St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-01
AMERICAN PRINCESSES.
The Names Of Our Girls Who Have
Married Foreign Nabobs.
MANY BEAUTIFUL AND RICH.
They Have Been Captured by French,
German and Italian Snobs With
Long Titles.

The list of American princesses, that
is, of American girls who have married
princes, has grown greatly during the
past ten years. AS yet no English
prince has married an American girl.
English princes being royalties. Italian
princes seem especially partial to Amer
lean wives, and there are seven beauti.
full American prineesses now in Rome.
One French princess and one Mexican
princess are included In the list, which
is as follows:
The Princess Galatio Colonna is one
of the youngest of American princesses.
She was Miss Eva Julie Bryant, daugh-
ter of Mrs. John Mackay, wife of the
bonanza king. Her husband if Don
Ferdinand Colonna, Prince of Galetio,
Prince of Paliano, and Spanish gran
dee of the first class. The princess was
educated almost entirely abroad, and
was brought up devOut Catholic.
Princess and Duchess of Braucaccio,
Italy, formerly Miss Elizabeth dickson
Field, daughter of j. Hickson Field, of
New York, was married at Rome in
March, 1870, when she was twenty and
the prince thirty-four years old. HIS
title of prince was created in 1891, and
he is spanish grandee of the first class.
The princess is
LADY-IN-wAITING TO THE QUEEN,
and is still beautiful woman. She be-
came Roman Catholic on her mar
riage.
Princess Popiatowski, formerly Miss
Catharine Maud ElI-GOddard, daughter
do
his money from his Vermont mines, was
married in 1884 to Prince Stanislas Pom
iatowski, who is heir to Prince Charles
PoniatOwshi, now eighty-One years old.
The count is descended from the old
Lombard counts OF Torcili, who, in 1869,
emigrated to Poland, and in 1869 the
Count Stanislas Poniatowski was
elected king of Poland. The family
residence is in Italy.
Princess Alexander Ryspoli. of Italy,
was Miss Eva BroadWOOd. of New
York. She was married in 1877, when
eighteen years old, to the prince, who
was thirty-three. The family is related
to the Bonaparte. and is one of the old
est to the Italian nobility.
Princess Emanuel Ruspoli and Prin-
cess of POggio Suasa, of Italy, was Miss
Josephine Mary Curtis. the daughter of
THO idtC JOcOpH ~ -, tuAtios HEaAtu3
merchant of this city. She was
A VERY BEAUTIFUL GIRL,
and is still one of the beauties of the
Italian court. She was eighteen years
old when, in 1885, she married the
prince.
Princess Vicovard, of Italy, was Miss
Eleanor Spencer, the daughter of T.oril-
lard Spencer, of this city. She was born
in 1851, and married June %. 1870, to
Don Virginius Cenci, the sixth Prince
of VicOvard, Count Palatine and Knight
of the Order of Malta. who was then
thirty years old. The prince traces his
family in direct line back to Marco Gin
clio, who was perfect of Pisa i'm 457, and
to John Cenci. who was Pope John X.
A. D. 9l4. 1t is about the Oldest family
in Europe.
The princess has two little daughters
Eleanor, born i'm 1875. and BeatriX, in
1877, who IS named for the beautiful
Beatrice Cenci. They live in the Cenci
palace at Rome, and the princess is lady
in-waiting TO Queen Margu rite.
Princess Scey- MOntbeliard, of France,
was Miss Winnaretta Singer, of Boston,