The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-21
BACHELORS AT THE CAPITAL
TITLED rERsoNAGEs IN DIPLOMAT
nc CORPS At WASHINGTON.
p"mo"s Wen Who wonId Lay
rheir Hca rts st the Feet OF
Fair Americans.

opportunity 10 become ducA-
esses, co,,ntesses and harnesses lies
close at hando
!, 81. -,
"e ulpiomatic corps in Washington
mere are scores of titled gentlemen,
some Of them scions NJ tho mos, ori.,o.
cratio bous.. -
- houses OF the continent
''iio' teisoie they are not averse
~ selecting American damsels whose
papas are well nro,,dod ,,,,h a.. ..
lures NJ ,b,s -,
r.
'se' mere is a tradition that the
diplomats Of the old world prefer Amefi-
can wives Thav ho,,o,,o 49,. !.
more o,a,r .,,
-, sishteu' hap-wltteu ana
4eilsht IMAM their European sisters
american girls hold some of the highest
rosts OF honor In the oli-world courts.
OUT TWO need special mention-the wife
VI count Won Waldersee. the German
ueiu marshal lately chosen TO command
the International troops in China. and
Lazy Curzon. the wife of the yiceroy OF
INDIA
In Washington some Of the most i'm
portant missions are in the hands of
diplomats with American wives Tbe
Spanish minister has charming wife
'AO Nao MISS N1IKln11 lyOWerN Of WASH
ington. The minister from mo Mother
lands Baron w. A. r Geyers who an. :
Ing the past winter trod a slinnsrv ma h
owing to the intense feeling In R,hts
country regarding tho Roers 70 ,he son
OF that Dutch ro,ristor -, ~. .
who marrIea MIS- Cstboyins W. Wr,aS 80 81
New JERSEY "I's"'
Thirty-four nations nov sa,a ar,has
sailors mr. ministers ,Isn,,,ta,,,aa,, a.
attained L. tat. -, - ~ "
tbefe are score. ., badsei P.ooessi 81,
make .o,iaT 20 ~ o"0ueiois' lhose VINO
these 49, s siS, e'ulS say 'htl
r,,rncse ~ u'piolilsos sle sem LOT we
iiiancas U.s. asius lnlcIhalishai al
betwoan 49, year mere are marriages
snd ~ , nivAoers OF me lorelsn coITs
ltbe s,r,,,. ',es ". american cities nut
- 49, 10 euuai 20 tne demand
Az ~ sag NiiloassaGortsl corps are two
,oiiaie ",Sne1 omen VINO have re-
70 ~. Supll usr.s-'Ihe representative
VI M MS m HiaJesty Mliheim IT, OF Germany,
-, Inec loFe Won hollepen' and the
49, vi 'he C%aI' Count arthur Casslnl.
$3.50 pas slNiy ana even the most
uoPoA" must nesIlate beIore counting
vI'eIh Among "asnlngtons matrimonial
'i .s Iples'
4ueS are very interesting In other
"aSs' noWeNer' ana they mold much pow
III .heir han1s' IL Is encouraging TO
Nn'n uHT1 Couhl Casslhl is an admlrer
". VI american women. lie believes In
.ue eihcacy OF me bond between Russia
anu AineFlcd WhlVh results from sucn
marriages
IN tue RUSSIAN embassy are three
paeheIoIs' NESTS Alexander Hoienoy
rlerre hoge0tVensky and Nj. Doutko"-
SKY, Who' though they have no titles. are
Vois'lerea hNsl-elaSS diplomats ana 10
succeed IN TINS great are means wealth,
name ana lame Wheh you are serving
lhe czar'
Two years ago the first secretary OF
me RUSSIAN embassy NJ Iregolre DE
Moliant, married MISS Helen i1sdaie OF
washington rms marriage, as Count
Cassnl says all Russian American mar
riages are has proved happy ana tne
Ne Woliants are among the most sought
after people at the capital
Or. Won Holleoen. although at Held
eloerg ne was lne nero OF many Htalrs
OF the heart and bears on MS race the
red badge OF courage OBTAINED through
them, is not an advocate OF matrimony'
But II his attaches insist on getting mar
ried he gives them me a1Vice oil ana
watha S grandmother Chense mHlueh
OF your people fu'ue!E, noWeNeI' tuI
The German embassy has furnished many
CT the latest international romaneee.
Baron Won keoteler, VINO WAS murdered
in China, was formerly a secretary 10
this country and went from Washing-
ton to represent Germany az Inc Nhlcago
fair, where he met his FIXTURE ware, MISS
Ledyard. Count Won Goetzen was mill
tary atuache OF the washington embassy
when he married MRS. william y, LAY VI
Philadelphia MI Adolph Won Breunlns
met and married MIS- Goraoh MShay
while serving the .s'lser IN Washihs'oh'
The German embassy possesses sew
eral Of the most desirable parties Fore-
most is the orillaht barcn specK Won
Sternoerg, VINO acted as herman com
missioner St Samoa ana VINO 10 now
charge aaHAlres OF the rliuaas'' ~
was formerly IN the German navy
Baron Won sternberg belongs TO an
Old family wnicn D,as's OF castles ana
broad estates. OWING 10 tns uiseoEeFy
OF salt mines on tneir lanas lhe Won
Steinpergs are among tne "eaiVhlost vi
the German nobllsty'
Baron Won Herman, the hshdsonest
member OF the corps. mas talent ana
weslth- Count Won Haacke Is prime
f2vorite In Washington drawing roo1ns'
and the young womln on Waom ne ne
slows the title OF countess VIII not re-
eelye an empty honor
Three continental m nisters are D. che
lors the ENJOYS from sweaen ana NOT
way, from Denmark anu from Inc Meta
erlands. Mr. Constantine Brun' VINO
comes from the land OF the sasAs and the
Morse gods, has accord ng to rumor. sue
cumbed TO the charms Oh pretty WASH