New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-11
TITLED AMERICANS.
WOMEN WHO IA We MARRIED
er.- FOREIGNERS.
AN INTERESTING AND SUGGESTIVE LIST.

Americans have been vaguely aware that o
good many of their countrywomen have welded
forci gners Of title and Of more or occasionally
much less distinction but few have realized how
large a number have thus abandoned their coun-
try. The length Of the list which follows will
probably surprise the reader; and although, as
o good American, he may consider the taste OF
these ladies rather poor than otherwise 1t VIII
suggest to him some amusing questions. Why
are there so many Lord Barbarinos and no Lady
Barbarinas? Does not the increasing number Of
Barbarinos tend necessarily TO a revolt and emil
grafton of the Barbarlnas' How many Of the
foreign husbands have attractions greater than
their titles and some good clothes? What is the
proportion Of brains in the American wives !?
What is the average cost Of an old carldom and a
new baronetcy? How many have welded for
love alone, How many for name and place ?"
Taking the foreign husband and American wife
which is the more adaptable md in what direc-
tons? And above all, does the International
Marriage payT?
These are questions which occur to the male
mind as IL casts itself over this list; and some
of the names inscribed therein will serve as suf-
fcient answer. As for the mysterious being
known as the fair and gentle reader, no mere man
may presume to predicate her opinions concerning
these favored sisters Experience shows, how
ever that there is at least q working chance that
she would 70 and do likewise should o strawberry
lcaved opportunity arise.
French and Italian titles seem to be more pop
ular with American women abroad than English
and German ones. The reason, OF course, is
more or less obvious In the list that follows
one can find at least eight Italian Princesses and
a dozen Countesses. There are two Italian
Duchesses one Baroness and seven Warehouses;
The number of captured French Counts is also
large. Twelve of them have loaned their titles
for this collection. Nine American women have
achieved the rank of French Baroness; one has
become Princess; two are Duchesses five Mar
chionesses and five Viscountesses. In the English
pcerage there is but one American Duchess
Nearly twenty fair Americans. however, with
larger or smaller fortunes have married simple
Baronets Four figure in this list as Baronesses
one has become Viscountess. German Counts
are numerous in the matrimonial market
dozen OF them have married American wives
There are eight American Baronesses among the
Prussian and Austrian nobility. One German
Prince has also shared his title with an Ameri-
can. There are besides these lot of mlsceIiane-
GUS alliances hard to classify. One American
woman has married Russian Count, three more
Portuguese Counts one a Portuguese Viscount
d
bide Of Mexico is another striking addition TO
the titled foreigners who have married the
daughters of Uncle Sam as named below:
THE AMERICAN PEERAGE"
ABINGER-Lady Abingcr: Miss Helen Magruder,
daughter OF the late Commodore George Allen
Magruder. L. 5. n; born 1915; married
1868: TO Lieutenant-Gcneral Lord Ablngcr,
c. b., third Baron, distinguished Crimcan
officer, born 1926; children: the Honor
able James Y NJ. Scarlett born March. 81 ;
the Honorable Ella SearlGtt, born 1854
married to Nicholas John Charlton. OF Child
well Hall, Nottingham, and has issue; the
honorable Eveln, born 1857 married TO
The first Lord Abnger was Lord Chief Baron
of the Excheauer. Seats lnverlochy Castle,
kingusse c lnSsr1esi fanden SeSlNSnce: so
neutrality-suspicious. d. AIDA Salva-
terra: Miss Mary Hooper, daughter OF J.
Hooper, esq, Of Cincinnati, O. married at
Paris, 1881 to the Marquis dAdda-Salvaterra,
of Florence, Residence: Florence.
of Aldragana and Princess
Camporeale Miss Mary Bnney, daughter Of
John Binney, esq, of Burlington, n j.. born
1so of Sew hS FROM Mhem she d.
vorccd second in September, SIS, at Bur
lington, n j., 10 Don Pietro, Prince Of Cam
porcalc Duke of Aldragana, in the Kingdom
Of Sicily. born ls47, formerly in the Italian
diplomatic service, son OF the late Prince
Campoeale and Duke of Aldragana and Of
his wife Donna Laura, nee Miss Acton; who
married in second marriage the late Prime
Minister Of Italy, Signor Minghctti.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS d'Anglemont: Miss
Helen Thomas daughter OF the late General
Th0ms T. Of A. a9d married nlscs 81 at PARIS
10 the Vicomte dAnglemont. Residence:
Paris
aNCLESEY- Marchioness Of Anglesey Mss Mary
Livingstone King, daughter OF j: + hihg,
of the Honorable Henry Wodehouse, of Eng
land married IT Paris. IN leSo, 10 heahry
Paget fourth MARQUIS OF Anglesey ana Wo, a
Colonel Of the Staffordshire Militia, Deputy
Lieutenant for Stahordshire. has been TWICE
married previously, and has issue by ms
second marriage but none by his present wlie.
Seat Baudcsert Hugely; Plass ,Newydd,
Llanfair. Anglescy Residence: Fanbourg St.
Honore. Paris Creation OF the WarguIsat ef
Ireland and celebrated Waterloo General
ANSON-Mrs Alfred William Arson; Miss Ge99rgi-
ana Frances Greene. daughter Of the Rev.
" Greene. of Oaklands, Virginia: married in
1875 10 Alfred William Arson, esq son Of
the Rev. Canon Arson, OF windsor, ana
grandson Of the late Lord Vernon. Resi-
dencc Oaklands, Virginia.
AULAN-Marchioness de suarcz dAnnn mss
Christmas. Of Natchez, Mississippi born
1873: married 1886. to the Marquis de Suarez
q F1sneb ca%arT An Residence Avenue du Bots
de Boulogne, Paris
AvIAMON-C omtesse d'Ayiamon; Miss Mary
New.YorI; married at Paris to the COmte
d'Aviamon Residence: Pers.
AYLMER-Lady Aylmer Cdi, orcedl; Miss Ann
Reid, daughter Of I. Douglas Reid, ESQ.,, oil
Ncw-York, and divorced wife of George
STEELE, esq, OF Chicago; married in ls55 las
his second Wife 20 Sir Arthur Percy ut Fit
gerald Aylmer, of Donadea Castle, Kildare,
thirteenth Baronet, born if5e, from whom
she was divorced in 1886. Residence: New
York Creation OF Baronctcy 1921. The
Aylmcrs settled in Ireland in the twelfth CEN
BAHKMETOFF-Ba Baroness Bahkmeton Miss
Mary Bcale daughter Of General Bee H.
T. s A. OF Washn gton: married 20 Baron
Rshkr1eton Of Russia. formerly Lieutenant
In the regiment Of Chevaliers Garics. Resi-
dcnce: ST. Petersburg.
BARING-Mrs Thomas Charles Barring: nee Miss
Susan Carter Minturn. daughter OF Robert
Browne Minturn. Of Ncw-York married in