The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-07-07
Court Gossip That Floats
Around in All Countries


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don. to witness the nuptials Of Miss Kitty
Nelke and Count Anton ApponY. of
Nyitra near Javolonitch. in Hungary.
Count steiger. Of the Austrian Embassy.
attended the bridegroom a. best man.
There were six bridesmaids. The bride
had a wreath of orange flowers and q
magnificent lace veil was fastened cap
fashion over her hair. which was dressed
In simple Grecian coll. Her bouquet
consisted of white orchids and carna-
tons. Her train was Of the same bro
cade as her dress.
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Jewels ALREADY received by the bride are
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diamond ornament and a pearl necklet
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diamond COMBS ana diamond circiet TOT
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marck and that country. losing fight
with Prussia for the supremacy In Ger
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fosse ana Sir fichard SUTTON Inc conh-
Ing OF age OF Lord Castlerosse. son and
heir to Lord Kenmare. was celebrated
with much refoicInrs st Killarney. Lord
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iarhes fiouse ana Lishasrs' IN Soun.s
Cork, and their twin daughters Lady
Dorothy and Lady Cicely. are well known
In London society. The elder OF the two
girls DIV few minutes) was one OF
ouaen Narv.s ,r.,r-bearers a, the coro-
ha'ion' ana her SISTER 10 "hom she pears
'iA's ieseaee' was mo" u 'as'
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and was NO doubt charmed with the place
portions of which were built in the four
teenth century.
The greatest affection exists between Sir
Richard and Mr.. Ashley. who became his
step-father when the young baronet was
but four years old. but in view of Sir Rich
ards possible marriage Lady sutton has
acquired the property for herself and her
husband. and VIII move thither when the
elaborate additions and alterations she
is having made at Brinksop are COM
pleted.
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wnom rumor IS busy' and the ex-mon-
arch OF Portugal is no exception to the
rule. No sooner had Mrs. Grundy finished
with the tit-bit OF his betrothed to the
voun1 Grand Duchess Of J.uxemboure. a
uel was said TO nave been decided upon,