The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-11-10
THE PARIS R0TRSCHiLDS.
THE MANSIONS THEY OCCUPY AND
THEIR HISTORY.

THEIR lilSloh1.
On the occasion of the death of
the Baroness James de Rothschild,
widow of Baron James. the founder
of the Paris house ''Chapelle,'
the chroniqueur at The Sport gives
some interesting details of this
branch of the famous family of
bankers:
Baron Alphonse de Rothschild,
eldest son of Baroness James, re-
sides with his wife, who is the
daughter of Baron Lionel of Lon
don, in the splendid Hotel Talley-
rand, at the corner of the Rue st.
Florentin and Place de la Concorde,
which was the residence of the
Emperor Alexander in 1915. The
eldest daughter of Baron Alphonse,
Mile. Bettina, married her cousin,
Baron Albert dc Rothschild OF
| Vienna: the second, Mile. Juliette,
has become Nine. Maurice Ephrussi.
This poung couple purchased in the
Rue de Berry the Hotel occupied
successively by the beautiful Coun-
tess Nilleneuve Albuquerque during
her short stay in Paris, and by the
Duke of Nemours before he went to
reside in the Avenue de Bois de
Boulogne.
Baron Gustave, her second son,
and the Baroness (nee Anspach)
live in the Avenue Marigny, in the
sumptuous residence recently re-
built by them on ground depending
on the former mansion of the finan-
cier Debrousse. All Parisians must
remember the fairylile aspect of
that vast garden. BY marvels of
transportation superb groves of
shady trees were improvised in a
few months. The salon of the
Baroness Gustave was the first in
which Rose Caron was heard. Her
eldest daughter married Mr.. Lam
bert, who represents the house of
Rothschild in Brussels, but the
young couple pass Il great part OF
the year in Paris. Her younger
daughter, Mile. Aline de Rothschild
came out in society last year, and
was remarked for her grace and
beauty.
The third son of the Baroness
James, Edmond, who married one
of his cousins, purchased three year:
back the celebrated Hotel Pontalba
the garden of which, looking on thu
Avenue Gabriel, is one of the fines
IN Paris. The house that formerly
stood in the grounds was leveled tC
the ground, and in its place has beer
raised a splendid editice, in which
have been assembled artistic treas
ures and all the refinement o.
modern comfort. Only few init
mate friends have yet penetrated
into the interior, and the Inaugural
ton was to have taken place in th'
coming season. But alas
Baroness Nathaniel, daughter O
Baron James, possesses in the Eau
. bourg st. Honore, at few step
from the residence of her brother
the magnificent hotel adjoining tina
occupied so long by the Marechal
Suchet, Duchess d'Albufera, an
: which has been entirely rebuilt b
, the present owner, Count Pillet
Will. The Baroness Nathaniel, VIII
is one of our most talented aquart
j lists, lives there in almost absolut
Y retirement with her son, Baro
$ Arthur, whose steam yacht Eros
+, one of the finest vessels of the kin
afoat. She passes part of tn
year on her domain of the abbey {
G Vaux-de-Cernay. Her daughter-iI
: law, the Baroness James Edouard
D has scarcely left her residence in tn
i, Avenue de Friedland since the deaf
of her husband.
The Baroness Solomon, widow {
$ the fourth son of the Barones
f. James, is proprietor of the vast maj
sion in the Rue Berryer whic
formerly belonged to the fnancit
Bcaujon. Her only daughter, Mile
Helene, resembles her for her grat
and charity.
Alone of all the Rothschilds j
Baron Adolphe, who belongs to til
0 Napoleon branch, is not descenc
, ant of the Baroness James. ii
: residence in the Rue Monceau il
: therefore, the only one that may |
Y open to society next season. Ga