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THE COURIER.
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Lady Anne Coventry's marriage to
Prince Victor Dhuleep Singh wrap inter
esting for many reasons. First o! all, it
wbh a genuine love match, tho pair being
quito absurdly devoted to each other
and huvicg had to display constancy and
patienco under various trying delayp;
then the bride is the daughter or an offic
cial of the royal household; also tho
rumor bad gone about that the display
of jewels would be raaguilicent, which
proved to bo the case. It was really a
charming wedding, but. I was much
amused at the naivo disappointment of
certain good people who did not know
tho prince by eight. They had evidently
expected a romantic-looking dusky hero
whereas he, though very Oriental in
type, CDuld cot be called handsome, and
his stoutness and (dare I whisper it?)
absence of neck ssomed to grieve these
worthies greatly. Now ho is a thor
oughly good fellow and amiable, which
is far better than being beautiful, so I
thought all this unreasonable. How- mjy Van do Weyer), Lady Victor a
over, tho appearance of tho bride and Herbert, and tho PrincEB Louise's
bridesmaid gave consolation. Lady handsome niec?. Miss Elspeth Camp
Anne, refined, slendrr and graceful, bell (the young Jady who plays tho bag
looked really pontic in her softly-falling p;?e3 They woro white silk trimmed'
satin gown and Marie Antoinette fichu, w;,n golden otter end silver gauz-.
simple tulle veil and coronal oiange Too picturesque tat3 were of si!
Howerj. She left all her gorgeous gems v,r pauze, turned up sharply on ono
in?her jewel cjs?, wearing only ono gift tjj0 with mirror velvet rosettes (each
off the bridegroom's, a largo turquoise jatiy having a different olor) and whita
sst in brilliants. You will cbservo that plumes fastened with a paste bioocb.
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Hairdressing. Dks. Everett, Managing Plu'sicians.
Shaving-
ering the beauties of her stars. But
this is what the Queen has always done,
so doubtless she has given her beet-loved
(laughter many a lesson in fortitude.
By tho way, did you hear what tho
dear old lady said to Prince Henry of
Prussia wheq be came over to say good
bye to her? She laughed rather quiz
zicnlly at the bombastic little airs which
he has begun to learn from his brother,
our smart brides nearly always wear tur
quoise of late; this is because we arc be
coming more superstitious and try to
carry out tho adaso which threatens ill
luck unless the bride wear
Something old
and something new,
Something borrowed
and something blue.
The six bridesmaids were Lady Anne's
sister, Dorothy Coventry; the bride,
groom's two bister?. Princess Sophie aud
Princess Bamba Dhuleep Sin;h; Miss
Brenda Van do Weyer (daughter of Lady
MEXI TO 1 COOK'S HIT
and said: "Well, good-bye, and luck go
They carried graceful posies of lillies of with you; but, my dear grandson, don t
lh.3 valley. Tb.9 presents frpm the bride- kill quite all the poor Chinese!" The
groom wero ruby and diamond crown
brooches with the initials "! A."'
And th3 wedding gifts! I must men
tion the bridegroom's offerings in detail.
First of all thcie was tho diamond crown
and very charming, in design it is
then
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And the most important factor in a well
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be tempered to any degree nccssary for for splendor wherever she appears.
baking. One of the most particular
elements of making na atible, healthy
baked food consists in k-seping the oven
at the proper heat. It must also be
economical of fuel, in siz and form it
must be symmetrical; maieriil and work
nsanship the most perfect. It should
have beautiful and artistic designs ia
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All hese essential fcatcr;e wo have in
the New Lincoln Steel Ringe. Th:s is
our reason for calling it the
Queen is always a little unmerciful to
anything that looks like "putting on
side.'
The dramatic entertainment at Blen
heim was a, big success. The first part
consisted of tab'.e us. "The Presenta-
the lovely collar of pearls, eight tion of Mme du Barri to Louis XV"
rows, with bars of brilliants between; showed the Duke of Marlborough f s
also a leng rppo of single pearls of match- Louis and Lady Sarah Wilson blonde
lees sbapo and lustre. A heart of bril- and buxom as the heroine, while the
Hants had a center formed of a lovely young duchess was a dainty Comtcssedc
rose-pink diamond. There were three Beam and Lord Chesterfield a hanissmo
single stone rings such stones! a chain Cardinal. Another very Eucces-ful
bracelet cct with pearls and diamonds; 6cene was the Empress Theodora (Lady
and. norhans thn rant nf all n trulv TlanHnlnh fJhnrphilM rpnirini Ihn hnm.
magnifiient necklace of Cabochon em- age of her court. This was as sensuously I I J.Q 1 H fc;
eralds mounted with rate white sap- baauful a picture as fcoiuls charms, rich
pbires. Victor is evidently determined color and dazzling jewels could make it. TR,AI?f TO TAJCK
thit his princess shall carry off the palm After the tableaux came a musical bur- -
lesque, "An Idle Hour.' The scene was
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Is it not a good idea to establish a laid in the grounds nf ''the Jubilee
lifeboat as a memorial of Poor Terriss? Hotel,'' kept by a typical (?) Yanke?,
It is to be called "The Breezy Bill,' t'aus Septimus Sands (in representing whom
perpetuating, not only tho pet name, but the duke was permitted by his spouse to
the brave memory of one who, on several cariciture her countrymen in most
occasions, sived liv s at sea at the risk diverting fasbior.) A widowed Countess,
ofhisowa. Deir old '"Bill" Icivcs only whoso husband has vanished in a ball
20.000. People teem surpiised, but room (and, of course, reappears), and a
not so thes: who knew his generous very up-to-date lady journalist were
temperament. It is a wonder ho left so played by the duehets and Lady Ran
murb. dolpb; Mrs. Oshant (a s":it on Mrs. O.
Uavo you seen any copies o! Princess Chant) was played by Lady Churchill;
Beatrice's boak, "Comfort in Sorow?" the two sisters of the duke, Lad r Lilian
It is published at Darmstadt, in Ger- and Lady Xorih Churchill, played a pert
man, I am sorry to say, it being her idea Barmaid and a Salvation Army Lass;
to issue it in language native to, and there was also the Husband, a Vicompte,
loved by her lost one. I hope there will a Boots and a Chinaman; the latter
soon be an English translation, for the represented by Lady Randolph's hand
work will do gojd to many sad hearts, some younger son. What glorious dark
I think everyone is surprised at its lofti- eyes that boy has! .Ho will do mischief
n3s and depth. One expected it to be I wager, in the dove cotes!
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true, tenderly and womanly, but one
was not prepared to find evidence of the
possession, by this quiet royal woman,
of a commanding and subtle intellect.
There are some wonderful thoughts; sfco
attacks the problems of life and death
firmly, bravely and with" originality.
Tbe subject is, of course, too serious for
detailed notice here, I can only give you
the benefit of one idea. She speaks of g1(
ine times wnsn tne soui oi tne mourner
is throuded in utter darkness. "Let us
dwell therein,' she says. "In vain shall
we Bjekto illuminate tho darkness with
candles. Perhaps we shall discover new
-beauties in the stars. Is not this true
courage? When her sun sets forever, it
takes a noble soul to set about discov-
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