The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-10-02
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London, Sept. 25.English women with
titles will go to America in swarms
this season to seek American million
alre husbands. This is the one chance
left now for England to gobple up
American fortunes, as Roxeburge, tn,
last eligible duke has been captured by
MISS Goelet. English mothers seem to
have suddenly realized the great posi-
bilities and are now preparing to send
over their most attractive manageable
daughters. 1t is claimed that Ameri-
can men are as great admirers of noble
blood as American women and a har-
vest OF great fortunes is expected to re.
suit from the new movement that has
been decided on by English society.
The American men, it is contended,
would be as willing as the American
girls to rebuild the decaying castles OF
the ones they marry, and if the English
mothers are successful in their new
scheme it is probable that England
will know a return of ancient prosper.
ity of the nobility when the castles
now decayed and in ruins are palaces
of splendor. 1t has been found from
experiences that American mems mon
ey is as good as American women's in
restoring falling castles. Lady Sybil
Cuttings marriage has been a great
success, and, in these days, English
women think it much smarter to have
no titles unless it is a very good one
The English women will not lose their
titles or positions, however, by marry
ing American men. In England it is,
once a lady" always lady" If a
titled women marries a commoner she
she retains her title
The widowed sister of Roxburghe,
encouraged by the dukes success, is
to go to America. She is called Lady
Margaret Orr Ewing, her husband hav-
ing been the late Major Orr Ewing.
Miss Poe, daughter of Lady Barrymore
will visit New York in December. Lady
Algernon Gordon Lennox is taking
over her girl. Here is a catch. The
man who marries this young woman
will be well related in England The
Countess Fabbricotti is another She
is very beautiful and "quite the rage"
in London and comes of an excellent
Irish fahily.
The marchioness of CRANKY, who will
become Duchess Rutland, has decided
to go to America with Lady Marjorie
Manners, her very handsome daughter.
With Lady Marjorie Manners may
come over her friend, Miss Viola Tree.
another London beauty, whose father
is the actor.
The Marquise de Mores, an American
it is true, will have her daughter for a
short time in New York, and visit is
contemplated after many years is that
OF the Duke and Duchess de Choisuil
Praslin, who have young daughter,
brought out two years ago at Cannes.
Lady Sybil Cutting has younger
sister who is to pay her visit, and the
Guinesses have promised to have a
number of eligible young women dur
ing the season. Miss Frewson will go
with her mother, who was Miss Ger
ome Miss Frewson made her debut in
London last season. Another of the
young women who is expected with her
mother is the Hon. Sylbil Ada Roche.
She is the only child of Lord Fermoy,
who is brother of James Burke Roche
who married Miss Work. Miss Sybil
Roche is first cousin to Miss Cynthia
between Mr. and Mrs. Roche.' Miss
Sybil Roche would not be entertained
by Mrs Roche or by Mrs. Cooper Hew-
lit, still in New York she has many
friends.
The Princess Victoria of Schleswig-
Holstein is very anxious to go to
America again and may be easily per
suaded. The Countess Lonjay, who
was the widow Of Crown Prince Ru-
dolf of Austria, has had the pleasure
of short visit to America and several
Berlin newspapers have contained as
sertions that she is to be in America
this winter.
Lady Isabel Times Ker is expected tc
attend the Roxburghe wedding. She is
a tall English girl, with the fair beauty
of the Churchills.
New York is to be the clearing house
where many matches are expected tc
result from this list, with many add.
tional women visitors from Europe.