The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-04-17

Florence Audenrield. OF Washington. she
was married in 1891 to Count de Ia Forrest
Devonne. The countess carried $2OO. 900
abroad.
A TANGLED FAMILY.
Grantley-Lady Grantley was Miss Kath-
crime Mcvicker. daughter Of William Henry
McVicker, Of New York, and divorced wife
OF Maj Charles Grantley-Norton, of the
I'D Fusileers, who is the uncle of her pres
ent husband, John Richard Brinsley-Nor-
ton. Lord Grantley, whom she married in
1879
Hatzfeld-Princess Hatfield was Miss
Huntington, daughter of Coils P. Hunting
ton. She carried $1,000, 900 with her abroad.
It has almost all been spent.
Halkett-Baroness Halkett was Miss Sa-
rah Phelps Stokes daughter of Arson
Phelps Stokes, of New York. She was mar
ried in 1891 to Baron Hugh Halkett. Bar
oness Halkett carried 81, 600 900 abroad.
Hallet-Mrs. Hughes-Hallett was Miss
Emily Schaumberg, daughter of Colonel
Schaumberg, of Philadelphia. She was
married in 1882 to Lieutenant-Colonel F.
c. Hughes-Hallett. M. P. Mrs. Hallett
took to England 100000
Harcourt.-Lady Vernon Harcourt was
Miss Elizabeth Motley, daughter of the
Hon. J. L. Motley, the historian, and
the widow Of ]. p. Ives. In 1876 she mar
ried the Right Hon. Sir William George
Granville Venables Vernon Harcourt, NJ
P. Lady Harcourt took to England $780, OO
A SILVER QUEENS WEALTH.
. Hesketh.-Lady Fermor-Hesketh was
Miss Florence Emily Sharon, daughter of
the late Senator Sharon, of Nevada She
married, in 1880, Sir Thomas George Fer
NOR Fermor-Hesketh, and took to England
100000
Howard.-Mrs. Henry Howard was Miss
Cecilia Riggs daughter of George w.
100000 to England.
Del Vale - Natica Yznaga del
Vale, daughter Of Senior An
tonic Yznaga del Vale, Of Cuba
and Louisiana. She married Sir John
Pepys Lister-Kaye, in 1881. Her fortune
was $4,000
100000 FOR A DUCHESS.
Lante- Moufeltrio.-The duchess Of Lante-
MOnfeltrio della Revere was Miss Mathilde
Davis, daughter of Thomas Davis, of New
York She took abroad with her So, ,OO0
Langier-Vi llars.-The Countess Langier-
Villars was Miss Garcia Livingston, of
New York. She was married to the count
in 1893, and took abroad with her 100000
Leslie.-Mrs. John Leslie was Miss Leonie
B. Jerome, daughter of Leonard Jerome
and sister of Lady Randolph Churchill.
Lnden.-Countess Eberhard Won Linden
was Miss Isabella Andrews, daughter of
Loring Andrews. She carried $1,0OO,O0
abroad.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Manchester was
Miss Consuelo Yznaga del Vale. She mar
Fled george VICTOR Dra8O montague, VS.
count, Vaudeville, 1876. Her husband sue
ceeded to the title of duke of Manchester
just before his death, two years ago. Her
fortune was small.
Marlborough-The duchess of Marlbor-
ough and Princess Mendelheim was Miss
Lillian Price, daughter Of Joshua Price, Of
Troy, and widow of Louis Hamersley, of
New York. She was married in 1888 to
George Charles Spencer Churchill, eighth
duke of Marlborough, The duchess took
the income of 100000 to England
" Mores-The marchioness de Mores was
Miss Medora Marie Hoffman, daughter of
j. Hoffman, the New York banker. In
1882 she married Antoine de Manca-Smat
de Vallambrosa de Mores and Monte-Mag-
giore. She took abroad $5,0OO,0OO
Musgrave.-Lady Musgrave was Miss
Jennie Lucinda Field, daughter of David
Dudley Field She married Sir Anthony
Musgrave in 1870, who died in 1888. Lady
Musgrave took to England 100000.
Northcote.-The Hon. Mrs. Northcote
was Miss Edith Livingston Fish, daugh-
ter of Hamilton Fish, of New York. She
married Sir Stafford Northcote, son of the
earl of Iddlesleigh, in 1883.
Paget-Lady Paget was Miss Minnie Stew
ems, daughter of Mrs. Paran Stevens, OF
New York. She married Hon. Arthur Pa
get Lady Paget took 100000 to England.
PHILADELPHIAS COUNTESS.
appenheim-Countess Pappenhem was
Miss Wheeler, of Philadelphia. She carried
ST. 900 to Europe upon her marriage with
Count Pappenheim.
Plunkett-Lady Plunkett, wife of Sir
Francis Richard Plunkett, was Miss May
Tevis Morgan, daughter of Charles w
Morgan of Philadelphia. She took 81, 500, 0OC
away.
Roche-Mrs. Burke-Roche was Miss Fanny
Work, daughter of Frank Work, of New
York. She carried to England $5OO,O00
SelHere-Raroness de Selliere was Miss
OBrien, daughter of the New York banker
and widow of Charles A. Livermore. She
was married in 1892 to Baron Ralmond de
Selliere, and carried 100000 with her to
France.
Vivian-Mrs. Ralph Vivian, of London,
was Mrs. Susan Endicott and the widow of
Marshall O. Roberts before her marriage
in 1892 to Col Ralph Vivian. Mrs. Vivian
carried to England Sc, ZOO, 900.
Walpole-Mrs Robert Horace Walpole
was Miss Louise Corbin, daughter of Den
lei c. Corbin, and niece of Austin Corbin,
of New York.