The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-30
GREATEST HEIRFSS
WON BY REDESDALE

features othe fathers residence. Tho
crown princess and the wives OF tho
other young princes also visit and
dine At the Friedlandcrs, though per-
maps tho members OF the imperial fam
ily with whom tho I'riedlanders are
on termr Of tho grentest intimacy nrU
the I<aisers clever eldest sister, Prin-
cess Charlotte. and Nor husband. Field
marshal Prince BERNARD, heir to hia
father's sovereign grand duchy or
sake -MeininGeu. Tho diplomatic corps,
tue official world. tho court. and the
moro modern element of tho aristoc-
racy. may be found at tho entertain-
ments which follow one another with
rapid succession ut tho Friedlanders.
Only the oldor ana more conservative
nristocracy and the officers Of the
Guards regiments continue to hold
aloof
Two years ago Mcrls Won Fried
lander became engaged 10 Prince Alex
anuer Roinanoftsky. fifth Duke Or
leuchtenhers. member Of the upper
iai ltusaian family. and senior descend
anu 81 eugene ne Beauharna;s son OF
empress Josephine, by her first hus-
uhhd, ana married. 10 a daughter OF
enc hlnS OF Bavaria. Friedlander-
iIlu announced at tho time that he
would give h.s daughter q dowry OF
S4o,VVu,ouo. But the Car would ONLY
siVe his consent 70 the union O., the
coalition thai it was OF 4 -,,ru,;,.
..'arc'er or else that Prince George
shouiu reitnqutsh his honors and titles
TO MS Younger brother. Prince Sergius.
desconding 70 the rank OF the ordinary
honliity lie declared that he could
not tolerate under any other conditions
me marriage q a member Of his fam
iiy 70 Il daughte: Of tho Jewish race.
Consequently. the match was broken
OF.
\ gn
Lord Milford, Marie Won E'riedlander-
! Fuld viii be far better or soc!aliy-
speaislng. than IL size had married any
! German, Austrian or Russian prince OF.
noble. For in England taere is little
. or no discrimination on the part OF 60
/ ctoty against tho Jews, such as per-
slsts aimost everywhere on the CONT
| mont OF Europa
LORD Redcsdale is far from rich, ha =
lr'ieed beer oblieed to let on a Ious-
/ lease mis- beautiful country scat. know n
/ as DitS!ord Park. TO Granville Farau-
mar md to the lattcrs AMERICAN wife
VINO was Miss Helen Livingston. OK
New NorH. lie Is the most wonderful
Landscape gardener In the United King
dom, past master in tho art. the rudi-
inents of which 10 acquired in japan.
where as BERTHE Milford. OF the Brit
ish legation. he wrote that charming.
! nooN known as Tales ot old Japan
re positively cooiureS with trees ana
mowers, mas entirely reorganized the
gardens OF Buckingham Palace, Wind
sor, Sandrin2ham, and Balmoral; and
X Is 10 him that is hue the exteaYve
use OF tho Canadian maple which now
constitutes 40 marked A feature OF tho
| park around Isalmoral
The Milford family which Lord
iSed esdalo represents in tho House or
Lords, is one or those which n2ureJ
conspicuously in the days OF tho Scot
ISM border warfare, when The lords oP
me Northern Marches kept watch ami
ward against the fornys OF the Scot.
ara Milford Castle IN Northunbcr
land was stronghold OF consiaerani,,
Importance. LORD Redesdale, by tho
/ bEe, is i nephew OF that gifted but .ac-
| centric individual known as Mad Nit
! 700 VINO, after quitting the royal navy
rs Captain, became the literary and
| press agent Of Queen Caroline pot.
himself locked up In WarburtoD'a prt-
Nhte lnadhouse nj Hexton. with the
oo1ccl OF writing up its abuses and
Was the founder OF the original 40
ciety journal, which used to BIO known
as the Bon Ton Magazine. It, however
came To grief and 20 did he, through
I drink, and he died. and was buried
from st. Iiiless workhouse fnocr-
housed. IN London.
+ copyright, 1919. BY the Brentwood
CompanN)