New Britain herald., 1930-01-08

registrar of tho royal house. It will | b. preserved in the archives of the | Quirinal Fclerzoni bowed low in | taking the register.
 Moves 10 Throne Room
 The procession then moved 10 the | throne room, where the bridal par | Wcer cnthronod to receive homage. | The guests passed before them, the | mon kissing the hand of the Princess 1 and the women curtseying to tue | Prince.
 The bridal pair then appeared o0 | the balcony of the palace to receive | the tumultuous homage of the vast | throng
 The lovely blonde princess made a beautiful bride, and her gown was magnificent. She was white" bride, the costume, on which the best dressmakcrs of Europe labored for months, being of white silk and pannc velvet trimmed with crmine. It had a white velvet court mantle $ feet long trimmed with erminc 16 inches wide. The wedding veil was of Brussels lace. The costumes of the guests, prescribed by court etiquette, put the stamp of the high est approval in Europe on long skirts, and on modesty in dress, de- collettc being forbidden.
 The only Americans invited were the American embassy staff and their wives.
 Mrs Garrctt'S Gown
 Mrs. John W. Garrett. wife of the United States ambassador, wore gown of cloth of silver shot with blue, with a silver veil and long court train. The robe was cut in medieval curves, while her head was | covered with a rich diadcm.
 Mrs R. $ Holmes, wife of the na- val attache, wore green georgcuc | with a green velvet train
 Mrs. J. l.. Collins. wife of the mili- tary attachc. was in apricot geor- i gettc with d train of gold lame
 Mrs. NJ. NJ Mitchell. wife of the commercial attache, wore white satin and lace with a white velvet train. | Mrs. H. II. Putnam, wife Of the second secretary, was goWned m mink satin with q train of pink and | silver lame. lined with pink satin.
 Mrs. Selden Chapin. wife oi tn" i third secretary, wore blue georgeti" | with a silver lamc train.
 Mrs. A. A. Osborne. wife Of the as sistant commercial attache was m apricot, with a train Of apricot vel vet lined with satin.
 Mrs. G. r.. Lowell, Jr., wifi" Of the army air attachc. was in silver and l cold lame with train of lame
 Mrs. P. x l.. Bellinger, wife Of the naval air attache. was in orchid chli- -on with a train of silver cloth
 Queens Gown Champagne | The queen Of Italy wore cham paene-colored dress embroldeFeo with gold and pearls. tram 'hrce wards long and gold mantle i've wards long. Th day of the wedding coincidcd with the queens 3th birthday. the date having been chosen by Prince Humbert himself l in honor of his mother. | The Italian princesseS wore royal mantlcs of the House at savoy the reignine family, over their gowns. 1 This was the first royal wedding in the Pauline chapel since Hum 1 ber,'s elder sister Yolauda, was mar riod 10 Count calvi Di Bcrgolo on l April 9, 1923.
 | Tho wedding of Humber and i Marie Jose appoalcd to the romantic ! instincts of the J.atins. for ii is gen. orally understood in Europe to be 1 ont Of those occasional royal we'd dings where the feelings Of bride and groom coincide with tho choic" of stalr.
 In r.ct. uarriagcs for lov" nav" marked tho members of both royal families. Marie. loses brother, Leo bold, Duke of Brabant. married Princess Astr,d Of sweden, which Was conceded 10 be a lov" match, Hmmbcrrs sister. Nolanda. was mar ri"d outside Of royalty 10 the man of nrr choice. Couul Calvi Di Ber- go)o
 Friends since Childhood
 Humbcrt Is 2I and his bride @3. They have known each other since child ', and the athletic Italian was rrputod to ho tho girls fairy prince" whom she adorod as q child, Tho first met at Lido in Venice. when hc was fl and she was 12. Th"roafrer the two royal families ,qucntly Hnnmcred togethrd in the north of Italy and the prince and princess were much together, The princess went to school in Italy and speaks Italian ruently. in addi- ton 10 other languages