The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-24

tess and Earl of Dudley; the Honor ables Nigel and Marion Giyn, children of Lord and Lady wolverton; and Miss James, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. William James.
 Major George L. Holford, equerry-in- waiting. to the King through whom the bride and groom first met, supported MT. Ward and the ushers were Messrs Cyril. Robert and Gerald Ward. broth CTS of the groom. Ogden Ried, Craig wadsworth. Grant Smith and E. shel- don whitehouse. Among those invit- ed to the ceremony In the Chapel Royal were: All the ambassadors of foreign countries accredited to the Court of St. James: Mir. F. E. de Billie. Danish Minister and dean of the minister's; The right Honorable H. H. Asquith. prime minister and Mrs. Asquith; Sir Erward Grey. Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs; Sir Charles and Lady Hardinge Mir. and Mrs. Lewis Har- court. MT. A. J. Balfour. ex-premier; Lord and Lady Lansdowne, the Duke and Duchess of Buccleuch, Lord and Lady Londonderry, The Misses Helen and Kate Bryce and Miss Sibyl Doug las of New York, Lord and Lady Cos ford. Lady Theodore Acheson, Miss Helen Post, Mir. Henry White, Ameri- can Ambassador to France; Mir. and
 
 Commander and Mrs. Gibbons. Mir. J. Ridgeley Carter, MT. and Miss Carter. Mir. D. O. Mills, Mir, and Mrs. Ogden Mills and Miss Mills, Mir. and Mrs. Cav endish Bentinck, the Earl and Coun- tess of Dudley, the Dowager Lady Dud- ley and Lord and Lady Wolverton. Mir. J. P. Morgan was invited but as he had to sail for America last week he could not attend.
 al hao Nrf1n haau the racinianf of greater or more beautiful lot of wedding presents. There were many handsome and costly pieces of jewelry. bric-a-brac and hundreds of other ar ticles, besides the presents of the im- mediate relatives of the couple, the nature of which remain their secret. but the ho0by of both MT. and Mrs. Ward of collecting old silver must have been known to their friends for the presents of silver form a very fine col lection. The Prince and Princess of Wales were among those who gratified the couples love of old silver. Their Royal Highness' present consisted of a splendid set of old silver sauce dishes recently secured at sale Of an h1stor- teal collection. The Earl and Coun- tess of Dudley sent set of silver dishes, the Dowager Lady Dudley. a set of silver flower bowls while Mir. Wards brothers and his only sister Lady Wolverton, added other handsome pieces. all of the period of George III Notable amongst a great collection were: necklace of carved emeralds and sapphires, a copy of an ancient Oriental necklace from Mir. J. P. Nor gan; diamond comb, Mrs. W. D. Sloane of New York; diamond 7lalr ornament Mrs Twombley, New York; silver tray Mrs. Hay, Washington; diamond and emerald corsage piece, MT. and Mrs. ogden Mills; diamond drop, Mrs. Rus sell Sage; amethyst and diamond brooch, Lord Roseberry; gold tea cad dies of the period of George l., Lord and Lady Mount stephen; silver break fast set, Mrs. Charles B. Alexander; silver tea and coffeee set Mrs. Board man of Washington; diamond and pearl pin, MT. and Mrs. W. W. Astor; sap phire and diamond pin. Mrs. J. Astor; gold cups, Lady Barrymore; Heley China cups, the Secretary of State and Mrs Root; pearl and diamond ring. Miss Jennie Crocker; fitted travelling bag, Mir. Templeton Crocker; silver gilt tea set, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Grant; fitted travelling bag, Sir John and Lady Lister Kaye; gold purse studded with sapphires. Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt.