The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-29
TILT B0NlPlRlB BRIDAL
JeFome's Granddaughter WEEDS
Count HultfeIdt Of
Denmark.

ding NJ Ho11rk Adotu no Mo4f1ra T1,,&&eadat
81 pennaga- ana MIS- a,,;sa rssassss
Bonanarta ds,,sh+as - ~ r,,aom & ~
tata roIona, Ta,o,n $500 80 49,
thfs mornjnse 4 81 ps,,ya ranaxs
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i,a ,4axss4sa~
liz mbernaHlonai marriages which have
taken place IN Washington for. many
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= ~ ssne fecent deatn q the latner 81
the groom while Danish Ambassador at
Paris. the plans for Al Imposing ceremony
49,
6 3 aeaiuoaeu- A. = was, ene m
vAaeione 70 the church numbered scarcely
a hundred. and the party which sat down
8 an m,zas~- t.s~rssa. sSs1.~&S%
Z - Wcuufils Rfsdkiasl i04ioWhls phe
ceremony at bhe residence OF Mrs. Bona
parte on K street was restricted to menu
= - iaAiny anu y ens "euuh's
party.
The church was Handsomely Decorated
Win fouysrs and n1a,t. .,nnasti.a e ~
-.1. any pants suessseave q tlie
Christmas season holly and mistletoe be-
ing used 10 abundance b,tt wftb t7ne ef-
$50 M -.4.Z.. -,.s.
States and Denmark were blended IN the
wall panels. The ushers were Messrs.
xxn,4a- 49, E-s-,.
ateSr sun 1esarnsseIaer BETTY, raalA
<4fE1lGWSy At1dI It's Mc1aWtGy dI4 IQJeI1t
Wallachs ali or this cltvs 1rbe groom was
s+tsnd.a q i. .Mau -. ha h~o+he- ~.
A 81 = y afoaf ~ Ms plosael' Lale
Count Leon De Moltke-Huitfeldt. The
pr'oe was escorted 70 the altar ana given
Y marriage py ner uncle, MI Cnaries
6sna;,. cs e baetlmo ore ,-asa aman ne re-
larainal Glppons A~rcnpnsnop q BAIL
auots, Al ga trleala OF lhe onApart
Iamlly, performed the and
Fatner Foley, PRIEST OF the parish OF St
Faui,s was cele6rant OF the nupt1ai mass
wnlcn succeeded the MARRIAGE
Adam De Moltke-Huitfeldt ant his bride
occupied seats within the sanctuary
III bride was attired IN an exquisite
g WSSeh q wa wn nx,cs saan, 5de f fam,Ip lace q
Her veil was clasped to the hair By q
diamond crescent, the gift of ex-Empress
Eugene, the brides godmother-
gifts s il vsarednu Upon n the he BRIDE no1aAp we're eas
hibited to the party. They
comprised one Of the most elaborate and
superb collections ever bestowed upon q
almost every family In the Diplomatic
Corps n many in official life.
Count de Moltke-Huitfeldt and bride
Will proceed to St Petersburg, which
T Tf'e e g 1ae' hsl a0m e di bSF q stns po 8 | asaS n
Paris under his father, but that was va
Gated by the Ambassadors death and
MS future movements are uncertain
Miss Bonaparte. the bride of today, Is
the observation-disclosures Of the ia
nous beauty, Betsy Patterson Of Bal
timore, whose marriage to Joseph Bona
partes brother Of Napoleon B~onaparte,
was celebrated at Baltimore. Christmas
Eve, 1903, the Rev. John Carroll, Bishop
OF Maryland, officiating. The alliance
was not recognized by Napoleon Bona
parte, and Jerome yielding to his solicit
tations and demands. abandoned his Am
erican wife, Who indignantly rejected
Napoleon's offer OF a large pension pro-
vided she does not take the name of
my family" Her son, Jerome Napoleon
Bonaparte, was born In the suburbs of
London, England, where she had been
forced to AXE refuge by the relentless
persecution Of her brother-fn-law. The
events that followed are historic-the
refusal of the Pope to dissolve the mar
riage. the decree of the Council Of State
of France under NapoIeonss dictation,
declaring it null; Jerome,s creation by
Napoleon as King of westphalia and his
subsequent marriage to a Princess of
Wurtemberg. The name jerome" which
Madame Patterson B~onapar conferred
upon her only son. has been handed
down IN the family ever since. being
borneS now by a brother of the bride.
q boy vet IN his teens.
Nine. Patterson Bonaparte with her
son eassed her life nartiv IN the Ifnife5
States and narfYv III Eufope 6nlv once
aid she ever see her ev-hTsband after,
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