Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-05-23

Mrs. Jason Waters daughter Miss
Ellen Nixon Vain, now the Baroness
jacques de Meyronnet de San Marc,
is the chatelaine of one Of the beauti-
full homes of Paris, and by reason of
her own charm and the distinction OF
her husbands family she has won a
high place in exclusive Partisan So
ciety.
There are many who will recall the
beautiful wedding in the Church OF
the Redeeraer at Bryn Mawr, when |
the lovely Gertrude Berwind, daugh-
ter of the wealthy coal family, be-
came the Baroness Bocklin Won Book
linsau This was an unusually I'M
portant matrimonial event. for the
baron's family is one of great emf
nence in the kaiser's domain. The
young nobleman at his wedding gave
evidence of the much-discussed Ger
man "thoroughness," by replying to
the clergyman's various questions in
| the marriage ritual in SO loud and
firm voice as to be heard in all
parts of the church, a circumstance
which caused many to smile, since it
afforded so marked contrast to the
usual TREMENDOUSLY whispered answers.
Two Sisters Marry NobIemen.
Two sisters, Mary and Clara, of the
famous and wealthy Roberts family,
whose classic-looking home at Nine
teenth and Walnut streets is such a
joy to those who love the simplicity OF
the antique, married noblemeu of
much distinction. The former is the
Marquise d'Eskens de Frenoy, now
living in Paris, while the latter, who
died last September, was the Countess
Goffredo CALI. an Italian, whom she
met while he was consul to this city.
Miss Myra Dick is another Philadel-
phian who chose g Frenchman of title
for husband. and now as the Mar
quise de Breviaiere dAlaimcourt she
occupies high place in the social life
Of her adopted country. Then there
are the Baroness Won Friesen, who
was formerly Miss Florence Smith
and the Countess Georges Ginoux de
Fermon, who was George Cochran's
: daughter, Miss Elizabeth Cochran.
The Count and Countess Traugott
: Won Bethusey Hue live in mediaeva
state near Breslau. Germany, and y
a will be recalled that their wedding
!, ceremony was carried out with al
Il elaborate regard for ancient fanil!
e traditions. The countess was Mis-
= Reddelien of this city.
p Another of the leaders in the groul
II OF titled American women now dwell
g ing in Paris is the Viscountess julie
e Henri de Sibour who is a daughter o
a Charles w. Bailey of 21st and De Lar
IT cey streets, and who takes an activ
y part In Partisan society.
If Mr.. and Mrs Alfred G. Harrison
a. daughter, Miss Mildred Harrison.
now the Countess Won Holnstein, bu
she and the count have spent most
TO the time since their wedding In thi
40 country Still another PHILADELPHIA
ie woman of title who prefers to live
D. this country is the Countess Euiali'
Nv the former Mrs. John b. Stetson. He
ne home, Idra. on the Old York road,
le built in the likeness of French CHI
in teau. and is exceedingly beautiful.
as Some Other Noble Marriages.
is Rodman Wanamakers daughte
,al Miss Fernando Wanamaker, was we
of ded in Paris a few years ago to A
nut turo de Heeren. who will inherit
in title from his father. Another Phil
Ic- delphian who, although not bearing
at title, is married to an English juri
whose position is most importa