New-York tribune., 1894-01-07

l.Iel.. ., ,lnuare..A singers marriage u
Prince Edmond de Pognac was quiet a"''
1t celebrated in the Chapeile des Oe'
and performed BY the ADpe ue
brother Of the Due de Broglie. the nus''' r
ton of the service consisting q CON-
Of the bridegroom The wedding Dreahla9' W."
served In the brides studio. large AZ" ''"9
niicent bujlljur in which Is a fine organ anu
other musical instruments. The new i'''-
devotes her tire to music and painting & ,ha
studio Is situated on the same srounuII t,I, Gttrd
brides residence whicn has Deen H'W,f 10
Nd i'm the Louis Seize style. Inc fIInC ,i -
ffty-nlne years Of age. and Is renoWnco i0' "''
taler; as a musician and coilpo.''. ,root loss
Partisan society has sustained go" ,.',isa
through the death Of the DoWag'r naiu' ,
d'Tarcourt. whose salon was one "l ','e nso.
exclusive Of the great world le:e anu rVa,s 'aro
uuan.lv much sought after The very pefsohin',"
ton Of kindness of heart and good huilo', %
was in every sense Of the wcrd great lauy ~
the good old days. Never has r'dW'
resented with greater dignity. ana AT ,lie ~ a"n''
limo national cnarm by any of its Amba isa-
dresses than when her husband help ,.'' ,,,,
Envoy to the Court If st Jaif"S Qu''' q ",,,' ,,,
ber Of prominent families VIII y" ini"Nu NJ
mourning by her lea IN. including the llausSoh-
vllos the Puymaigres. the l.angunalS' ,,i ana ,Is
Brons Her eldest son. the pIes'H. va & &tn
dIIarcour Is the most intimate Iileh1 anu h"ua ,
onhate. or the Iulc de Chartres. while her sec"nu
SON the Nicom;c. was the secretary anu ~ r' =,
trusted councillor Of Marshal MacAiahoh II. u
married 10 the widowed DbHN'77
tries the daughter Of the nillionarlF 'rl'a I,',,'
banker sina one Of the MarduIse daush-
tors occupies the post of lady IN WaluES /" III"
Comtessc de Paris ~
From time imY"mora II has been onr onr, Gus. 1r
tom for rich yo4ng men Of family 10 earn t'r
themselves distitction and In most cases ,I'
Cross Of the Legion of Honor. by uniertakins
a, their own expense. or at that of th'lr ,a,ll':
cypeditions of scientific exploration on oehali OF
the Government That Is to say. a Young man
will be sent off into the wilds Of ASIA MINOR Il,
eyplore some ruins and To- bring back ci"'S anu
dra wings thereof for the Louvre. or some ''her
national institution. He pays IN" 'n're -
renses Of this Government expedition "lt "i MS
own pock It. and reaps his rew@rd IN IN" Sndpr
ago Mrie. Lebaudy. the widow ot 'f" graz
sugar refiner determined that her young son
should conform t. the usual practice" ana ac.
cnrdnglv purchased ard fitted out regardless OF
expense a superb steam yacht of nearly l'ooo
toms burden the Semiramis. At IN" IrIu'st oi
Nine Iebaudy, distinguished scrh','' 70
fe.sor Louis LapicGue. was intrusied by the Gov
ernm.nt with a mission Of scientific exploration
or the fauna and herbora Of the ORIENT. ana
vcung Max Iebau1y was officially attached 10
IN. mission as the adatrs OF Tie ITpieSSor'
At the ~ t moment. 1pw"Ver the youth AUS"
lutelv refused to embark. preferrlng To re'HIi
M Paris Sine then the yacht has been CIR
cumna vigating the slobe. am. iS no" huou'
return 10 France. Considerable speculation eN-
,s,q ,s to the manner in which the Government
will recompense the munit"cnc@ ot M'". I''-
handy in defraying the cost OF IN" MISSION ~
~ is imprssibp to conceive the idea or me
Minister'S comforting the Cross OF the Legion of
Honor on her son for his purely nominal mem
brrship in the mission. when was p'rI"r"i''
ming distinction as "A steepechase fd'r at
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