The Washington times., 1922-02-28

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cannon sisnaIeu .ne pa,.aa
,uha,.a ~ aro,n ~ wounded soldiera
who had been allotted space in the
forecourt by the King himself,
threw their caps into the air and
cheered till they were hoarse.
Crowds rorh ~ DayDreah'
The crowds along the way, many
of whom had been standing on the
pavements since before daybreak,
took up the acclaiming cry, and
one huge shout rolled for miles all
the way along the route to the
cathedral.
1t was a few minutes after IL
o'clock when DOwaRer Queen Alex
andria. mother Of King George ana
grandmother OF the bride, accom-
panied by her suite OF ladies' In
waiting, stepped into glass ana
gilt coach, and the procession was
under way.
All traffic was stopped In the
streets traversed by the carriages.
and the crowds were held back
mainly by troops wearing red coats
and great bearskin shakos. The
dowager queen was followed by
another coach bearing Queen Mary.
escorted by troops in scarlet coats
and silver helmets.
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Later came carriages bearing
Prince Henry in a scarlet uniform
of the British army and Prince
George in a navy uniform Of blue
+ bedecked with gold braid. Other
carriages bore ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ladies' in waiting.
It was not until 16 minutes after
II that a thunder of cheers pro-
claimed that King George had left
the palace in a gold and scarlet
uniform of a colonel of the Gren.
adiers. There were two outr.ders
thanking the four bays that drew
the K .ng's carriage.
The bride rode in a carriage &C
companied by her maids. As she
passed. men and women cheered,
waved handkerchiefs, and tossed
their hats into the air. The bride
smiled upon the crowd and was
rad: antly happy, 1t could be seen.
At the abbey the royal family was
met by the dean. gowned In a purple
robe with a cape Of embroidered gold.
The family was escorted within the
altar. Most of the guests were seated
in the naves and lanterns OF the
church. which gave them poor
view of the nuptial procession.
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sea wItiiih the 1891 iu'i " await
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oy Her iather. ihere was scarceIy
suouueu exclamation Oh oensnt Ironl
sne women as tne princess passed
one wore the Deautitui Weouing gown
OF SILVER cloth, siightiy decollette'
ana reaching her ankles. II was over
huIs WIN wnlte Hlarquisette, ricnly
empreidered with pearls. ana was
girdled with silver cord from which
cropped wreath OF orange puos
The train was OF silver duchess satin,
draped at the shoulders with honiton
lace which Queen Mary had worn
at her wedding.
Maids wear MARY Blue.
Behind Mary came the brides
maids-three cousins and five per.
sonal friends. They wore gowns
OF silver cloth decorated with silver