Evening journal., 1922-02-21
WHEN NARY WEDS
BY MILTON BRONNER.

BY MILTON BltONNEk.
LONDON.-The ultimate In pa
goan,ry, music and ritual will be
achieved February eS when Princess
Mary Will break all records Of the
British royal house by marrying "A
commoner, Viscount Lasceiles, whose
title is only one by courtesy He is
the heir presumptive TO Lord
Harewood. his father.
The only daughter Of tho king
and queen of England will be mar
red in historic Westminster Abbey.
this being the first time a daughter
of the royal house has been welded
there for six centuries
on the wedding morning the
route from Buckingham Palace
down the Mall through the great
Admiralty Arch along Whitehall.
where most Of the governmental
buildings are, past Parliament
House and to the Abbey. will be
lined with rows OF the gorgeous
scarlet-coated, bear-skinhatted Brit
ish Guards
-Four Professions.
People fortunate enough TO get
tickets to the abbey viii see not one,
but four professions
The first will be that OF the royal
family and representatives OF for
eign courts Queen Alexandra, the
septuaeenarian grandmother Of the
bride win be the central figure.
The second procession VIII be
that Of the Queen OF England, at
tended by the ladies of hcr house,
hold. and walking with her son, the
Duke of York followed by her
other sons. Princes Henry and
George. The Princes of Wales will
not be present, as he is touring
India.
The third procession viii be that
of Viscount Lascelles. attended by
his best man, Sir Victor Mackenzie.
who is captain in the Scots Guards
and won the Distinguished Service
order i'm the war.
After brief pause the last pro-
cession will come. The bride Will
enter leaning on the arm OF her
father, the king. and followed by
her eight bridesmaids. Lady Mary
Cambridge Lady May Cambridge,
Lady Rachel Cavendish--snid to be
the nance Of the Prince OF Wales
Lady Doris Gordon LennoX, Lady
Mary Thyme. Lady Elizabeth
Bowes-Lyon and Lady Diana Bridge
man.
Tho wedding ceremony will be
performed by the Archbishop OF
Canterbury. the head OF the Estab-
lished Church OF England. lie will
be assisted by a number OF bishops.
At the conclusion Of the cere-
mony. the bride and bridegroom
will be the hrst TO leave the abbey,
followed by the bridesmaids and
groomsmen. and then by the king
and queen and other royalties.
The procession will go back to
Buckingham Palace.
II the weather is good. the prin-
cess expects 20 go TO and from the
abbey in an open carriage, so the
people on the streets can see her
White and Silver.
The wedding will be n white and
4 silver one.
The bride will be attired In a
white silk dress. ornamented with
silver tissue, and with a long train
of similar material
Herbridesmaids will also wear
white silk with silver tissue.
The princess veil will be thu
same her mother. the queen, wore
AT her wedding.
A.. I...I D.. Ia - IrfNTaFt4ufHu FHNl
/ not wear wells but will have silver
bandeaus IN their hair instead.
The princess Will wear plain
white kid gloves and white and sill
yer satin slippers. which have been
made especially for her in the town
Of Norwich.
The women guests az the wedding
will not wear evening dress, as was
at first e~pccted. Because OF the
chill IN ,nc abbey. It has been de-
cided that they shall wear morning
dress
There are comparatively few
buildings along the line OF march
which are not public buildings
However. Spectators have already
secured an available space and are
charging from s5 to S25 for seats n
. windows
Honeymoon Plans.
The wedding pair will spend thu
first part OF their honeymoon IL
England. going 10 Weston Park
near shofnal. In Shropshire
This Is the home Of Earl an,
Countess Of Bradford. whose daugh
ter. Lady Diana Bridgeman, Is q
be one OF the bridesmaids
Later, they viii go TO ITALY
where they will be lodged In IN