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She took abroad So,

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! 100000.
Musgrave-Lady Musgrave was
Miss Jennie Lucinda Field, daugh-
ter of David Dudley Field. She
married Sir Anthony Musgrave
in 1870, who died in 1888. Lady
Musgrave took to England $600,000
Noble.-Mrs. Noble was Miss
Dana, daughter of the late Richard
Henry Dana, Of New York. She
married Nelson Noble, NJ. p.
Northcote--The Hon. Mrs. North
cote was Miss Edith Livingston
Fish, daughter of Hamilton Fish,
of New York. She married Sir Ar
thur Paget. Lady Paget took $780,
600 to England.
PHILADELPHIA'SC COUNTESS.
Observation-Disclosures Pappen-
helm was Miss Wheeler, of Phila-
delphia. She carried 100000 to
Europe upon her marriage with
Count Pappenheim.
Playfair.-Lady Playfair, wife Of
Sir Lyon Playfair, was Miss Edith
Russell, daughter of S. II. Russell,
Of Boston.
Plunkett.-Lady Plunkett, wife
Of Sir Francis Richard Plunkett,
was Miss May Tevis Morgan,
daughter of Charles w. Morgan, Of
Philadelphia. She took $1,j0O,OO0
away.
a 100000 DUCHESS.
Camposelice. de Cam
poselIce inherited 100000 from
her first husband, Isaac NJ. Singer,
Of sewing machine fame. All of
this enormous sum she carried
abroad with her upon her marriage
to the Duke de Camposelice.
Carrington.-The Hon. Mrs. Will
liam Darlington was Miss Juliet
Warden, daughter of Francis War
den, of New York. She was mar
ried in 1871 to Colonel the Hon.
William II. Peregrine Darlington,
second son Of the second Lord Car
rington. Mrs. Darlington took to
England 100000.
Churchill. - Lady Randolph
Churchill was Miss Jennie Jerome,
daughter Of Leonard Jerome, of
New York. She was married in
1874 to the Right Hon. Lord Ran
dolph Spencer Churchill, third son
of the seventh Duke of Marlbor-
ough. Lady Randolph Churchill
took 100000 to England with her.
Clinton.-Mrs. Charles Pelham
Clinton was Miss Lizzie Zerega, of
New York. She was married in
1886 to Charles Napoleon Pelham
Clinton, son of the late Lord Charles
Pelham-Clinton and grandson of
the Duke Of Newcastle. Miss Ze-
rega's fortune was small.
Colonna,-The Princess of Gala
ito, Colonna and of Stigliano was
Miss Eva Julia Bryant Mackay,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Mackey, Of New York and London.
In 1889 she married Prince Ferdi-
nand Colonna. The Princess took
abroad with her the income of 3d.
100000.
Francklyn.-Mrs. Charles Gilbert
Franckiyn was Miss Susan G. Hoyt,
of New York. She married Mr..
Francklyn, a cousin of Sir Bache
Cunard, 1869.
Frankenstein-The Countess de
Frankenstein was Miss Brewster,
daughter of William Cullen Brews-
ter, of New York. She was married
in 1894 to Count Henri de Franken-
stein, now Of Rome, but a Russian
by birth. Her fortune amounted
to 100000.
Graham.-Lady Graham, of Esk,
was Miss Eliza Jane Burn, Of New
York. Her fortune was small. In
1874 she married Sir Robert James
Stuart Graham Of Esk, Cumber-
land.
A TANGLED FAMILY.
Grantley - Lady Grantley was
Miss katherine McNicker, daugh-
ter of William Henry McVicker, of
New York, and divorced wife Of
Major Charles Grantley-Norton, of
the Twenty-third Fusiliers, who is
the uncle of her present husband,
John Richard Brunsley-N orion,
Lord Grantley, whom she married
in 1879.
Grey Edgerton-Lady Grey-Ed-
gerton was Miss May Cuyler, Of
Morristown, n. j. She was married
to Sir Philip Grey-Edgerton in
1892.
MISS COUDERT'S FORTUNE.
Choiseul-The Marquise de Choi-
ceul was Miss Claire Coudert,
daughter of Charles Coudert, of
New York. She was married in
1892 to the Marquis de Choiseul,
of Paris. The Marquise de Choi-
.o,,1 +ooI, 20 Eronoo G1OO OOO