Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-27
LIFE IN PARIS.
Gossip and News Concerning & Amcri-
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[COpW'igM fS9ObU James Gordon Bennett
PARIS, July 90 New York Herald Cable
Special to TIE BEE. lone of the great
marriages OF the year will be that of Mile
Marie de NIohrenheim eldest daughter ofthe
Russian ambassador of Paris, whose en- gage
mcnt is announced with VicOmte dc Leze,
great grandson of the celcbrated de Leze,
who was Louis XNIs advocate before the
judges conven tion. The marriage will take
place In Paris early in the autumn.
marriage has been arranged an d wIll
shortly take place between Prince dc Broglic c
and Mile. Louise Lebeuf de MontgcrInont
One fiance is a near relative of Duel be Brog-
lie and son Of Prince Raymond de Broglie,
while the Othcris IL daughter of NJ Louis
Lebeuf de Montgermont, an exattache, who
recently acquired the Hotel de Cascicses,
one Of the hands omest residences of Eau
bOurg, Saint @ ermain
Military men are very hghl V
pleased with the repeating carbin g
which has been adopted for Fren ch cavalry.
1t only weighs two kilOgrammes and 900
grammes, instead of four klogammes, which
the one now in use weighs It's length is
ninetythree centimeters and the initial
velocity of the bullet is 6l5 meters instead of
best cavalry carbine yet invented.
l hear by private correspondence that
Mr. Robert CARROTS family are
having fine coaching tour in
Switzerland where many Americans
are summering The St. Nloritz registers
Mrs. Lambson, Mrs. Bumell Hoffman, Mr.
and Mrs Charles Clifford Dyer Mr. John u,
Davis and Miss Davis ofNew York are in
d., Il { \ mn
Baines has a good share of Amercans MIR.
and Mrs. Frick and Mrs. WilliamT. Moore
have recently gone there for the cure Mrs.
Forbes Morgan is chaperoning Miss De.
wolfe and Miss Marbury at Ham burg. Miss
Dewolfe is booked to sail on the Brcagnc
for New York August 23
Mrs. May and Miss Lillian May are taking
the cure at Schwalbach. Mr.. and Mrs
George Dewitt of Boston and Madame Al.
bani are in Paris at the Hotel Liverpool
DR.. Frank Bosworth, the New York throat
specialist has arrived at the Hotel Bellevue
Edward Hurd Smith of Ann ArbOr univcr
sity is also in Paris, Mrs. Harry Redmond
has gone to Hamburg. Mrs. Whitelaw Reid
goes to Normally for August. Mr. and Mrs,
Ogden GOlet are atthe Rochenoiro Ironville
Mr. and Mrs. r. Mclean and Mrs. Mel .can
are at FontaInebleau
Mrs. Joseph Bailey and Miss Katherine
Bailey of Philadelphia have rctu rned toParis.
Miss Bailey is occupied with her wedding
troSseau. Hermarriage to Count de Sobuw
takes place at Holy Trinity church, Philadel-
phia, in September. Mrs. and Miss Bailey
and Count de Sioburg and his mother will
sail August 23 for New York, Miss Smu ffor
of New Orleans has arrived at theHotcl Nj Gu
rice Mr. and Mrs Stanley Mortimorc, Mrs,
II. II, Bishop, Mrs, and Miss Gordon Norle
are at the Hotel Vendome.
Mrs. Brayton Ives hasleft for Switzerland
Mrs, G. r. Hecksher, S. A. Van Rensselaer,
and Mrs, Il. H. Lcdwig at the Hotel de
France ct de Bath. Mr. Douglas Green, the
London banker, and Mrs. Green arrived at
the same hotel yesterday afternoon, having
come all the way from London Irving in
cart 1t took six days for the
journey and their arrival yesterday
created quitea sensation. Rudolph AronsOn
sailed on the Bretagne today, having the
option Ollie Coqucs new opera, with libretto
by MN, Van Loo and Dwru, Margaret
Maher has left Paris for London She has
completed aran gements for the produ ton
of "Joanne dare" in New York
AnniePixlcy said yesterday to n Herald
coresp pondent before leaving London; ''We
sail ON August 13 from Liverpool. / open my
season in Philadelphia September Is with
new piece written for me 10y Mr. j. Conner
Roach. II is named Kate The prn cpal
role shall play, though wemay change the
name TO the silent Sentinel 1t is in four
acts and IS founded on an episode of the
American civil NyarD