The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-16
LADY SARAH WILSON
ARRIVES IN AMERICA

vested nc two Rothschild hTothet nnd
the Two young Counts GolouCiAgki I
with the same status and prcroGives
Ut court, as II they possessed q re-.
4uisitc sixteen nohiliary quarleriA
The Emperor likewise grantcdSat.
cn,s 81 horachiKkcit to two wdnn ,
one Or them was his #lfc'E niece. i.
oncss Won Walicrsce. daughter OF H.
Louis Of Bavaria, and Of she first oils
actress wives. Married hrst 10 Cdr
George I.arifcn: and since hccinc
vorccd by him, TO the Bavarian imp
sario and former barytone. Otto Rrur
she has now heon Invested OF shat pS
cnt. and banlshcd from Austria. OWL
- the part which she played In ii I
drama which eliminated IN the TRACED /
OF Mcycrling
The only other patent OF hoInchigitel
Sfanted 10 woman, was that TO CouniE
tess Golouchowslli, wife OF the forue \
Minister OF the Imperial House. and
who although born az n Princess Annis
Alurat would without this patent. hnvti
been barred IRON. the Court of Austria
OWING 10 her lack OF the neccssarSf
gen eniogical nnnlihcations, one OF he'd
erandmothers having, been 81 Miss Fra 1
ser OF Philadelphia, governeas In th.l
family OF cH-kng Joseph Bonapartei
1T Rordeniown, y. j.. and her grea,
grandfather having been the stableI
boy who made his way ~ from .htl
hurnhlct rank in life. 10 soverciIn:t}s
as king OK Naples.
The patent or hoffa ehigkeit enjoye,S
by Baron Albert Rothschild, ana be :!
slowed upon him in recognition OF HID
invaluable services rendered to The a rs
'To- Hungarian sovcrnment.in the apa Il
city OF !inancicr, does not descend III
his TWO sons. Baron Alphonse and bar
or Louis Rotilschild. who spent a win
ter IN this country two or three year 1
ago under the aegis or August Belmont
Of New York, the Belmonts having re i
presented the Ro,hschilds in this coun !
try for now som. seventy years Thtf
eldest of the boys, Baron Alphonse. 81
an officer OF the Sixth Dragon regi
nent, ana will now take his father'sE
place at the head OF the Vienna Housed
OF the grea financial dynasty OF Ruths.
child. II he goes about II good dea |!
In Niannese society. II is largely owingI
10 tho patronage OF old Princess PaulineI
Metternich. who has always been n
When PRINCESS Mettcrnch went I'd
Paris as the wife OF the Austrian am
bassador TO the court of the Tililerics i
she found the late Baron and Barones<4
Alphonsc Rothschild occupying quite n
prominent position in Partisan Napo
leonic society. and figuring conspicuous
~ III the encourage of the parvenlI
French Emperor aud Empress. She In al
TO choose between the alternative on
ignoring them, S the members OF thej
Hebrew race had up to that time bccn1
socially ignored al Vienna, or follow
ing the example of the Partisan Bona
partist world, and accepting them. Lik eI
a sensible woman, she chose the latterI
almost inevitable alternative. her POSI-
ton as aInbassudrcsS considered, andI
found little reason 10 regret Il. I'or|
the late Baroness A1phonse Kothschild
who had been brought up in England |
was very witty and attractive woman,
with whom she became great friends
Later on when the Mcttcrnichs. byI
reason of the appalling extravaganza
prevailing in court life in Paris during
the closing years OF the empire, he
came involved in temporary financial
difficulties Baron Alphonsc 1,nthschild
was only TOO delighted To come o their
assistance in tho most delicate and
lavish manner. After the fall os the
French empire when the princess had
resumed her position III society att
Nicnna, and had become its acltnow-
lodged leader, Beitina. one OF the
daughters Of the Alphonsc Rothschilds
married Albert Rothschild who had Just
died at Vienna. The Princess, who had
known Bettina from chtlGhood took
her mp when she came TO Vienna, and
for'l1er own hake and for hat of her
mother became erlsocial sponsor. and
through her, also Of her husband, Al.
bert Rothschild and of his brother,
the late Nathaniel, whom she used Ia
lauEhingly describe as her "Hausjud. y
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