The herald., 1895-04-06

was MISS May Cuyler Oh hoItlStoNi..' -
j. She was married to Sir Phllllp brey-
Edgerton in 1892. -,
HatzfeId-Princess Hatfield was Miss |
Huntington, daughter of Coils p. Hunt |
ington. She carried $1,000, 600 with her |
abroad. 1t has almost all been spent.
Craven-The Countess OF craven was
Miss Cornelia Martin, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Bradley Martin of New ork:
She was married in 1894 to the Earl or J
Craven. The Countess of Craven carried |
81 ,000 900 to England.
Cumming-Lady Gordon Cumming was !
Miss Florence Garner, daughter OF VIII !
liam 7. Garner. Lady Gordon Cumming !
took 81, 600, 600 to England.
Choiseul-The Marquise Choiseul was
Miss Clarie Coudert. daughter OF Charles
Coudert OF New York. She was married
in 1892 to the Marquis of de Choiseul OF
to France 500, 900.
Cropper-Mrs. Edward Denman Thorn
burgh-C -Croer was Miss Virginia q. Thorn
burgh daughter of William B. Thorn
burgh of Virginia and San Francisco.
Cham mberlain-Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain,
wife of the famous NJ p, was Miss Mary
Endicott OF Massachusetts, daughter OF
Secretary Endicott.
Deca Cez-'rhe Duchess Deca Cez was
Miss Isabella Singer, daughter OF Isaac
NJ Singer. She carried abroad with her
". 000 900.
nison was Miss Lucy Tracy Lee, daugh-
ter of William p. Lee of New York. In
1885 she married Catain Ernest William
Beckett Dennison M. p. She took to
England $500, 900.
De Dino-The Duchess De Dino was
Miss Adele Samson of New York and the
divorced wife of Frederick Livingston
Stewart. She married as the second wife
in 1887 Maurice, Marquis de Talleyrand-
Perigord, Duke de Dino. The Duchess
De Dino took abroad $1,000, 900. The wife
of Duke De Dino whose title is Marquise
de Talleyrand- Perigord was Miss Curtis
of Boston. She spends most OF her time
in America.
Deyonne.-Countess Devonne was Miss
Florence Audenriel of Washington. She
was married in 1891 to Count de Ia For
rest Devonne. The Countess carried $780,
600 abroad.
Deerhurst t-Viscountes Deerhurst was
Miss Virginia Bonynge of California. She
was married to Vscount Deerhurst in 1893
she had 100000
Essex.-The Countess of Essex was Miss
Adele Grant of New York. When she mar
ried the Earl of ESSEX, several years ago,
she brought with her fortune of 81, 000,-
900.
Frewen.-Mrs. Moreton Frewen was Hal
kett.-Baroness Halkett was Miss Sarah
Phelps Stokes, daughter of Anson Phelps
Stokes of New York She was married i'll
1911 10 I1uSn IldlktlI. DurOntSS
Halkett CARRIE 81, 900. 600 abroad.
Hallet.-Nlrs. Hughes -Hallett was Miss
Emily Schaumberg, daughter of Colonel
Schaumberg of Philadelphia. She was
married in 1882 to Lieutenant-Colonel f.
G. Hughes Hallett, NJ. p. Mrs. Hallett
took to England 5000. 600.
Harcourt.- Vennon Harcourt was
Miss Elizabeth Motley. daughter of the
Hon. j. l.. Motley, the historian, and the
widow of j. p. Ives. In 1876 she married
the Right Hon. Sir William George Gran
vile Venables Vernon Harcuurt, M. P.
Lady Harcourt took to England, 5000, 600.
Herbert.-NIrs. Herbert was Miss Belle
Wilson, daughter of R. T. Wilson of New
York. She was married in 1888 to Hon.
Michael Henry Herbert, son of the Earl of
Pembroke. Mrs. Herbert carried $3.50, 600
to England.
Hesketh- Lady Fermon Hesketh was
Miss Florence Emily Sharon, daughter
of the late Senator William Sharon of
Nevada. She married in 1880 Sir Thomas
George Fermor- Hesketh, and took to
England 81. 100000.
Hornby- Lady Edmund Hornby was
Miss Emily Augusta Roberts daughter
of John Pratt Roberts of New York She
carried away 500. 0O0
Howard-Mrs. Henry Howard was Miss
Cecilia Riggs, daughter of George W.
Riggs of Washington. Mrs. Howard took
/ $500, 600 to England.
lS1ldN-ElTS. D DTuce lSildN WAS MISS
Florence Scheiffelin, daughter of George
Scheiffelin of New York.
Mrs. lsmay took 5000, 900 with her to
England.
kaye-Lady Lster-Kave was Miss
Natica Yznaga del Vale, daughter of
Senior Antonio Ylznaga del Vale OF Cuba
and Louisiana. She married Sir John
Poppy Lister Kaye in 1881. Her fortune
was $50. 900. Nts
Kortrig right-Lady Charles Keith Kort.
right was Miss Martha Ella Richardson,
daughter of the late John Richardson of
Philadelphia.
Lante- -Moufeltio-T Duchess of
Lante- Moufetio de la Rovere was Miss
Mathilde Davis, daughter of Thomas
Davis of New York. She took abroad
with her So, 000 600.
Langier- Villars-The Countess Langier-
Viliars was Miss Garcia Livingston of New
York She was married to the Count in
1893 and took abroad with her $500, 900.
Leslie. Mrs. John Leslie was Miss
Leonie B. Jerome, daughter of Leonard
Jerome and sister of Lady Randolph
Churchill.
Lestrange Mrs. Haman Lestrange was
Miss Emily Austin, daughter of William
Austin of Boston.
Linden.-Countess Eberhard Won Linden
was Miss Isabella Andrews, daughter of
Loring Andrews. She carried 81, 900, 600
abroad.
Manchester. er.-DucneSS OF Manchester was
Miss Consuelo Yznaga del Vale. She
married Victor Drogo Montague, Viscount
Vaudeville, in 1876 Her husband sue
ceeded to the title of Duke of Manchester
just before his death, two years ago. Her
fortune was small.
Marlborough Duchess of Marl-
borough and Princess Mendelheim was
Miss Lillian Price, daughter of Joshua
Price of Troy, and widow of Louis Ham
mersley of New York. She was married
in 1883 to George Charles Spencer Church
i'll, eighth Duke of Marlborough The
Duchess took the income of 81, 600, 900 to
England.
Mores. The Marchioness de Mores was
Miss Medora Marie Hoffman, daughter of
]. Hoffman, the New York banker. In
1882 she married Antoine de Manca- -Smat
de Vallahmbrosa de Mores and Monce-
Maggione. She took abroad $1,000 900.
Musgrave. Lady Musgrave was Miss
Jennie Lucinda Field, daughter of David
Dudley Field. She married Sir Anthony
Musgrave in 1870 and died in 1888. Lady
Musgrave took to England $500, 900.
Noble.-Mrs. Noble was Miss Dana.
daughter of the late Richard Henry Dana
of New York. She married Nelson Noble
MP
Northcote. THE Hon. Mrs. Northcote
was Miss Edith Livingston Fish, daugh-
ter of Hamilton Fish of New York. She
married Sir Arthur Paget. Lady Paget
took $500, 900 to England.
Pappenheim. = Countess Pappenheim