Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-06
|PRINCESSES Of EUROPE STRIKE
ON MATRIMONY, MADE IOORDER
Associated PressI

Associated Pressl
LoNDoS.-EuroEean courts face
what is practically widespread
strike on the part Of princesses
against matrimony made to order.
Individual protests against being
made a victim of the old system
whereby royal children have no voice
in the selection of life partners are
as old as the system itself, but the
stand now taken. particularly by the
princesses is said to. appear like a
concert Of action. It Is blow to the
royal match makers, who blame both
the scarcity of princesses and the
growth Of feminism for the failure OF
their pet system. In this connection
It is known that many Of the royal
dowagers are inclined to lay the re-
sponsibility for this state OF affairs
on the fair shoulders Of Princess Pa
tricia of Connaught daughter of the
goyernor-general of Canada, who is
said, during her residence in the new
world, to have acquired certain odious
democratic ideals not at all in har-
mony with her station.
The recent birth Of q son to the
Duchess Of Brunswick. the only
daughter Of Emperor William of Ger
many, has served to call attention
again to the small number Of prin-
cesses and has given further force to
the excuse of the. royal bachelors that
they are unable to find suitable part
ners OF their own rank. This ex-
cuse may or may not be entirely valid,
but it is undoubtedly true that both
the young men and women of the
royal circles show distinct disinclin-
alton towards matrimony made to or
der.
Among the eligible Processes. who
seem in no hurry to accept the part
ners selected for them by their royal
Darents, are the elder daughters Of
Emperor Nicholas of Russia, notably
the Grand Duchess Tatiana, the beau
ty Of the Russian imperial family, and
Princess Elizabeth OF Roumania The
latter is really beautiful girl and
any debutante might envy her per-
feet features. her cloud Of lovely hair
and her very expressive eyes. Both
she and her younger sister, Princess
Marie. have inherited the wonderful
Coburg elegance coupled with the
meeting with brief talk in which
he told Of the plans which the assoc
citation has for work during the com.
ing fiscal year, The plans included
the welcoming of 1.-THE newcomers,
work for non-English-speaking for.
eigners, large number OF men in.
terested in the association move
ment, and the development OF the
local Japanese and Korean associa.
tion work.
Aside from the members, present
were Miss Esther M. Erickson, Mrs.
w. p. @Frear and Mrs. +. e. Anterior,
representing the Il w. G. A. Major
julius A. Penn represented the army,
and Rear-admiral c; B. T. Moore the
navy
Among those present were:
Z Guest table r. II. Trent, Admiral
C. B. T. Moore, Major Julius A. Penn,
Mrs. w. F. Frear, Mrs. r. G., Anterior,
Miss Ericsson, Ben Hollinger, Il. L
Castle, Harry Strange, A. T. Lougley,
Frank Beechert, Rev. T. Okumura.
VIM Kwai Fong.
Pennsylvania-K. b. Barnes, DIR.
Benz, T. D. Brodie, j. w. Dougherty.
j. s. Donaghho, W. l. Haney, j. j..
Hopwood, j. ]. McGaryey, r N. Nc
Namara, ]. C. Poole, s. W. Robley. j.
H. Worrall. VIM. Weinrich.
Hawaii--G. r, Carter, g. X. Mills,
D. s. Mott, w S. Bowen, a. C. Alex
ander. De Witt Alexander. DR.. N b.
Emerson, j Rezenes, E. Kaai, II.
Clark, C. Clark, j. Clark. f. Jordan.
G. Bigler, G. p. Castle, w. r. Castle,
w. Parke, w. j. Forbes, f. C. Ather.
ton, C. H. Anterior, T. B. Crt,ckett, ].
Reid, A. s. B. Robertson, r. d. King,
H. Lemke, DR.. H. Bicknell, w. r. Pc.
terson, Al. p. Comes, J.. +. Baptist, G..
f. Gilliiand, H. M. Won Holt, w w.
Chamberlain, A. p. M. Richardson, G..
X. Gertz, w. D. Trask, w. j. Hills, G..
X. Dwight, P. ID. KelIett, C. E. King. j.
p. Makinai, Michael Panole. s. K. Ka,
maiopoli, D. K. Luoli, G. C. Kopa. ].
T. Taylor. T. r. Kula, A. Akana, J. L.
Holt, Max Bolte, w. o. Smith, G. s.
Waterhcuse. j. p. Nicholson. III. A.
Giles. w. II. Meineche, J. Bicknell, J.
C. Anderson, II. s. Decker, Foster Da,
Wis, p. Kurisu, J. Austin.
Missouri r. Killam, A. j.. Gig.
noux. Paul Super. j. H. Patrick, j.
NJ. McChesney. Slane Stump.
Korea S. H. Crpi, H. s. Hong, S.
Fl. Park, w. X. Aim, All Young, C. J.
Kim, H. Shong. 49,. y -,
New England-A C. Barnett, ]. A.
Balmer, G. B. Ripley, Judge Clemens.
Iowa-yess Dutot, A. E. Larimer. J.
U. Urice, G. E. jackson, r. G. Moore,
j. A. Magoon, r. II. Kipp, C. H. Nor.
ton. i. ....
0hio-G. II. Buttolph. F. S. Hafford.
G. B. Cottrill, G. A. Andrus, C. L. Hall,
P. NJ. Pond, J. ". Geary. J. c. Wine,
R. c. Brown, w. A Bowen, J. H
Beard, J. K. Brown.
New York-W. F. Gaynor, w. o.
Franklin. C. J. HUM, o. H. Walker.
James Mott. Jr.. H. Halnern. S. de
Freest, /. H. Beadle, r. J. Pratt,
George Banta, w. p. Lee, Dr. D. Scud.
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