The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-30
TITLED WIVES FOR
SALE AT BARGAINS
English Mamas Planning Raid
on the Wealthy Amer
lean Bachelors.
NEED MORE OF OUR CASH
Marrying Titled Men to Our Heiresses
Doesn't Serve All Purposes, and
So Titled Girls Will Look
for Rich Men.

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with titles will go to America in
swarms this season to seek American
millionaire husbands. This is the only
chance left now for England to gobble
up American fortunes, as Roxeburge,
the last eligible duke has been captured
by Miss Goelet. English mothers seem
to have suddenly realized the great
possibilities and are now preparing to
send over their most attractive mar
~riageable daughters. 1t is claimed that
American men are as great admirers OF
noble blood as American women and a
harvest Of great fortunes is expected to
result from the new movement that has
been uecided on by English society.
The American men, it is commended,
would be as willing as the American
women to rebuild the decaying castles
Of the ones they marry, and If the Eng
fish 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 nov
decayfng n in ruins are palaces Of
splendor. 1t has been found from ex-
periences that American mems money
Is as good as American women's in re-
storing falling castles. Lady Sybil Cut
tlng's marriage has been a great sue
cess, and, in these days, English wom-
en- think it much smarter to have no
titles unless it is avery good one. The
English women will not lose their titles
or positions, however, by marrying
American men. In England 1t is, once
a lady" always a lady" If a titled
woman marries a commoner she re-
tains her title.
Roxburshe's Sister to Come.
The widowed sister of Roxburghe, en-
couraged by the dukes success, is to go
to America. She is called Lady Mar
garet Orr Ewing, her husband having
e haanEfho Z ofo hoiap .H~n -,i- AFyoo
Poe, daughter of Lady Barrymore, will
visit New York in December. Lady Al
gernon Gordon Lennox is taking over
her girl. Here is a catch. The. mar
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 Lon
don and comes Of an excellent Irish
family.
The marchioness of CRANKY, who will
become Duchess Of Rutland, has de-
c1ded to go to America with Lady Mar
daughter. With Lady Marjorie Man
ners may come over her friend, Miss
Viola Tree, another London beauty,
whose father is the actor.
The Marquise de Mores. an Amer
lean, it is true, will nave her daughter
for a short time in New York, and a
visit which Is contemplated after many
years is that of the Duke and Duchess
de Choisuil-Praslin, who have a young
daughter, brought out two years ago
at Cannes.
Lady -sybil Cutting has a younger
SISTER who is to pay her a visit, and the
Gu1nesses have promised to have a
number of eligible young women dur
Ing the season. Miss Frewen will go
with her mother, who was Miss Ger
ONE. Miss Frewen made her debut in
London last season. Another Of the
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her mother is the Hon. Sybil Ada
Roche. She is the only child of Lord
Fermoy, who IS a brother of James
Burke Roche, who married Miss Work.
Miss Sybil Roche is first cousin to Miss
Cynthia Roche. Owing t. the strained
relations between Mr.. and Mrs. Roche,
Miss sybil Roche would not be enter
tanned by Mrs. Roche or by Mrs. Coop
er Hewitt. still in New York she has
many friends.
Plenty of Them Coming.
The Princess Victoria Of Sc~hleswig-
Holstein is very anxious t o go to Amer
lea again and may bye easily persuaded.
widow of Crown Prince Rudolf of Aus
tria, has had the pleasure Of a short
visit in America and several Berlin
newspapers have contained assertions
that she Is to be in America this winter.
Lady Isabel Innes Ker is expected to
~SSSAAo LIZ - "SullnS. 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 to
result from this list, with many addi-
@ women visitors from Europe.
Lady Sybil Cuffe and w. Bayard, a
young millionaire, who was secretary
to the United States embassy in Lon
don, We're married in 1901. Lady Cuffe
has not abandoned her title by her
marriage, but is called Lady Sybii Cut
ting, and her cards read, "Mr. w. Bay
ard Cutting, jr., Lady Sybil Cutting"
In official lists the names appear, "Mr.
ana Mrs. Bayard Cutting. jr. Lady
they are simply MI. and Mrs. Cutting.
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