The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-15
ROYAL WEDDING
 BRINGS LONDON
 ROYALTIES OUT
Prince Arthur of COnnauqht
 Joined in WedlOck to Prin- . cess Alexandra Victoria.
IN ANCIENT CHAPEL
 OF.ST. JAMES PALACE
Groom, Son of Canada's Cover nor General and Bride,
 Daughter of Princess Royale, Louise.

London Oct. 15-Prince Arthur of Connaught. son of the governor gen eraI of Canada, and Princess Alex andra. Victoria, Duchess of Fife, eld- est daughter of the Princess Royal Louise. were married, today in the ancient chapel of St. James Palace, where both of them had been bap- Eized-
 There was room for less than 300 in the simple though expensively deco rated church but not since the coro- nation of King George had there been such a gathering of royalties and not able personages as on this occasion. Besides King George, Queen Mary, Ioueen Mother Alexandria. the King and Queen of Norway and other royal relatives of the couple to the number of a score or more, the congregatio on kconsisted of members of the diplo- 1natIc corps of the British cabinet and iof the roys1 households and of a few distinguished persons who had been especially honored.
 Among the diplomats were Anlbas- isador Walter H. Page and among the i1adIes who had received special in- Fvitafions were Lady Decies, formerly Miss Helen Vivian Gould. and Lady I-Alastair Innis-Kerr, formerly Miss kAnne Breese. both of whom were ae-
 
 wore their famous jewels
 The chapel in fact g1ittered with fdianonds and pearls, almost every woman present wearing a tiara and necklace each of fabulous value. Lord and Lady Strathcona and Mount Roy al and Lord and Lady Mount Stephen also were among the very few to whom invitations had been issued. z
 The bride entered the chapel be- tween King, George and her mother. and looked charming in a dainty dress of white charmeuse with pearls and diamonds and adoTned with exquisite Brussels applique lace Of which the bridal veil also FsaS fsAs5e. s5s-Fs
 Five bridesmaids were Princess Mary, daughter of the King and Eoueen; Princess Maud, only sister of the bride; Princess Victoria and s1ril1z Duke and Duchess Of Teck; and Frin7 lcess Nary the little daughter of Prince and Princess Alexander of Teck. Their frocks were made of delicate shell pink charmeuze and cream lace and they carried beautiful lbouquets of carnations and lilies, the same flowers as decorated the chapel royal
 Ths pages were little Prince John, fhe KtnEs youngest son. and Prince kOlaK. of Norway.
 Prince Arthur wore his uniform as E1 CARta1l or L4S -8tOyai 9aScOIS trays with it's bright scarlet tunic and nigh bearslkin busby and all the men among his royal relatives also wore military uniforms covered with decorations. The King was dressed as a field mar BhaI.
 The Queens and other ladies were Sn beautiful costumes dazzling with Jewels.
 The ceremony was extremely simple and was performed by the Archbishop of Canterbury. the Bishop of London Ms dean of the chapels royal and Can on Edgar Sheppard, sub-dean of the chapels royal, before an altar embel- sished with gold cande1abra. After xhe ceremony the Archbishop of Can terbury delivered a short address.
 The first part of the honeymoon is to be spent at the residence of Wal Ger F. Astor at Sandwich Bay on-the southeast coast of England.
 A futile attempt to reach George and Queen Mary was made by mili- Eant suffragette, Margaret Sterling, as Their Majesties were driving, this morning. to St. James Palace to at tend the wedding. The woman broke Through the line of police, waving a petition, but she was seized and ar Hrested.