San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-25

NJ. p, was Miss Mary Endicott, OF
Massachusetts, daughter Of Secre-
tary Endicott.
De ca Cez.-The Duchess de ca
Cez was Miss Isabella Singer,
daughter OF Isaac M. Singer. She
carried abroad with her $4,000, 900.
Dennison.-Mrs. Earnest W..
Beckett-Dennison was Miss Lucy
Tracy Lee, daughter Of William P.
Lee, OF New York. In 1885 she
married Captain Ernest William
Beckett-Dennison, NJ. P. She took
to England 100000.
De Dino.-The Duchess De Dino
was Miss Adele Sampson, daugh-
ter OF the late Joseph Sampson, Of
New York, and the divorced wife
of Frederick Livingston Stewart.
She married as the second wife, in
1887, Maurice, Marquis de TaIley-
rand-Perigord, Duke De Dino. The
Duchess De Dino took abroad
S3,OOO,OOO. The first wife of the
Duke de Dino, whose title is Mar
quise de Talleyrand-P erigord, was
Miss Curtis, Of Boston. She spends
most of her time in America.
Devonne-Countess Devonne was
Miss Florence Audenriel, of Wash
ington. She was married in 1891
to Count de la Forrest Devonne.
The Countess carried 100000
abroad.
MISS BONYNGE's WEALTH.
Deerhurst. - Niscountess Deer
hurst was Miss Virginia Bonynge,
of California. She was married to
Viscount Deerhurst in 1898. She
had 100000.
Essex-The Countess OF Essex
was Miss Adele Grant, of New
York. When she married the Earl
of Essex, several years ago, she
brought with her a fortune of ST.
100000.
Observation-Disclosures Ponittow-
ski, wife Of Prince Charles Ponit-
towski, was Miss Maud Ellis God
dard. Her wealth was $4,000.
Rochefoucauld.-The Duchess de
La Rochefoucauld was Miss Matte
Mitchell, daughter of Senator
Mitchell, Of Oregon. She was mar
ried in 1891, and took with her
100000.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Won Rot
tenburg was; Miss Marian Phelps,
Of New York. Her fortune was
small.
Roche-Mrs. Burke Roche was
Miss Fannie Work, daughter of
Frank Work, OF New York. She
carried to England 100000.
Sartoris-A notable wedding was
that Of Miss Nellie Grant and Mr..
Sartoris, of England, which was
celebrated in the White House
while her father, U. S. Grant, was
president. Her fortune was small.
100000 BARONESS.
Selliere. baroness de Selliere
was Miss O'Brien, daughter of the
New York banker and widow of
Charles A. Livermore. She was
married in 1898. to Baron Ray
mond de Selliere and carried ST.
100000 with her to France.
Sierstoeptf,-Countess SierstOepff
was Miss May Knowlton, daughter
Of Edwin F. KnowltOn, of Brook
Ign. She was married in 1873 to
Count Johannes Won Francke
Sierstoepff. The Countess carrie d
abroad $l,O0O,OOO.
Scey- Montbelaird. - Princess
Scey-Montbelaird was Miss Win
neretta Singer, daughter Of the late
Isaac Nj. Singer. She carried 81
100000 abroad.
Smith Barry. - Mrs. Au thur
Smith Barry was Miss Mary
WadswOrth, daughter of General
Wadsworth, Of Geneseo, before her
first marriage to Authr Post, of
New York. Mrs. Smith-Barry
took 100000 to England.
Tremenheere. - Mrs. Tremen-
here, wife of Henry Tremen here,
Of Madras, India, was Miss Jessie
Van Auken, daughter Of the late
w lillian b. Van Auken.
Vernon-Lady Vernon, wife OF
George William Nenable Yer
non, Lord Vernon, was Miss Mar
garet F. Lawrence, daughter of
Francis Lawrence, Of New York.
Lady Vernon took $l,OOO,0O0 to
England.
$6,OOO,OOO FOR NO TITLE.
Nivlan.-Mrs. Ralph Vivian, OF
London, was Mrs. Susan Endicott
and the widow of Marshall O.
Roberts before her marriage in
1892 to Colonel Ralph Vivian.
Mrs. Vivian carried to England
$6,OOO,OOO.