Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-19
Bride-to-Be Young Girl Who Has No
Made Her Debut.
HOW OTHER MATCHES RESULTED
Number Of Genuine Love Affairs il
OrOSs-Sea Marriages.
FORMIDABLE LIST OF ALLIANCES
American Dollars Contribute Heavy
Tell TO Upkeep of Foreign
Mobility When Record Of
Years is Read.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1s-(special Teis-
gram.)-While the family Of Miss vivien
Gould does not confirm the engagement of
that charming young daughter % the
house Of Gould to Lord Decies. they do not
deny It and society generally accepts IT as
a fact.
And II may be said also that society is
discussing Il with no little interest While
Lord Deces impressed those he met during
his recqnt visit to New York as a fine.
clean cut example Of the English gentle
man, II is recalled that he is we'll past
the forty mark, while Miss vivien has still
to make her debut into society and is still
practically a school girl
In connection with this new approaching
international marriage, other recent mar
riages OF the same sort are being discussed
and attention Is divided on the question
whether this will be happy one There
are examples which would seem to lend
force TO the arguments either way.
There is for example, the Countess John
Alexander Mourik DE Beaufort who was
Miss Irma Kilgallen of Chicago. The last
heard Of the countess she was still in
Chicago hospital nursing the broken bones
she suffered when her noble lord chased
her about the house. The Count De Beau
49, . NV wi INNS q penny III N"NboNlii0'
One Real Love Match.
There Is the Duchess De Chaulnes. who
was Miss Theodore shonts, and who was
most sadly widowed upon her honeymoon.
il was believed by every one that the
marriage OF the Due De Cleanliness and the
American heiress was true love match,
The Baroness De Graffenrled was Miss
Irma Stern, daughter Of Louis Stern. one
of the wealthest merchants I'm this city.
Baron De Graffenried is an expert horse
man and for ten years has been captain
Instructor Of the military riding academy
at Thoune.
The Princess Miguel of Braganza was
Miss Anita Stewart, daughter of Mrs.
James Henry smith. and heiress to 100000
under the win Of the late American million
aire her Etspfather. The sumptuous cere-
mony which united Miss Stewart to the
pretender OF the Portuguese throne. is OF
sufficiently recent date to be well re-
membered and the fact that her dowry is
being used to push the claims of her
husband to the Portuguese throne, adds In
terest TO this wedding.
The Princess Cantancuzene was the
daughter of General and Mrs. Frederick ID.
Grant and the marriage is said to be a
very happy one.
The Countess Carlo Dentice di Fraso was
Miss Dorothy Wilde. daughter Of Mrs
Henry siegei OF this city. Miss Wilde's
marriage with the Count Diarasso was an
other reputed love match and thus far
nothing has transplred TO dispel the belief.
The duchess Of Roxburgh was Miss May
Goelet said to he one OF the richest young
women IN the world. The fortune founded
by Miss Goelet's grandfather, Peter Goelet'
and which has greatly increased since his
death, was at that time estimated at $2S-
OOO,OOO There is no reason to believe that
this match was not happy one.
Countess szechenyi stiI Happy.
The Countess 1.aslo Szechenyi was for
merIy Miss Gladys Vanderbilt. youngest
daughter OF Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Her
wedding 10 the Hungarian nobleman took
place at the Vanderbilt residence. Filth
avenue and Fifth street They are reputed
TO be stin in love with each other.
The duchess Of Manchester was the
daughter Of Eugene Zimmerman of Gin
oinnati The duchess was busily engaged
n this fall making changes In the Gros-
v,nor residence the duke inherited from
his mother She has made the duke a fig
ure in English affairs.
The Duchess DE Valencay was Miss Helen
Morton OF New York. The duke Is \
brother OF the Prince pe sagan. who mar
ried former Anna Gould.
The Countess Sigray was Miss Harriet
DAILY. daughter OF Marcus DAILY. the copper
king Count sigray officisted as best man
NJ the wedding OF Count Szechenyl and
Miss GLADYS Vanderbilt.
The Baroness Speck Won Sternberg was
Miss Lillian May Langham OF Louisville
The baron who is dead, was at one time
German ambassador TO this country.
The duchess OF Marlborough was Miss
Cons ielo Vanderbilt and was married C
the duke at the age of Il years. The duk,
and duchess are now separated.
The countess Of Yarmouth was Miss Alic,
Thaw OF Pittsburg. The countess Is livius
In America under her maiden name, as hei
marriage with the earl of Yarmouth ha,
been annulled.
Princess Heie De Sagan was Miss Anna
Gould, the aunt OF Miss Niyien Cloud, VIII
is to marry Lord Becivs. The princess Wa.
first married TO Count Boni DE Custellane
a cousin OF her present husband. aud sdu
sequenty divorced him. The maIvimonta
difficulties OF the Prince De Sagan ar,
probably better known to the pubic thar
those resulting from any other gnterna
tional marriage
nFAnTEh aHr-