The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
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bourbon kretenders.
XAuID, June 2S.-The engagement
~ Anna Dillon Ripley, daughter
MI. Sydney Dillon Ripley, OF New
6Hk W1th Count Pierre du Castel In
I1on not only IN international mar
- into French nobility. but viii
|vo theeofido oficial connections with
n younger branch of the royal Bour-
&ono. sayo q cable to the New York
Xmorlcon. The We'll Castels. like their
3 &u16tlvoa- the Duke and Duchess de
oGDono. are Orleanists to the nnger
x 1loo, The Duchess dc Bassano. who
EVoo boforo her marriage Miss Claire
Dyuos. Of Monte Carlo. Is called upon
Gnnually to do service at the Court
\ ~ the Duke and Duchess OF Orleans.
~ also. are her daughters. one OF
whom married n son of the late Sir
E0mond Blount, while another Is
(. voddod to Count Louis du Xiel Castel.
oimilsrly, Miss Ripley will have to
!, "a royal service as, soon as her honey
uDoou q over. For her the Duke and
Duchess OF Orleans will be king and
+ ouoon. and she will address each OF
mem a. "Your Majesty" With her
y husband she will take the oaths Of
1oyalty 20 the pretender who is hailed
~ the Well Castels and Bassanos as
Philippe the Ninth, King OF France
X md 11avarrov while his wife IL recog-
n1ao1,Hs the legitimate Queen Success
or - lfaxio Antoinette.. -aas ,-.a.
Th0 stately ceremonial at the imita-
TIM o&txrt OF the Orleanist pretenders
y ro<&1ty will be q decided change
nom Iiss RipIey's home life at Hemp
\ oteads Long Island. One or her duties
- G56yal subject and lady-in-waiting
vim ~ 20 accompany the sham queen
Wheu41he goes tea drinking and shop
6fnntX > A~e
Nur6blIcan Girls A. RoyaIIsts.
tn Daroness de Charette. formerly
4 1gIoo kolk. of Tennessee. as well as
: NJ ughter-in-law, the Marquise dc
s Chapooto. formerly Miss Susan b.
(, Henn1nk, Of Kentucky and Tuxedo,
B o1oo. ~ service for the imitation king
. md Zen Of France. The house Of Or
3 1oax1 viii be represented at Miss
(. nipl1 n wedding. which takes place
: "a Well Castels, though having In
u rue0I1 connections, do not figure In
.knox. the newest and most up-to-date
Voru86n French nobility. The Ripley
3 r1x1lrs viii add one more Republi-
I'm ~ to the list OF royalist Ameri-
B 1nun.1n Europe. II will also bring Miss
X Ilp11 into relation with all the great
& hrnnG&os OF the Bourbon family OF
JfnncA Portueal and Spain. 5000.
AncnG the most brilliant entertain
uonts Of the Grand Prix week was
3 hat Of the Marquis and Marquise de
Gnnay ut their mansion In the Avenue
a ~ rA1ma. when half the operate
q SIAN now IN Paris sang for their hun
!. Areds Of guests, and dances. panto-
m1n3es and short plays filled the eve
The Marquis de Ganay. formerly
Y 1{loa Ridkeway. OF Philadelphia, 10 a
'G1ntGr OF Henry Ridgeway, who for 1C
(; xeom was master of the Pau hounds
Is he 6elongs to one Of the most power
*isnIiotity OF her June receptions Is the
number Of eligible young women In
v1te4. The marquise is very anxious
K hat her son, the young Count de
I. oon6y. should marry and settle down.
- ne has paraded before him most
~ ne rich and pretty girls OF her
~, accompanied by their mammas.
FaIr Procession Of Aspirants.
scores OF blushing girls have already
boen summoned to dine and dance
WITH the heir OF the Ridgeway money
aud Banay titles. Among TINS weeks
xuGoks were Mile de Morny. ac-
\ 10mbanied by her mother, the Duchess
y ~ Morny; Mile. de .Pourtales, with
\ her $mother the countess; and the
<&yetty daughters of the Countess de
z xer6iriau and of the Marquise de
Chauronay.. Mile, de Luynes. having
4 no mother, was chaperoned by the
Unke dc Luynes. Upon whom the
young counts choice has fallen II as
ut unknown, but society remarked
DE favor he showed Mile de Ia
0raztgo, daughter OF the baroness. who
vas formerly Miss Carroll, Of Mary
A fete given by the Countess lie
& Pourtales has reminded old Parisians
y &C the glories OF the second empire
She leased an entire building, includ-
ing the public hall where the Chris
Han 8cientists OF Paris hold their ser
vlcei. and there for Eve hours she en-
( tortaiDed over 1000 people.
No detail was forgotten to make II
\ perfect summer night fete. The do
uostics were dressed as Swiss halber-
4 0lers: enormous quantities of roses
c0verod the walls and tables and even
~ kcors. Huge grottos of ice cooled
n ne atmosphere, and two orchestras,
c0e <on each floor played for those
x wh0vdid not dance. There were theat-
Flcal formances-comedies by Ed
4 monf Rostand, played by Radine and
Marie Louise Derval, two OF the prot.
Nost actresses I'M Paris.
% sagans' New Aspirations.
With the consent of George Gould
Ne puke and Duchess de Talleyrand