The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31
MARRYING uTlrs


list OF the American ladies who Il
different periods have married foreign
nObleman, and with the aid Of friend
who has long resided IN Paris I have
succeeded In drawing up one Of form
liable length, though, Of course, by
no means exhaustive or complete. Al
no Partisan opera house is said now to
be complete without It's American
singer, 40 shortly will no aristOcratiC
family 10 Eur0pe. be thought entirely
alive 90 what Is due % its station
without an American alliance.
Time was when ghs marriage Of one
Of our bellies TO q titled foreigner Gre
ated an immense social sensation 10
the brides native land. It was 20
when the Misses Cation, of Baltimore,
espoused respectively the Duke Of
Leeds, the Marquis Of Wellesley and
Lord Stafford when Mis- Bingham
OF Philadelphia, married Lord Ash.
burton, and when Miss Caroline Ne
knight, Of BOrde ntoWn, welded the
Count de BOuxhO syden, the head Of
the ancient Russ ian family. But
times are changed now aud such
marriages have grown 50 frequent
lmOre's the pity Sc scarcely % elicit
= NAA4A-NAANs ~ wi AAAAAAa
have seen a Bourbon sue vainly for
the fair hand Of q Lowell girl, q
maiuen millionaire, and the daughter
Of Mrs. John w. Maekey could long
ere this have been allured to royalty
had the fancy taken her.
or course, Miss Patterson, Of Balti-
more, who married Jerome BOnRparte
leads the list in brillianey OF alliance
a. rrsaal ..~f--Hsr- - 49,
American woman has ever esDOused
the brother Of an Emperor, himself 3
future King. Miss Elise HensleF, Of
Boston, comes In good secondn IS
the wife Of the eK-KingO Of Portugal.
Then comes Miss Lee, OF New York,
the wife Of the Prince de EOer, uncle
70 Prince Christian, Of SchlesWig-
HOisteln, and consequently aunt b.
marriage to the Princess Helens, Of
England. Two Of the Mufats, Lu-
Glen and Achille, married American
ladies, the first having espOused Mis-
Fraser, a southern lady, and the latter
q Miss Willis, Of VirginlG. Long
years ago Miss Williams, Of George
town, DC, married the Russian
Count BOdisco. Also 10 a remote Pc
riOd belong the marriages Of Miss Nc
Kean TO the Marquis de YruiO, Miss
Cadwallader, Of philadelphia, to the
Lord Erskine, and Miss Mary Jones,
az New York, to the Count de TTO-
BRAND. OF more treoent unions may
be cited those Of the Misses Yznaga,
OF New York, the one to Lord
Vaudeville, eldest son % the Duke %
Manchester, and the other to Sir
John Lister Kaye. Miss Minnie
King, Of Georgia, became the Mar
ehioness Of AngleseY. Miss jerome,
Of New York, Is Lady Randolph
Churchill. Miss Motley, Of Boston,
married Sir William HarcouTt. The
daughter Of Senator Sharon is lady
Thomas FermOr Hesketh. Ofths two
daughters Of Mr.. Joseph Fisher Of
New York, the elder became the
Countess d'AramOn, and the younger
Countess Gherardesel, the husband o.
the latter being q descendant Of
Dante's "UgOlinO." Miss Parsons, Of
Ohio, IL the Princess de Lynar. Miss
Haight, Of New York, married the /
Duke della Tore Mr. Ben Holidays
two daughters, now both dead, were,
the one Baroness de Buster and the |
other Countess de POuFtales. Miss |
Meta Mccall, Of philadelphia mar
ried Count Diesbseh, OF Switzerland.
Miss Chisholm, OF South Carolina, is
Countess LeOnettl. The two daugh-
tiers Of Mr.. Phalen, OF New York, e.
poused In Paris-One the Marquis de /
Gabriac and the other the Count de
Narbonne. Miss Rldgway, Of Phila-
delphia, is the Marquis de Clancy.
Miss Won Hoffman, Of New York, /
became the Marquis de Mores by her
marriage with the only son Of Duke
de VallOmbrOsa In Italy the Princess
BrancacciO was Miss Field, Of New
York /; the Princess Vieovaro, Of the
Cenci family, was Miss LOrillard
Spencer; aud the Princes RnspOli,
Miss BrOadwOOd, New Orleans. Miss
Davis, Of New York, married the
Duke III Sart Miss ROserts, Of Phila-
delphla, is now the Countess GALL.
The Countess Giannetd was Miss
Kinney, the Countess BarbOllni Anna
del, Miss Lewis, Of Connecticut, and
the Marchesa TeOdOli was q Miss Con
rad. Miss Penniman, Of New York,
married the Baron de BrimOnt In
France we find, also, the Duchess de
Praslin Miss FOrbesj, the Marqulse
de TalleyTand-PerigOrd Miss Curtis.
and the Countess de Chavigny Miss
three ladies being from
New York. The Baroness de Char
rette was q Miss Polk, Of Tennessee.
Miss Blake, Of Boston, married the
NiscOunt de COetlogen. Miss Milten-
berger, Of New Orleans, Is the VS.
countess de Rows. Miss Blunt, Of
Mobile, Is the Baroness de RlvieTe.
The two Misses Slidell became, the
one Countess de St. Romans and the
other Baroness Erlanger. The two
Misses Thorn. OF New York, are the
de Pierre and the Countess
de FeFsusac. Miss LedOuX, Of New
Orleans, married recently the Mar
uuis de NalOri. Miss Nudge, Of New
Orleans (afterwaFd Mrs. WllmerdIng) !
IL now the Countess de deffray, and
Miss French, of Albany, the Countess
Susannet. In Belgium Boron Villain |
QuartOrZe married Miss Gordon. Of
Ohio, and Miss DetmOld, Of New
York, became the Baroness d'Aer-
scott Miss Hungef0rd, sister Of Mr..
John w. Mackey, married Count |
Telfener Of Italy. Miss Glllinder, OF
New York, became the Marchesa al |
San Mariana. Miss MOultOu, Of New
York. was the Countess Won HAITI
feldt. Miss Crist. Of the same city, |
married the Baron Won Qri0iis, Miss
Astor, daughter % - AstOF, be
came the Baroness RumpE The
Countess Kleskowslxi, we'll known IN
Partisan society, was formerly Miss
Tudor Of Boston. Miss Lawrence, Of
r. L., espOused the Baron
yon Klenek. Miss MagrudeF, daugh-
.er Of Gen. Magruder Of the COnfed-
srate army, married Lord Ablnger
Miss GratiOt Of Kentucky, the Count
le MOnthOlOn and Miss Mccarthy,
1f New York, the Count de Dion
The Swedish Baron ION ROsen car
lied of from Philadelphia the eldest
laughter OF the late Bloomfield
Moore. Among the later titled mar
,iEges made by American giFls are
hose OF two California ladies-Miss
Hamilton to Sir Sydney WateFtOn
md Miss Murphy, daughter Of the !
Marquis Murphy Of San Francisco, to
Sir Charles Wolseiey.
The list, long IS q Is. e very nee
,ssarily a very Imperfect one. Nor /
rave included therein the names OF
he ladies who had made brilliant
alliances with noble OK prominent
European families. hot without OBJ
aiming titles Prominent amOnr
hese are Nine Washington, the wife
II the present French EmbassaduF 20 |
England, who was Miss King. Of