The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-15

king. arrived ut tho chapel the ch.crs
oi the crowds were loud and long
| sustained. so that the young duchess
seemed much affected by the warmth
Of the popular greeting At the on
trance TO the chapel her royal high
ness was received by the lord cham
berlain and other dlPnitarles. Here
she was Joined by her bridesmaids
Princess Mary of Wales. Princess
Maud Of Fife Princess Patricia Of
ConnaGght and Princess Mary or
Teck. The bridesmaids were gownod
in blue. Little Prince John. youngcat
son Of the King ana queen. ana his
cousin Prince Olar. az Norway Joined
the procession Of train bearers.
Dispense With State Wedd;ao.
Meanwhile the members OF the dis.
tinguished company o: guests, some
800 in ELL were taking up their places
inside the chapel. Occupying gilt
chairs grouped in front of the altar
were the queen ana other members of
The roy al family.
In her bridal dress OF soft IVORY
satin and an exquisite wedding veil
that had belonged To Queen Victoria.
tho youthful bride looked a charming
type of English beauty ana refine
ment. Her jewels we've magnificent
pearls. some the gift of ihs brlde-
groom, some formerly worn by Queen
Alexandra and some the glf, nr King
George and Queen Mary.
Much OF tho formality and ceremony
mat accompany a state wedding WAS
dispensed With, In accordance with the
desire 10 make the wedding NOR. ri
"atc itan public. The king. hay.ng
'ed his ncicc n. her place before the
''ar' Sh" cnrtseyed 10 the imposlnp
group "f her rolay relatives. and tfc
ring then gave her hand q Prince
Arthur who, bending his head took
ne hand IN his own and Just brushed
ne finger tips with his lips.
Immediately afterwards the ,oica of
BE oncieiing clergyman broke tho
Of silk and satin dresses With
ne opening words Of the marrio...
ervicc. Prince Arthur spoke he rc-
'PohS"5 in firm voice. The
rice was almost inaudible, and one
'ouid not fail ia notice that. as the
HShop soiomnly spoke Of marrlagr "a
hot u! any In he cntorprised nor 10
," 'aH"n In hama unadvisedly, lightly.
T wahtonly," tears were plainly Wis.
lie in her eyes.
CTaNL, ~
INC hencdiction having been pro~
ouaced the bride and bridegroom
"''ed procession left the chapel the
ryan p"aling forth the Joyous strnlns
Nendelsshon's wedding march.
The bride and bridegroom had uonv
'"d wishes expressed as. after The
rcm"nE. they proceeded to 81. Jam.a.
'''''' Inc register was signed IN
10 great drawing room, four ouee,.
40 Two KINGS. rs well as other meo-
rf" ~ the royal circle. appendl,p
''ir ai"natErcs with tho clara,. ~
tcndnncc. 81
10 wedding breakfast wse eoryo6
INC state dining room for tho kim
!" '''''n, tho bride and bridegroom.
. royal and nrincely guests. JIe
'J,S'> proposed the health OF tha
WIN Wooded pair.
=, ave carly days Of the honeymoon
~ '' '2'nt at well known country
"''' D'lonsing to Intimate friends of
royal family. Subsequently, the
"hg couple win take M their hona
'burnholmc. near York
suHragette is Arrested.
MISS Margaret Storlinp n,,,,.o,
ilraFcttc, attempted 10 rooch ~.
'"rs' and Queen Mary as ,hcir ,na'
W W'r' on their way to the we'd.
%, enc broke through the line o.
p"','e' waving nctltion. but was
Tvs oil InIlc