The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-08
LOVE LAUGHS AT CREEDS.
MAJOR GRANT MARRIEs Az AUyTRTAN
BUssAR TO JkWISH GIRL

HUSSAR To A JEWIbH OlhLs
she sRasees Fser Fsith 20 Avoid the frei-
sSice- Of The Austrfas Cssrt sss Her
Lover Follow. her 60 New fers.
About two years ago q Lieutenant Of hussars
In tho Austrian army. high In favor Mt the rigid
Catholic court Of the empire. while riding
through ono of the suburbs OF Vienna. passed
u dark. featured girl who was galoping along
with tho ease OF an accomplished equestrienne.
He was Catholic and she was Jewess. But
10 turned 10 catch another glimpse OF neat.
plump figure. and she turned 10 SEQ how that
dazzling hussar uniform looked in the back.
Their eyes met. and they both quickly jerked
their heads tho other way and continued
looking straight ahead as II nothing had hap
period.
Yesterday afternoon they wcro married by
Mayor Grant. and their courtship OF two
years. full Of romantic vicissitudes. camo 10
a happy end. His name IL Paul Calm. and ne
il Lieutenant OF tho Ferdinand Este regiment,
tn. crack hussar corps of the Austrian en-
,.irc. Hers is Cora Louise Calm. and she Is the
daughter OF Henry II. Calm. wealthy glass
importer who lives at 157 East SiSty-third
street. Mr.. Calm hns summer residence at
Baden, near Vienna. Though OF Jewish birth.
he is radical in his religious views. and tho re-
suit Of his indifference TO the observance Of
Jewish rites and customs is that his wife and
children pretend to no religious belief whit
eocver.
Soon after tho first meeting Of Miss Calm and
Lieut. Calm thoy became acquainted. and
though neither Papa and Mamma Calm nor
the summer folk at Baden saw anything un.
q IL tsfl s,e 6ns aa yfs
Sss add r 10 hi Ii. she
then all the trouble began.
IS fieatenant in the army Calm was hocdhig.
Ths could 81 se q
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r rasc c'E would never d. Then If mother
pr1as sn, ad e. her ao downs
and oil sorts q .hnss Il her ms sSs
break WIZ III his ~ mother and his friends and
Hearty f the ysss hsn sp
solved the whole thipg By deciding to
she was just. as determined as the Lieutenant.
aud finally she won her point: AT, ,o,
try;;-the Lieutenant having obtained z years
'nrloush-and made preparations tST the wed
sllNg IL was D IhWIIs HllAlTs sIr's &C. tuu
nSe sss hfe
hf a to suon
c c%f d. Mayor Grant had; promised much
was The first time. he said: that he had ever
married couple outside Of his own Office
The Ts sn sefi tss
street. at O'Clock yesterday afternoon The
Mayer snd bSRs IN
black irock coat and a light scarf He walked
int? the paslor. and after exchanging cour,
corner Of the room. where there was a table
upon which pen and ink stood. and here he
Ths bride cams In happy and smiling. in
height. plump Il asars: VIII soft; IA dark eyes
snosm e"f sof tee otss
ddssa zig de
dull red trousers ell covered with twning gold
bradn The black baes and dbbgsns
sp!spdor ana said e M; Calm: " ~
couple took their places before the Mayor and
then the crrem9ny began. Att. D..
fa% s Ss Viz
ass. cssn a. gea ss Ss mani
do you part |"
Il do" was the girls answer.
Then by the power vested In me by the
laws OF this State. ! pronounce you man and
wife"
Then. in accordance with an old Austrian
custom. the husband and wife each handed
the Mayor q wedding ring. The Mayor put
the mans ring on the .woman's finger and
the woman's IN the mans.
ne to oeT you c9 3ps
iiy BY the hand: land. sir" turning to the
husband. please accept my best wishes for
Then everybody mot including his HONOR
kissed everybody else and everybody was
nHrlor. where a wedding breakfast was wait.
ing for them. Mayor Grant raised glass OF
wine and proposed the health Of Mrs Calm.
Then he left the house.
Lieut.. aud Mrs. Calm started for Washington
late In the afternoon. and they will travel
about the country for some time. In the spring
they will 60 to Vienna to lSe.