Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-05
TITLED AMERICAN BELLIES.
Beautiful Women who Have Marrted
European NOblemen.
THEIR HISTORIES TO BE PUBLISHED By
WOMAN IN NEW YORK soCIETY-THE BOOK
FOR PRIVATE CIRCULATION ALONE

THEIR HISTORIES TO NJ PUBLISHED By
WOMAN IN NEW YORK soCIErY-THE BOOK
FOR PRIVATE CIRCULATION ALONE
From the New York Star
A vivacious and accomplished young woman
In New York society, who lives on Madison ave-
nue., not far from 18th street, has been devottng
many OF her leisure hours since she graduated
at Mount St. Vincent academy last summer In
compiling volume containing sketches OF the
American bellies who have become the brides OF
European noblemen. She entered on her work
with the vim and tact Of an experienced re-
porter, and made the very best use OF the spe-
cial advantages she possessed by laying under
contribution all her city friends who have spent
any extended time in Europe, as well as the
ladies OF the foreign embassies in Washington.
Already she has q list OF over 100 notahie
Enrone S wa as her shs viii pass the the
work there. One of the most interesting lea
lures oil the book, Of which small edition Is 70
Oe printed Tor private circulation. Will De the
chapters devoted To the married lives OF the
ladies who have assumed titles aud adopted
more aristocratic style IF living than that TO
which their American sisters are accustomed.
Inc lady, who expects 10 enter the most ex.
elusive social circles, will give the results of
from hearsay. The favored few who will have
the privilege Of reading the volume will then
learn many secrets that all American women
nave been anxious to possess. They will ex-
pect to be told frankly whether crests and cor
onets are really as enchanting Ms they are
painted.
The manuscript OF the forthcoming volume is
Written on tinted paper, in u strong and clear
but essentially feminine hand. The family his
Gently married, such Miss Eva Mackay, OF
Nevada; Miss Jeanne Frances Billings, Miss
hammond and MRS. Frank Leslie, vi New York.
are familiar to readers OF the daily papers. Tue
same may be said OF the marriage oi Miss Car
roll, vi Baltimore, to the Marquis oi Wellesley;
the wedding oil Miss Mexican, daughter OF
governor OF Pennsylvania, TO tine Marquis
d1rrjo, Spanish minister at Washington, and
the Bonaparte-Patterson alliance. ali vi which
events made great cummutIon at the time on
both sizes Oh The Atlantic. Among the note
worthy weddings culIed from the papers of the
lair authoress, having reference to recent years,
Lady Randolph Churchill, now dis
llnguished inquire In English society, Is
daughter OF Leonard w. jerome OF New York.
Her two sisters married abroad-one 10
Leslie, son Oh an Irish taronei, and Tie other "
Mr. Frewen,a gentleman oil hign CONNECTIONS
ana noble lineage In England. Lady TnWnaS
heSketh, vi England is laughter OF ex-Sena-
tor Sharon o. San Francisco. Lady oiuuey
Wateriow was Miss Hamilton o1 San francisco,
and the pr sent Baroness Won Schroeder was
Miss DonOhue OF the same city. Ine Baroness
von Overlook Is "A uaug hier vi Lie late Admiral
Dahisren OF tile United States navy. Iue
Coun Jess OreOlO OF Germany is ii daughter OF the
late Ricuard Mortimer OF This city AMI q cousin
oi Stanley Mortimer, a weli-knowu lever of turf
sports. Countess lie PeiLer Aunay III Paris is
a daughter OF Gen. Berdan, the inventor and
manufacturer of sharp shooting rifles, a..d
Jones OF this city. Lady Vernon 11arcourt,
Lady Brinsiey SHERIDAN and Hon. Mrs. Mid
way OF England are all three daughters Oh the
late John Lo:hrop Motley, the historian. The
Countess Teiiener OF Italy Was Miss Ada Hun
geriord OF California, AMI is Il sister Oi Mrs. j.
w. Mackay. The Countess Call, whose nus
band was iurmeriy the ltaiiaA consul at Phlia-
deiphla, was Miss kOUerLs OF that city. The
Barouess de Bouisco, whose husband served
Russian minister at Washington. will be
memCered by residents ol tho -'c'!.al AS the
beautiful anu accomplished Mis- y, u.ams OF
Georgetown, &C. The Duchess de Pres.ln was
Mis-, Forces, daughter oi Mr. Paul .. Forces
this city.
Countess Frenfanelli Cibo, who died recently
In Rome, was a daughter OF Mr.. Hamilton
Walker, OF this city. The lazy highly
esteemed in court circles thai The royal equip
age participated in her funeral procession.
Baroness Won Gunner, formerly Miss Bartlett vi
this city, Was Inc heroine vi the InInuus ula-
mond wedding wnich afforded matter or
gossip Tor II who,e season. AT The time OF her
second marriage she was the widow Senur
OvIeuo, VINO lett her large estates in CUBA.
Lady lay air, vile vi r.. lion. S4r Lyon Play
lair of England, is the daughter of Mr. Samuel
II. Russesi OF Boston. She usually passes the
winter season at her English home and the
summer at her villa Ill Newport Marcniuness
de Porte ana Countess dc Mul.ne-tiei,ieIdL We're
the Misses Hutton, daus oi the late Be.iJa-
min IL. Hutton OF TINS city. They were bora,
reared anu educated al Orange, n. j. Count
Won Linden IL a uaus Iter the
late Loring Andrews, gentleman dis
uuguished for huerality towards the
Charitable institutions Of New YORK. Wis.,
countess u Ai:s.euIOnt was d daughter OF The
lite General I..onias. U. .. a., ana niece oi Mr..
Pierre LurIlIaru. Countess MuunZluy, VINO is
the center vi u brilliant social clrcic in Paris,
Was NJ Kate PARKS, of B.oohiyn, and noted i'll
the Guy Oh Cnurr mes her Classic beauty.
Lady Gore Ousiey, who was at one lime Tie
CHIEF star In the American constellation i'll Lon
uon, was Ais, Van Ness, whose sister was the
Vine vi The late Judge J..iues Roosevelt, oI TINS
cI,y. Countess lie l., lore was Miss halg ht oil
New lork, and the MarchOness Carlo Vettl
Toni iani, who Wa, Married III kome u sea-
SONS ago. is uaus htcf Oh ,iie ia,e hofatio Fry,
Oh This city, ana a niece of the late General
George Il. Mcclellan.
Countess Won Dreisbach, now of Germany is
a daugh liter o. Henry g. Mccall, Oh Pullauelpuia
She was narrIed at The Cathedral oi Nolre
Dame, in Geneva. Countess DE Castisliuue wa,
formerly Miss Porter, vi NEWPORT, L.. /. Pri,-
CESS fonia.owski is d dausnL vi MIR. Ely Gou-
dard, weL known III i;isniouablc circles IN New
York, Newport, Lonuou ana Paris. Lady Cnas
Micnael Woiseiey, oi Eu. lanu, Is the uuug utar
OF Mr. u. 1. Murphy, oi .oan francisco. Priu-
cess ue Lynar, Oi Paris, Was the famous beauty
MISS Parsons, of ONO, and LlIe Marcnioness ue
Gaui lac ana Countess de NurDoune were The
Misses Pheian, O. lnis city. Lady Grantley, OF
nsianu, Was the weiF known Miss Kitty
McVickers, of New IO.k. AT the time ot her
marri &c TO Lord Grantey, six years ago, she
Was the divorced wlie vi Col. G. G. Norton U,
England. Ma. chioneSs dc San Marzano is a
daughter oil Inc late millionaire iOuacconist
Eccics Gillender, OF TINS city. When Mrs. Gil
lender died, year ago, she lett 1; Will uisiu-
hei itinS he, daughter lii iavor her titled sou
in-law. The narchioness Is contesiing the will,
ami lives apart iron ner husband Lady Mus,
grave. wife oi Sir Anthony MussrIve. is a
daughter Of David Dudley Field. Lady Aiande-
viLe and Lady Kaye were the Misses
lznaga del Vale, and were both married in
TINS city. Mr.. Yznaga, tueir brother, married
Miss Smith, sister Oh Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt
Baroness Blanc, whose husband was for.
merly tire Italian Minister at Washington.
was Miss Perry OF New YORK. Countess,
Sodozini Of Italy, was Miss Stokes OF
Pnia1e. phia, and Countess BorraIha of
Portugal was Miss Orne OF the same CITY.
Another Philadelphia lady VINO has won a It'll,
was Miss McAiiister. She became the Countess
Giuseppe FOlcni-Vici When Sue was married by
Cardinal Manning in London in 1880 On tile
cards Issued ON that auspiclous occasion the
brides named was spelled Manchester. Marchi-
Guess AngeSey OF Eusi land Was Miss King OF
Georgia, u lady who has received considerable
atien tiOn in the newspapers, Duchess de Laute
oil Italy was Miss Davis Of New York She is
the heir To large estates on Nassau, Pine. Broad
and other downtown streets. Baroness Bussiere
aud Countess Pourtales were the Misses Halle
day, daus HERS of the once noted theatrical
manager, Ben Halliday. The countess died
some years ago. and Inc count again selected
an American vile, the lady being Mrs. John
Beecuer, oi this city. Baroness de Charlotte
OF Paris was the celebrated beauty, Miss Polk.
daughter OF Colonel A. J. Polk, OF Nashville
lenn., and granddaughter of Bishop Polk who
was killed in battle turing the REBELLION. TIE
Countess de La st. Romans and the Baroness,
Erianger were the Misses Slidell two famous
war. Countess Leonetu Of Italy was Miss
Chisholm, OF New York; Marohioness de
kaney Was Miss Kidyeway Of the Quaker City.
and baroness DE Fremont was Miss Penniman
OF New York. Baroness de Pierre and Countess
de krusac were the Misses TuOre Of New York