Evening star., 1922-02-28
SKIES OF LONDON SMILE
AS VlSCOUNT TAKES
PRINCESS BRIDE
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| George with their equerries and at
| tendants.
Cheering Spreads Down Avenue.
Cheers for these members of the
royal family had scarcely abated
| along the elbowing masses now tip
toeing in their eagerness and ex-
pectancy when from that portion of
the route nearest the palace door
yard they swelled to a deafening
| crescendo as the gilded glass coach
bearing Princess Mary and her IA
| ther rumbled through the bronze
gates.
Before the coach and the two trail
ing carriages bearing the princess
ladies-in- waiting and the kings at
tendants had reached the entrance to
the Mall the cheering had spread
half way down the troop-lined ave-
nue.. The bands rendition of God
Save the King was unheard in the
of the team of bays drawing the his
toric Irish state coach and those of
the sovereign's mounted escort also
were drowned in the cries and an
plause.
Arrivals Timed to Nicely.
The coach, which derives Its name
from the place where it was built, has
high seat. with spacious plate glass
sides through which the features of
the princess and the king were easily
discernible even by those at a consid-
cradle distance, and Is surmounted by
a gilded crown
Owing to the rehearsals OF the de-
parture OF these three carriage pro-
cessions. their arrivals at the west
door of the abbey were timed to a
nicely and afforded an almost uninter-
rupted file of the principal partici-
pants.
Members of the royal family who
were not included in the carriage pro-
cessions assembled outside the abbey
shortly after IL o'clock. where they
greeted Alexandra, and, a few minutes
later. the second party consisting of
the Duke OF York and Princes Henry
and George.
Received hy Dean.
The Dean of Westminster received
them, and. to the strains of Sir Hubert
Parry's bridal march. family heard
from the interior OF the abbey. they
were conducted by gentleman ushers
down the aisle and around the un-
known warriors grave. between rows
Of guests standing in phalanxes. tier
above tier. on either side. to their
places in the sacrarium.
Officials of the royal household
headed this procession. followed by
the Marquis and Marchioness of Cam
II,
with the Marquis and Marchioness
Carisbrooke, the Princess Royal Marie
Louise. Princess Helena Victoria, Lady
Patricia Ramsay, the Earl and Coun-
tess of Athlone. the Duchess of AL
bany. Princess Beatrice, Princess
Louise, Duchess of Argyle, Princess
Christian and the Princess Royal Vic
toria, the lord steward and lord cham
berlain: then came Prince Henry.
Queen Mother Alexandra, King George.
Queen Mary and the Duke Of York,
followed by eleven other household
officials. the attendants bringing up
the rear.
viscount Lascelles Arrives.
viscount LascelIes, accompanied by
his groomsman, Mai. Sir Victor Aud
ley Mackenzie, D. g. O., arrived at the
Poets Corner door Of the abbey and
was conducted to the seat reserved
for him at the south side Of the steps
leading to the sacrarium by one Of
their majesties' gentleman ushers. He,
with the rest of the assemblage. stood
until the royal party reached the
places assigned them.
The ofnciating clergymen-the
Archbfshops Of Canterbury and York,
the Bishops of London and oxford
and Canon Maurice Lasoelles, the
bridegroom's uncle-wearing capes,
assembled in the Jerusalem chamber
of the abbey and moved to their
places in the sacrarium. the voluntary