The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-28
PRINCESS MARY welded TO
VISC0UNT lASCElLES WITH P0MP
BETTING ROYAL MARRIAGE
Vast Crowds Give Couple Tumultuous Greet
ings as They Arrive at and Leave West
minister Abbey Where Ceremony Takes
Place; Four Bands Furnish Entertainment

only daughter oS King GEORGE and
Queen Mary was married today TO
Nscount I.nscolles with all tho
pomp and dignity bcn,iinR a royal
wedding.
The ceremony began in Wcs -
minister Abney 1t 1850 o'clock.
and soon thereafter the couple
were pronounced man and wife.
while the chimes ~ Westminster
rang ont the happy message and
vast crowds gave tumultuous
greetings
IN. scene OF tho ceremony with
In the historic walls of the Abbey
was one of Impressive grandeur.
with the King and queen and the
entire royal house hold pnrticipat-
lng and with an ranks represent
ed IN the brilliant ussemhlago,
while outside the Abbey euthuslas-
tic popular homage was given the
bridal pair
The long awaited day found
London crowded wl'h excursion
lists from an parts of the isles and
the continent. Americans al-n
were In evidence. HUNDREDS having
made tho voyage Co gain 70 glimps"
Of the great state function.
crowds around Palace.
an those. augmented hY native
i.ondouefE. most of whom took the
dpy OF crowded into every nich"
about Buckingham Palace. along
/ tho Mail IN Trafalgar square,
/ down whitehall and In tho pre-
clncts OF the parliament building
land the Abbey Many paid high
prices FOR seats In stands or even
! standing room la windows flank
ing the wav
Hours before the wedding there
were oVcrflows of humanity Do
] every street trnnsvsrslnr thg route
OF the wcddine party Some
B bringing blankets ana food. made
/ rerfHin ~ seeing their princess hA
] keeping all night possession oi
/ carefully chosen positions
Al s.li o'clock ychlculnr truffl,
was diverted from the streets be'
tween the palace and the Abbey
hv r. force - s 900 hiuc-coatvd aud
white -riosed police who lined th'
rovnl wnv rrnwliug watchers hacN
20 the curbiur Tho arrival of
the ruef,s. who had Co be in th.ll
places by 1850 O'Clock. WAC th,
first reward for the occupants ol
The gally tagged stands
only motors and carriages bear
ing ticket holders were permit cd
ta pnsH the police lines. The con
lNe.nncc4 put down nt the Abbey
doors streams oi gorEcously gown
ed women. mvriBds of diamonds
sapphire= and other preclou'
stones flashing from their tiarns
necklaces and bracelets T9"ii
escorts were rcsplenden' IN scrV
2 #HN d a. :
white SILK stockings and three
rornered hats of court rogalia
1 Metnhrrs of the diplomatic corp
wee shown their seats by th'
mnster of ceremonies.
I outside buckingham Palace
and n few mumenss later abou
lihe Abbey. military guards o
thonnr took up their positions
f,rmlng "a line IN front 81 the po
lice their tail fur Hhakos and scar
lot and white uniforms making
hrllllnnt spectacle ~ the mile an'
IA half OF thorouEhfarr.
Tour Iiands Entertain.
Two thousand - fhc kings li'
gunrdsmen and terriiorinls wer'
pnradad FOR this duty Win th"n
were their four bands, whlch en-
t.r.aIned the crowds until, AT 4
] nNnEH. NNMNaNNN NNNfNHNN" NN.'f
p,ounted escor' hcralded the dr
parture Of the two carriages iron
Nnrtborough House carrNinl
Queen Mother Alexandra nn'
princCss Victoria, with the queen
suite. III
cum Of the applause and oh"crinl
which the crowds were roHorNlnl
| for the bride A. tire cnrras
-olted Iy the guardsmrn snappe'
90 "uresent" giving the royal -
iufe and tho hands hlarcd IN
ouaen mothers anthem
There WIS one -ntnui" inter
liuGe then FROM buckingham fhl
lace M the end nf the NAL run
, died the three carriages OF Ruo'
Nnrv. the Duke OF YORK an
| prlncaf Henry ana George.
| f.be.rs fnr 'hcae members OF IN
| rrvnl family had scarcely ahnte
| atcnr tho elbowinE masses, no'
| u,-fosing In their eXpe'tang
,,t,en from that portion OF IN
route nearest the palace door var
| ,hc cheers sweiled ~ heatenin
cr.srendo ns the eilded glass cnac
/ h,.ri,,r tho Princes Mary ana NJ
sa,her rumblcd through the hronf
gate. 49,, -. ,yy
| ugf-rc the coach nnd me w
trottinu carriages bearing "
| nrinrc-s. iadics-in- waiting ana th
4 tir..is attendants hHd reached IN
entrance to- the Mall the ch'ef y
had ruread halfway aow, W
s"ep,te Tho hands rondflon z
Cod Save She klnE was ulu,",
,he hoofa ~ the hays drawing th
lhtstorte Irish state coach ~
thoae of tho soverrign's mnunir
cecort also were drowned in th
cries and nnplause
Tho coach. which derives ~
name from tho piar' whore T. w
hniit. has a hirh seat with spaci"'
| risto glass sides through whlo
| me lectures Of tho princess y
the King were easily diroerninh
II .s,.,etu,,,ad an ttage thfcel