The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-02
MRS. SINGERS THIRD WEDDING.
The Duchess de Camposelice VIII To
day Marry M. Paul Sobege.
rom the Ne,0 York World.

4ae DucnesS DC CanpOsellce VIII To-
day Marry M. Paul Sobese.
From, the Ne,0 York World
The news reached this city yesterday that
the Duchess de Camposelice will be married
to-day to NJ. Paul Sobege, ct the Church Of
st. Pierre de Chaillot, Paris. The Duchess
de Camposelioe will thus become wife for
the third time. First she welded Isaac NJ
Singer, who made such an immense fortune
with his sewing machine. Mime. la Duchess
was Isabella Eugenia Summerville, the
daughter of well-known English confec-
toner on the Rue Washington, Paris. In
the days OF her maidenhood she dispensed
cakes and pies over the counter.
Entered there one day Mr.. Singer, hungry.
He lost his heart to the confectioners dauSh-
ter while he ate the confectiouers tarts and
buns. The fair pdtiSerie became Mrs.
Singer in 1865 in the Church of st. John the
Evangelist, on Hammond street, now Elev-
enth street, this city. Mr.. Singer was at
that moment free from marital engage
ments. He died, leaving S30, 900, 600 Each
OF his sons by the marriage-Paris, Wash
lngton and tranklin-and his two daugh-
ters-Isabella and Observation-Disclosures
Sl,500,O00.
Mrs. Singer mourned, but was not incon-
Solable. Some years ago she married a
belgian violinist, we'll known in Brussels as
1eOPohiti oub no appeared III IHFtS as bil6
Nlcomte dEstimbourg. After the vicomte
won the rich widow be acquired the extinct
ute OF Due de Camposelice, which had be-
longed, he declared to the elder branch of
the d'Estimbourgs. Armed with official
documents and money the duke went to
Italy. He gave 800, 900 to hospital n
turin, and placed other moneys where they
would bear the best fruit. On his return to
Farls the King of Italy permitted the
NlCOTQtn tho fitla Of "a ogaliaa
othe great wonderment Of the ex-vIolinists
former colleagues.
The duke was patron Of music. He built
grand music room attached to his hotel
aAd gave very fine private concerts. 1t is
Salu That he engaged the celebrated Belgian
uarplst M. Godefroi, co play at one OF them,
Snd Godefroi, not in the least knowing who
MS most really was, arrived early and found
solitary gentleman in the music room. In
tuat parsonage be recognized his former
Tomrade ROpsart. "What, Ropsart, you
uereF cried Godefroi; swell, you have come
up IN the world if you are to play in so
u.adn,dsome an entertainment as this is to be.
nhSh~h,' whispered the other, 'do not call
Ilo hopsart any more. am the Duke de
Camposelicn
The me duchess wac left widow again in
- Her hotel on the Avenue Kleber,
paiis' Is celebrated for its entertainments
issues, she maintains magnificent coun-
W residence, the Chateau de Bloseville,
Normandy.
,rt De Church Of st. Pierre de Chaillot.
S %nere the marriage is to be solemnized to-
10y, Is fsvorite in the family for such
noi occasions. IL it Miss Isabella Singer
nuIo married April %, 1888. to Jean Ellie,
no Sne Decazes and Gluecks jerg, in the
Hna ages OF France and Denmark. The
MY, Decazes was at one time the French
wastHr OF foreign affairs. The first duke
Kinue contdant and minister of police OF
sins Louis XVIII. Miss Winneretta
Wet, who is an artist of no mean ability,
q uta 5u FRINGE Scey- Montbeliard. whose
M nus year Franklin Singer took to wife Miss
gss - otI Marcelin of Paris. That wedding
onrt,eleorated at the bridegroom's superb
Devn,y seat at Paignton, GU the const oil
and ,s sure, which was built by his father
AnoWn as 1.-THE Wigwam.n