The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-19
CAPTURES THE
ROYAL COURTS
COUNTESS Dl FRASSo, NEE GEoR.
CINE WILDE, OF NEW YORK.
VERY POPULAR ABROAD.
RELATED TO CAIRO|TES



nounced the marriage or Miss Geor-
CINE Wilde, of New York niece 0f
Miss Alice Vaughan, formerly OF this
city, and grand-niece of the late Mrs.
| r H. Cunningham, Of Cairo, 70 Count
Dentice di Frass SO which was solemn
ICED abroad and to whose nuptals sew.
eral Cairoites were invited
Yesterdays St. Louis Post-Dispatch
contained a very interesting account
OF Miss Wilde's life and romance
which will be Of great interest 70 the
Cairo friends Of her family and which
| IS herewith reproduced.
A st. Louis girl barely Is years old.
| has. to use a phrase applied to the sis-
uarion b, Continental Society CAB
tured Europe She was Miss Georgiee
Wilde, and her father, previous to has
DEATH was one of the best known
members Of the ST Louis Stock En-
change
1t was IN Newport. q year ago last
summer, that Elisha Dyer Jr., speak
ing Of Miss Wilde, then one Of the
popular girls OF the younger set, and
not yet out, hut who had CAMEL
much attention by her expertness as
q whip and equestrienne at the New
port Horse Show. said She Is the
most attractive girl in appearance and
the most charming in manner that
have met in - years. Miss Wilde
is now the Countess carlo Dentice di
Frasso.
The young countess whose mother
ID now Mrs Henry Seigel Of New
York. certainly has met with an eX-
traordinary success, the more eXtraor-
binary as she is but u.s. Probably no
other American girl has ever won
quite SO many social triumphs at So
early an age.
Yet she retains the unaffected sim
plicity Of manner which has always
been one of her greatest charms This
/ it was perhaps more than anything
else which made her triumph so com
plete last summer. when she and her
husband. Count Dentice di Frasso,
We're included in the royal party in
yited by the Emperor Of Austria 10
entertain Emperor William II Of Ger
many during his visit In Vienna
| Count Carlo Dentice di Frasso be.
longs to one of the oldest families of
the Roman nobility, a family noted for
! it3 wealth, power and influence. The
| Prince di Frasso Dentice, the older
brother Of Count Carlo Dentice. is now
/ the head OF the family and a great
landowner, not only in Italy but in
Austria as well As the father Of these
/ two brothers was a Prince the tide
/ is bestowed indiscriminately in italy
upon either son but the younger
/ claims only the title Of Count to
which he has legal right A sister
/ of the Frasso family Is the Countess
/ Lise Schonborn-Buchheim now in
! Hungary. enc of the most popular
roblewomen Of the Austrian court
! and Of society in Paris where her
! husband is secretary of the Austrian
| Embassy The mother the late Prin.
cess di Frasse, was Of the Hungari0n
nobility. and it was her sister Coun-
tess Sophie. who was the mother Of
the Archduke Francis Ferdinand at
present heir-apparent Ct Emperor
Francis Joseph Of Austria Thus # isl
that the Frasso family including ouf
little Countess Georgi1e, are first
cousin of the future Emperor Of Aus
tria
A love match pure and simple was
that Of Cont Carlo Dentice and Mis-
Gle rgine Wilde. The eount was We
known and greatly liked in New York
society for a couple Of seasons DO.
fore he met Mss Wilde having been
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs William X
Vanderbilt Jr and Of several other
prominent people in Newport He ~
tall. rich. g0odlo-flng man ~
about go appearing more 40 Eugli- h-
man than an Italian
It had been planned that Miss Wilde /
should make her debut tn society this
fall but early last winter cupid inter
fared with these arrangements. the
count became q sutton for The far
lajy's hand and the young couple be /
came professionally engaged Later
came the formal announcement The 1
wedding took place last April on the 1
I'D, with much pomp and catemunv
in tho Brompfou Ontorv. London I
Witnesses for tho bride were Prince /
Deniice III Fra -o Ambassador White. I
Law Red and Henry Siecel Tho /
cunts witnesses were Prince won
Campagna Go ut Erwin Sch0nborn- !
Buchheim. first secretary To- the Aus /
trian Embassy in Paris a-d Count /
Eiicue. Italian Ambassador in London i
Ge0reiue Wilde was born ia s. +
Louis. about eighteen years ago Her
father was George u. wilde q hr1te- I
au8 member sr the Merchants Ee
change OF - Lori Ffa vas broth /
or of Rear Admiral George FaNon /
Wilde Mr. Wide was tau broad /
shouidered. good-lookinE man. bearing 4
the reputation Of being the haudsom- /
est man on the floor Of fEc Exchange 4
His good looks. combined with an ini- /
mi-able charm OF manner and Eift ~ /