass topped cases In the
center Of the room. The Queen Mother
OF Spain and Princess Henry Of Batten-
berg. mother Of the bride were inde-
fatigable in conducting their guests
around and pointing out the most in
teresting things.
The value OF the Kings gift TO his
bride is estimated at not less than half
million dollars. They comprise goi-
den crown studded with diamonds. dia-
mond and pearl necklaces, bracelets stud
ded with diamonds and emeralds. a dia-
mond diadem, and a number OF brooches
and earrings. The gelns for the most
part belonged to the superb collection OF
! spanish crown jewels and by order OF
the King they were taken from old pieces
Of iewelry and reset in newer fashion.
The presents from King Edward and
Queen Alexandra were turquoise and
diamond nec6iace and pendant earrings
Former Empress Eugenie gave dia-
mond tiara. the Prince and Princess OF
Wales a diamond ornament, and Prin-
cess Henry Of Battenberg a necklaces OF
pink pearls and diamonds, In addition
TO some priceless ieweled ornaments the
/ German Emperor sent as a wedding
present some magnificent hunting tro-
phies. Other gifts displayed were from
| the Austrian Emperor. the King Of Dem
mark the Czar o. Russia and other
crowned heads The intimate friends OF
the bride who sent her especially hand
some presents were Miss Jean Reid
/ daughter Of the American Ambassadors
to Great Britain Sir Thmas J. Liptcn
Astor, and the Duke and Duchess OF
] Roxburghe The gift Of the bride 70
/ the bridegroom was splendid sword
with iewened hilt The scabbard IS
sumptiously decorated with allegorical
devices.
In accordance with the custom OF royal
brides of the Catholic faith the young
Queen will send her bridal veil and lace
gown as present ~ ta9 Pope to be
added 10 the splendid collection OF lace
belonging to the Vatican. The wedding
gown is OF white satin. the skirt heavily
! embroidered IN siivsr, and trimmed with
exquisite lace which aloae represents p
small fortune. Light elnbtoideries OF
silver, delicate lace and orange blossoms
form the trimmings Of the bodice The
fuii court train. Of white satin, is q mass
OF glittering silver embroidery
spanish Royalty and orandees TAX
Ing Part In the Ceremony
Those takiag the most important pari
IN the marriage OF the King are the
members Of the royal family the Pre-.
mier and members Of the ministry viii
whom the marriage is AN affair OF stas'
as well as OF the heart; representatives
Of Spanish nobility and Knights Of the
Golden Fleece; Cardinal Sancaa, primat'
Of Spain and Archbishop Of Toledo will
a distinguished reiipue OF bishops an'
dignitaries OF the church; officers Of th'
army and navy; judges and high func
tionaries. The principal figures IN this
brilliant asscmblage are as follows:
The Royal family: the Queen Mother
Maria Christina; the KINGS sister Mari'
Theresa. wife o. Prince Ferdinand o
Prince Carlos. wldower of the Princes
II Aspmias whose little sou the infan
Alfonso. u he actual prince hereditary
OF spain The Kings aunts, the lnfantai
Isabelle Maria de ia Pax, ana Eui3iie,
Tile cabinet. Premier Moret, leadel
I OF the Liberal party. Minister Of Forelss
nnairs Duke OF Amodoyar del Rio; Un
der Secretary OF Foreign Anaiis, seno
J Ojeda Minister OF the Interior c9un
Ramaaanos. Minister Of War, Genera
Luque. prominent duing The spanish
American war; Miaister OF Marine Cap
tain Concas. Minister OF Justice, Gareli
+ Prieio. Minister of Agriculture, r. Gas
/ set Minister OF Finance, Mmas SALIVA
/ dor, Minister Of Public Instruction, san
ga-inalia de Pafades. senor Maura. eN
, premier ana leader Of the conservative
: party. The president of the senate. Mar
! shall Lopez Dondnguez. The Presiden
, Meudes Knights Of the Golden Fleece
the DuiSe Of Neragua a descendant Q
: Columbus. the Marquis dc "a visa d
= Armijo ,the Count OF cheste seao
r Montero Rios. senol Pidal
4 Chiefs 81 the Rosail Household ih
Duke of sotomayer. chief Of the koya
h Paiace. General Bescann, chief Of th
a Royal Guard: General Pecheco. chief
4 the Royal Halberdiers, the Marquis
2 Ia Nina. chief OF the ROYAL hunt
7 Church dignitaries. Cardinal Saneh'
: primate OF spain and Archbishop ~ Ie
ledo. the Bishop OF Zion, bishop for %
ARMY. The Governor o. Madrid sene
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