The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-07
FORMER EMPEROR
ON HONEYMOON
aRoyal Pair" Celebrating
Their Wedding in Sc
clusion of Castle
BILLS SPIRITS HIGH
Proposes and Responds to
Many Toasts; Wife's Young
Girl Calls Him Funny Man"

copyright 1872 s.sy,e..1 sy Ig''rn'''0n'i News
pOORN, Nov. 6.-Within the Sc
,uslon Of the former German kais-
,,'s castle. Isolated by cordons of
suards who refused TO allow strang-
srs 20 approach, wilhelm Hohenzol-
isrr and his new bride, the former
Princess Hermine OF Reuss, today
q exran their quiet and uneveutful
"Happicst Man I'm the World"
Attaches Of the Hohenzollerns said
that william was the happiest man
n the world" and that he did not
Vlsh TO he disturbed even by those
| WHO only wanted to extend congratu-
lathns
Doorn already has settled down
| into into its place OF everyday life,
except for few slghtseers and a
few correspondents and photograph
ers who remained behind hoping
against hope that they would get a
glimpse or perhaps a statement from
one or both OF the principals.
The marriage passed off accord
fax TO the program drawn up by
| ,bs former emperor with military
nrecision. The black and white flag
Of the Hohenzollerns flew over the
castle, but there was no firing of
salutes nor flaring OF bug!os such
as would have been the case were
The former war lord still upon his
Potsdam throne.
Only a handful OF intimate friends
aad dinner within the brilliantly H.
mmlnated castle while most of tho
others were guests of Count Won
Benanic6 al Amerrogen.
She's Queen of Prussia
Within kaiser circle" the bride
will be known as German empress
and queen OF Prussia" but officially
fNlhose titles are empty as Germany is
ibw republic with a president and
has no reignlRg family.
The kaisers wife Is woman OF
spirit and forceful personality and
Il was expected she would lose no
tine in taking control OF the Doom
household. She will supervise the
servants and the management OF the
domestic affairs
II is anticipated that some OF the
clique, who have been living here
on the former kaiser's bounty Will
quickly depart.
Certain details OF the events upon
he wedding day did not come to
light until today. At the luncheon.
following the religious ceremony.
Prince Henry made a speech honor
Ing the memory of the late kaiser!n
tWilhelnms first wife). and ex-
pressing hope that his new sister
ln.law would ably fill the vacancy
eft In Wllhelm's life. Then Prince
Henry walked to the former war
ord. knelt and kissed his hand,
wilhelm arose from his seat and
kissed Henry upon the brow.
William In Good Humor.
william was In good humor. He
proposed and responded to toasts
from the guests. Princess Hermine's
Youngest daughter, 4-year-old Prin-
cess Henrietta, xnown in the house
hold as Princess Sunshine" was
seated AT separate baby table In
high chair. At times the groom
.urned and made joking remarks to
her.
There was an interesting scene
during the religious ceremony. While
Rev. DR.. Vogel. the old court chap
IIain, spoke. the former war lord
kept his eyes fixed upon the clergy
man, Hermine, at her husbands
SIDE kept her eyes on the floor.
When Doctor Vogei came to the part
OF his sermon eulogizing the memory
OF the former ka serin, the former
prince, who was ii''ing in the first
rank of spectators. nodded his head
In the affirmative.
After the ceremonies and lunchA
con were all over Wilhelm took hik
bride over the castle and introduced
hea Individually to each OF the serv-
ants.
Little Princess Henrietta grew
sleepy early In the evening and was
hken 10 her home--the home that
stands by the entrance OF the castle
grounds, There she spent the night,
watched over by faithful English
nurse.
"Where's That Funny Man"
:, Upon awakening today the first
uihg Princess Sunshine" did was
10 ask for mamma"
Mamma Is over there In the big
rouse" replied the nurse. do you
zee that room with the Ivy on the
Window
The small princess rubbed her
yes with two tiny fists and respond
Cd that she did.
Mamma Is there, but she will
nurse.
Princess Sunshine" frightened
up over the thoughts OF Sunday.
4. Where," she demanded. "is that
.uhhy man who Kissed mamma yes
Ssluay? He has got a beard like
kahta Claus and lots OF hair, too.
kissed me and took me on his
'nse and played horsie."
ihtn Henrietta asked for brothers
and sisters. II was evident she was,I
s"t nomesick. But soon her moth
h-Who Is now known TO the Doorn
nousenold as her majesty, the EN-
neS' came TO the gate house ana
sook little Henrietta over to the
,sSsue to get better acquainted with
e man who IL now married TO her
father.