The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-01
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was worn BY the tall. slender bride
groom.
The contrasting Colorings Of Prince
Gcorge's naval uniform and tho roya.
air force reSnlia "f Prince Henry ana
the richly Embroidered red ci"ak-iik"
NcStmrulS OF the CLERGY tar ou;Sh"nc
in hrilliunCy the cream and gold pro-
cado OF Queen Mary'S gown and IN"
more suhducd shades Of Al"Ntndr'R
dress. 10th queens were aEItt"T Win
diamonds. Queen Mary Wearing i great
N->hHr"d r"r$aEc set with E"hS. TIC
kiu.: and queen. :he pukc ct York and
V;ScounL l.asccllca eaCh wore tn" rlu"
sash OF the Order Of tho Garter. th"
bridegroom having received that honor
from tho king on Sunday.
Just before the bride AMI NnS
reached tho rhaucrl railing, tho huh"
or York noticed that the carpet l"ad-
ing from tho steps 80 the high altar
was wrinklcd. lie arose from his scat
beside Queen Mary. stopped and
Strengthened the carpet and resumed
his seat.
Rut apparently tr had not smoothcd
MI tho wrinkles. or when the KING,
bearing the bride rn his arm, reached
the ton step. u ruom"n;l at"r. II"
trippcd. but quickly r.ratuci his TniSr
by bracinE his arm against the railing.
Princess Called woman"
For the first time on such an oCca-
sim the princess was designated by
the term woman by the clergy. I'll"
service employed was that Sc f"r'h
in the book OF common Nr0y"r, WIN
slight modification made 10 avoid rrG"'-
ties.
The bridegroom answered Il VIII
nudlh,y At some distance. Tho brides
rrtoinder was evidenced ny n slight IN
cljnation OF her hcnd--hcr words w"rc
not heard. Each repeated. aft"r ~"
Archbishop, acceptance Of tho other:
The ring was passed TO Niscount LIS
ccllcs by the groom's man an! nc
placed II on tho princess finger. the
PRINCIPALS kneit in prayer. hnd the
archbishop pronounced the couple
welded.
The bride ord groom then moved back
TO the lords table, two nr|d"ma.dS
carving the bridal train, while tn"
others remained nj the altar steps.
forming rows on either Side. To tue
modulated strains OF III" organ the
s,xty-scventh Psalm was Chan;"d. and
tho archbishop Of York completed the
! accumulation with few words.
Ar,cr tnc service tho aSScmh,a &c
stood while God Savc the King" WAS
! sung BY the choir; the officiating
! clergy, the principals and two brides
| maids passed through the kings door
In tho high altar screen 10 IN" Chap"'
OF Edward the CcntcSsor. where roy
altv registers. and tho abbey register
was inscribed, officially, recording ih"
marriage In their absence the choir
sang an anthem,
Many Americans Present
Tho long awaited day found London
! crowded with cHcursion!ss from al
, narts Of the Isles and the continent.
Americans also were IN evidence hun
: areds having made tina voyage 10 gam
! a GLIMPSE of the great state function.
| All these augmented by native Lon
: doners most OF whom took the day OF
! crowded into every niche and SPACE
about buckingham palace. along the
Mall IN Trafalgar Square. down White
! hall and in tho pr~cInc:s or ~" Darl'a'
nrnt houses and tho abbey. Many raio
/ high price. for seats in stands or even
stardinE room in windows Thanking the
way.
At s:I5 O'Clock. general veh'cular trar'
I rio WAS diverted from the streets he
! tween tho palace and tho ahoHy ny
! force OF 5000 b;uccoated and white
! rloyed police who Nucd the royal way
/ crovdlnC watchers back 70 tho curbinEs
3 Tho arrival Of the guests who had 70 h'
| in their rlaces by 1880 O'Clock was The
| first reward for tho occupants OF tht
/ caIlv Tagged stands and others who
shoulGcred together about the col"rfGi'!
! decorated ahheE area.
A Procession OF Elegance
Only Motors and carriages ec2rinf
ticket holders were permitted 70 pas
tho police lines. Tho conveyances pu
down tho abbey doors streams or Gor
] geously gowncd women. myriads OF d'"
, n,apds sapphires on their precious