Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-17
usual history.


American beauty and money. No more
popular, 70 more eloquent princesses on
nsment the court of Q1een Marguerite
| than two young Americans.
Miss Spencer, daughter of Lorillard
Spencer, msrried Pirce Vicovare Cenci.
called then the bandsomest man In Rom }.
lineage; was Immediately cslledto, the
)urt OF King Hum5ert; he's long been
| the pride of all Americans visit ne Rome
the only daughter Of Mrs. Hlckson
Field Of Nav York married q Napolitan
prince CT very high family, Prince Brsu-
ceccio. Another very successful and
happy marriage has been that of Miss
Constance Kinney OF New Jersey to
Count Cesare Glsnotti, now first cham
berlain aId always dearest friend Of King
Humbert. The queen stood as god
mother to the two young countesses, and
gave them each watch decorated with
her own monogram. Another distin.
Of Miss f 18th Story, daughter OF the dis.
tinguished sculptor, to Signor simone
Peruzz'. the first cham 3erlaln to King
Victor Emmanuel.
A mayor of II ome, Pogglo di Sussa, al
lowed By courtesy the title OF Prince
RospoIi. married two years ago the dsugh-
ter Of Joseph Curtis OF New York A
Younger brother has just married Mrs.
Rlggs, bonn Van Zindt, OF New York
Although these gentlemen are cousins OF
the real Prince II spoil, they only bear this
title by courtesy.
The elder Miss Curtis married about
twenty years ago the Msrquis de Tslley
rand and the young couple came to Amer
les and "settled" In Florida on some land
belonging to the wife. The estraDge-
ment, the divorce, the marriage OF the
m.rq1is to Mrs. Fred Stevens, the as
sumption by him OF his father's title OF
Due de Dino. e all fresh topics OF fari-
sian and American gossip. The American
first wife Is allowed her full title OF Mar
ouise de TslleYrsnd.
THE ENGLISH PEERAGE.
In the list Of English marriages we find
L.dy Vaudeville, known in New York IS
the beautiful Consuelo Yznags, and who
will probably be some dsy duchess oil
Manchester. Her sister nsrried Sir John
List K.y. Miss Leonie Jerome mar>
ried Colonel John Leslie, heir to barr
onetcy. She will be Lsdy Leslie some
d.y, and has thus married into the best
blood of England. Her sister, Jeanne
Jerome, the famous and besutiful Lady
Randolph Churchill, WAS supposed to
have made the most successful English
marriage until Mrs. Hammersley 'cut her
oun by marrying the duke OF Marlbor-
ougb, the head Of the house.
Tie Marquis OF Anglescs (one OF the
prou lest titles and most richly endowed
marouisates) married Mrs Wodehouse,
born Minnie King Of Alabame, about
seven wears ago. This lady was separated
from the marquis about year and &, half
after her marriage. She retains her title
and hiss an alimony CT $1,000 per anIum
from the marquis.
During the last two or three years sew
ersl very happy marrisges have been made
between American girls and French gen.
tlemeu. Mas Nina French OF Newport,
for instance, married the Cou t de Su-
zsune, and holds most excellent POSI-
ton In Paris IS to fashion and cistinc.
ton. She has the most enVisble ,act and
the most admirable character. ~
The same can be ssid of the two bsSuti-
full CAROLS, granddsughters of Royal
Phelps Of New York, who msrrled res
spectivsly Count Jean de Kergofs4aehed
Baron de Ia Grange.
Boston has given It's quota Of ladies
countesges to Europe. Miss Russell stfhs
lately become Lady Lyon Plsyf'ir, and
many yesrp sgo the beautiful daughter Of
Motley. the historian, msrried seconde
noces she being Mrs. Ivetl Sir william
Vernon Hsrcourt. One of her sisters
married into the Sheridan family.
Another Sheridan descendenf, Mr. Alger
non Ssrtorig, married Nellie Grant Miss
Georgina Blake OF Boston, married Count
Rene de Coetlogon OF Paris. he was t
q noble Brittany family, but has recently
died