The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-01


manner OF nondcscrpts are accepted as cav.
alters. and continue to make up the army q
butterflies that luttcr round foreign ladies' ne
Baden az they sit after dinner before the Kursal.
slipping their coffee al JfescO, while sounds Of
music are in the air.
Tho first American welded to an Enc
lish nobleman WINS Anne Louisa Bingham.
daughter Of W. Bingham Of Philadelphia, a
United Stntes Senator. TO Lord AsLburton:
but tho first pioneer Of American beat ty in
English society was Miss Cation OF Balti-
moro. who became first Mrs Patterson and
subsequently, Marchoness OF Wellesley. In
1925 sho visited ireland. accompanied by
her sister. who aftcrward became Lady
Stafford. Strange to say. her first intimacy and
friendship was with Saurin, then and many
years Attorney General for Ireland. tho de-
scendant OF Hugucnot refugee. the deadly
opponent OF Catholic emancipation. the prose.
cutor and prosecutor Of the Irish people. When
tho excitement OF the Hohenlohe miracles
brought out the fact that his fair friend was q
Catholic. no was startled. but did not give up
his regard. She was presented by him at tho
Irish Court. The Marquis Of Wellesley who
wns then Lord Lieutenant. and most .iastidous
In his ideas Of beauty was instantly struck by
her charms. He offered his hand and was
accepted; and ut that period. before Roman
Catholic emancipation was carried. the mar
riage Of q Lord Lieutenant to Catholic lady
excited az may be believed no ordinary interest.
They were married by both the Protestant and
Roman Catholic Archbshops. Her niece.
Miss Mary McTavish. the Edith OF tho Con.
ingsby :" OF Dsraeli. and one OF the most brll-
liant Visions OF beauty that ever broke on Ions
don society," was married to Lord Carsle's
brother. the Hon. Henry Howard at Sutherland
House. and posed her wedding week at tho
suburban paradise Of Chiswick whore tho
beautiful Duchesses OF Devonshrc and Suther-
land passed their honeymoons. and whore Fox
and Canning died. Lady Wellesley's other sis
ter Louisa. widow Of Sir FELTON, Hcrycy was
married to tho Duke Of Leeds in 1928.
After them came Elizabeth. sister Of the lato
Gen. Wadsworth Of Goneseo. who was married
TO the Hon. Charles Augustus MURRAY son OF
the Earl Of Dunmoro; in 1852. Ellen, daughter
of Edmund Dwight Of Boston to the lion. Edo
Ward Turner Boyd Twstlcton. son Of Lord
Sugc and Sale; in 1868 Ella, daughter OF Conn
modorc Magrudcr 10 Lord Abngcr; in 1874.
Miss Jerome daughter Of Leonard Jerome OF
New York, to Lord Randolph Churchill. son OF
the Duke Of Marlborough; in 1876, Miss Con-
suelo Ygnaza OF New York to Viscount Mande-
Vile heir apparent OF the Duke OF Manchester:
and In 1877. Sophia. daughter Of S. Wells Will
liams OF New Haven. to the Hon. Thomas Gross
ycnor son Of Lord Ebury. II TO these SHOULD DO
tho grandsons Of peers. haronots. or knights.
the list would be- considerably extended.
| French. Italians Russians. Germans. visit
| England every season; but tho only foreign
| ladies from all other countries We re-
member to have bocn welded within th, samo
timo to members of the British nobility wero
| Catherine daughter of Count Woronzow Of tho
| Crimea married to the Earl Of pemrroke:
| Emily. daughter OF tho Comte de FHhault.
married to the Marquis Of Lansdowne in 1913;
| and Berthe. daughter Of the Count dc Mon.
| tigny married to Lord Emily in 1857.
| In Paris. in Vienna. in 81. Petersburg. We rare-
| ". II ever. hear Of member Of the diplomatic
/ corps being welded TO n lady Of these countries.
| How is il at Washington? But n few years
| since the heads Of two of the most IMPORTANT
embassies those OF France and Russia. were
| married TO American ladies' the Count alrtiges
TO Miss Thornkike Of Boston. and Mr.. Stocked
to Miss Howard OF Springfield. Look at Wash-
ington now We find of the English Legation
Mr.. Howard. son Of Sir Henry Howard oi Corby
and cousin of Lord Carlisle and the Duke OF
| Norfolk. married to Miss Riggs daughter Of
Mr.. George Riggs. tho banker; and two or three
| others OF this legation had previously married
Americans. OF the Argentine Legation tho
Secretary. Don Julio Carrie. married a young
lady from Louisiana. OF the Brazilian, the Sec-
rotary. Mr.. De Barros. married an American
lady from Philadelphia. OF the Gun,cmaan.
the Minister. Senior Dnrlon. married am Amcri-
can lady. OF the Belgian. the Minister Mr. Del-
iosse. married an American. Miss Dchon. OF
The Turkish. the Secretary Baltazzi EIendi,
married an American lady. OF the Russian. the
second Secretary Mr. De Meissncr. married
Miss Radford. daughter Of Admiral l,,diord.
L. s. y. OF the Italian, the Minister Baron
Blanc. married an American. Miss y rry. OF
tho Legation Of sweden and Norway. TIM Scores
tary Mr.. We Bildt, married Miss Moore ot Phil-
sdclphia. or the French Legation. The Ninis-
ter Mr.. Max Outray. married Miss Helen Russ
sell OF New York. or the Chinese luus Wing
and others married American ladies. OF tho
Danish. the Minister Mr. Lindencrouo married
Mr.. Moultor. nee Greenough. nm American
Lord Beaconsfed makes Colonel and Mrs.
Campian. tho Americans. more than hold their
own in high style in Lothair." But the Amer-
lean man is not singular in not having mar-
ried into any English noble family. There
has been female prejudice against mar
rying into foreign country. OF different habits
anc ways. The only English ladies Of rank who
have married foreigners within the period OF
which we write. SO far rs we remember have
been the two daughters Of tho Earl ~ SArews-
bury-Lady Gwendalir Talbot. married i'm 1895
10 Prince Borghese ana Lady Mary. married in
ls39to the Prince PampLib Doria-and they were
Roman Catholics brought up in Italy: Lady
Sarah Nilliers daughter Of tho Earl of Jersey.
who was married in 1912 TO Prince l.-tcr.azyo Of
Galanta. and Augusta. sister OF the present Duke
Of Beaufort who married o. Baron
Nieuman. tho Austrian Ambassadr r, IN
| lsl4. Through the vast extent of the Brit
sh colonies there is no instance Of any colonial
man or woman marrying into the British nobll-
ty, with one eNception-that OF Miss McNa6
daughter Of Sir Allan McNab Of Canada who
WAS married in 1sjj to Niscount Burr eldest
son Of the Earl Of Albemare.
There is no ep,JaTaS dapcttreS about Amorl'
can women. They arc not oncumbored with
family podgrecs. which generally produce
kind Of foudal cramp in the nature and conlnd
it within an agony Of reserve. Match them II
YOU canl
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