New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
PRINCESS MARIE MARR|ES HUMBERT
 IN ROYAL SERVICE
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ton, C nc immediately pcnlnd m" S royalties. Next were tho other Knights Of inc Annunciation, all courtesy cousins Of the king; mem bers Of the cabinet, speakers of the house and senate. numerous other state officials, the prefoctS Of tn" 9@ provinces. a delegation Of Knights of Malta and Burgomastcr Max of Brussels.
 Every queen. princess and dUrh- c2; had gcntlcmcn-in-waIung hold ing their trains Tho procession closed with waiting of th" Italian and Belgian courts.
 The procession passed through the various salons, the throne room hung with red damasll, the yellow room with it's panels of gold damask and the salon cf the cuirassiors into the Pauline chapel
 The small Baroque cvhapel was somewhat crowded, only about 59o gaining admit'onco. The day was cloudy and the light from the high windows dim. The lights Of the chapel shone >n an array of jewels sufficient to pay the national debt of many states. The women wore lace mantillas hold in place by dia dems blazing with diamonds.
 sun Suddenly Appears
 X happy auSury occurred just at the moment the ceremony began. The sun, hidden all morning, chose that time to break through the clouds. l. was hailed by all Rome as an omen of good.
 The royal and aristocratic clo- gance CT the old world held full sway. and the decline of royalty and nobility since the var was for the moment forgotten.
 The chapel itself is rich in his toric associations. Several popcs were elected and enthroncd there A funeral mass was said there for Marie Antoino;tc after she went to the gullotine in Paris.
 AS the royal Cortegc entered the chapel. Cardinal Maffi, the celebrant stood at the altar facing them. He was attended b. Monsignors Tizzi and Caladra, attired in gold -encrust- ed vestments belonging to the Medi- ii family and preserved - the Pitt palace at Florence. whence they were brought to Rome for the ccrc- mony.
 The procession approached the al tar. the kings and queens entering a specially rai1ed dais on the left, with the heads of states of their repre- sentatives and the princes and prin- Ccsses on their right.
 stand Before Altar
 Humbert and Mar stood before the altar, Humbert on the right and Marie Jose at the left. The remainder of the procession grouped itself around the chapel.
 The Cardinal descended from the altar and approached the bridal COL pie, who knelt. The Cardinal maj. the sign of the cross and began the wedding ceremony. His first ques- ton was directed to Humbert: Your Royal Highness. Prince Humbert of Piedmont. do you wish o take Her Royal Highncss, prin- cess Marie Jose of Belgium. here present, as your legitimate wife,"
 Prince Humbert turned 10 his royal father 10 ask an unspoken question. The king nodded assent. Facing the Cardinal. the Prince replied in Italian, "Yes." Turning to Marie Jose, the Car - dunal said;
 Your Royal Highncss, Princess Marie Jose of Belgium. do you wish D 10 take His Royal Highness, the Prince Of Piedmont, here present, as your legitimate husband 9" Princess Says "Ncs' ' Receiving q nodded assent from her father. King Albert. the Princess - replied also in Italian. Yes" 70 The Cardinal then joined them in matrimony, saying in Latin:
 Ego conjungo vos in matrimon- g, ium in Nomine Patris r.t Filii at Spiritus SanCti" q join you in matrimony in the name Of the Father, and of the Son, and of the - Holy Ghost)
 While the Cardinal pronounced the formula, four witnesses held a veIl .. over the heads Of the bridal coup;r.
 The Cardinal next read articles I30, 13l, and I&2 Of the Italian cirtl % code, explaining the duties of hus- - hand and wife. The signatures nf the wedding act followed. Huubort signing first as tho register was pr.- - sented to him, and Marie Jose fo- - lowing
 When the wedding ceremony WIS completed, the Cardinal began d . low mass, Marie Jose and Humhort hnolt on twin pri" doau before t1. altar.
 When the daA's Gospel was read thot missal was taken before Ih, dais Of King Victor Emmanuel WI, kissed the page rovrrontly.
 All through tho mass rcfcreuc , were made 10 the sacrament oI matrimony and inc duties of mar. . ried life, including St. raul's nov ing elaboration. Husbands, lov. . yCur wives: wives. love your hu". - lands" which abjurrs the husbaur to love and cherish his wife oyyl above his own life. and the wife z be obcdlent and faithful.
 Invocation for EriIc
 During the reading Of the prayc". Pro Sponsa. that is, for the bridr the celebrant made an invocation that the bride should he "as gent, as Rachel as wise as RobeccH. a, Iong-lived and faithful as sara" \ hidden choir sang several hymns including the "Panis Aneelicus' ana "Adoremus re, Christc,' of PaIos trina.
 On the elevation Of the Host. mid. way in the mass, low drumbeat! were heard and trumpet calls wor' sounded by trumpctcrs hidden b.