Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-12

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LACK OF AfaisTocRATlc An
cEsToRs Will CAUSE GLADYS
VANDERBILT TO TAKE LOWER
RANK THAN tilJs AND AT AUS
TRAN COURT.
New York, Nov. 81 Special Core
pondence) rom London comes
word thatths Countess of Yarmouth q
women relations law are making her
life unbearable That she is the sister
of Harry Thaw is said to he the, chief
charge, against this Pittsburg young
woman, whose family paid "a discred-
tied British earl to marry her. Since
then the tIsflaw money has refurnished
the Yarmouth home and fed nsarly
the entire Yarmouth family OF Sey-
mours than whom there is no rotten,
er nobility outfit in De Brett. But
now that these British benefciaries
Of Yankee dollars feel that the money
| is secure through the marriage of one
Of their breed to this unfortunate Am
erican girl, they. began to exercise the
malign spirit that usually character
ICES the attitude of th'sdr race towards
anyone whom they think they can
bully without punitive results.
More Foreign Title
1 One would think that by this time
4 the American woman would be so Shy
of contracting marital alliances with
foreigners Of titleWho always comics.
sedly seek money in these ventures
1 that the heiress's custom of title
i hunting would quickly fall into de
4 suetude. But; instead of that, it seems
1 to be growing more popular despite
i the many awful examples among the
i robbed, abused and neglected Ameri
d can wives of certain members Of the
a European nobility, NJ.
4 AT this moment there are no less
j than half a dozen international mar
n riages planned -and in every one O.
them 1T is arranged that the American
a wife shall take over to her foreign
81 husband a fortune in his own right
To prove. that not even a burnt chile
q fears the fire, now comes strong YER
fcation of the report that Nine. Ann;
q Gould, former Countess de Castellane
q is really and truly intent upon mar
rying a roue Of the princely house Q
Sagana house, en- PEASANT, that ha
feeked with scandals, and that evs'
; the French people beg the world not t
accept as a type of their best blood
Mrs Edith McCreery, former viii
of Richard McCreery, of San Francis
co, who recently married Lady Gre.
Egerton, is on the list of Amerieai
girls of wealth whose names just nov
are connected with titles. She wi
marry Hon. Henry Thomas Coventry
who is the third some of a title, hi
father being Earl of Coventry. In or
der to acquire this man, Mrs. Nc
l Creery, who was a Kip of New York
is selling all her property in this city
Taking up the list at this point, Mis-
Gladys Wand ilt7-whose cousin, th
Duchess Of Marlborough, is now 81
America to offer warnings, if ther,
We're any use will shortly wed tn
Austrian Count Sze,ahenyl, despite th
objections Of her family and the pei
sistence Of the report that this VandeI
biltE Countess will not be received Il,
court circles on the same footing Il
her Magyar husbands family, becaus
\ of her lack of an aristocratic lineage
Then there Is Miss Mary Gayley, d
HERES s-but it is only the heiresse
who are acceptable to the gentleIne
OF title daughter of James Gayley, q
New York, whose marriage to Coun
Semni. of Rome, will be one OF tn
events Of the season. This count, b;
the way, is only a count by courtesy
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