The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-08

est admiration.
Miss Huntington and Prince
Joachim met in Egypt four years
ago. She was a pupil at the Willard
school. Berlin. Proionging the
Easter vacation Of 1918 some OF the
young women OF the Willard school
and their chaperons went TO the land
OF the Pharaohs. Prince Joachim
and his suite were there.
In effect, the prince was in exile.
He had angered his stern father.
The story was that Joachim had in
dorsed q note for $4,000 TO oblige a
friend. The note was not met and
the prince had to ask his imperial
papa for the cash. He got 1t: also he
got his walking papers TO the east.
The kaiser has a habit OF Furnishing
his sons in this way when they vex
him.
Prince Falls In Love.
Miss Olive Huntington made a
great impression on Prince Joachim.
She was then scarcely nineteen
years old. She has brown hair, dark
eyes, and a creamy complexion. She
is a fine musician. a graceful dan
Ger, a good tennis player, equally
attractive indoors or out
Prince Joachim, II seems. is a good
fellow-for a HohenzolIern. II a
revolution should upset the throne
of his father tomorrow Joachim
could make his living as a black
smith-or a musician. A fantasy in
f minor Of his composition has been
played at Carlsbad.
He is good athlete, too. The
question Of sending him 10 the
Olympic games was considered seri-
ously at one time.
When the prince was introduced
to Miss Huntington he was twenty
three years old, What most delight
ed him-though II would have dis
pleased his father-was her demo-
cratic manner She cared nothing
that Joachim was a knight Of the
Order of the Black Eagle. OF the
Order of the SeraphLrl, Of the Order
Of 81. Herbert, and all that sort Of
thing. Why should she? Her an
cestors came over on the Mayho"er'
Devotion Was Hopeless.
Constantly seeking her society.
Prince Joachim did not give rap II
his daddy sent him to the center of
Africa-if Miss Huntington were
there. But his devotion was hope
less. In the first place. she did not
return il. Secondly. he knew that a
Hohenzollern would never be per
mitted to marry outside the sacred
circle OF royalty.
Miss Huntington parted from the
prince, saying something like, Per
haps we shall meet again joachim
sat down and wrote funeral march
then went over and beat an anvil.
Miss Olive finished her education
and came home.
Now she is TO be married to an
untitled American. She has known
him since they went to school to-
eether. His father has made much
money as a produce dealer.
To Wed Business Man.
While Miss Olive was abroad
Joseph Christopher sought TO lose
himself in lonely New York ana
went in the real estate business with
the Charles r. Noyes company, "
William street. There was nothing
princely about him. He made good In
business. But 1t will surprise no one
to learn that soon after Miss Hun
tington returned from befIln 10
Norwich young Mr.. Worth lett the
real estate game and went TO Nor
witch.
Since those dreamy evenings in
Eevpt-that is, Prince Joachims
dream evenings-the prince has mar
ried Princess Marie Augustine OF
AnhaIt. a match which undoubtedly
pleased the kaiser. For the Dukes
of Anhalt date their pedigree back
to A. D. 1899, which gives to their
blood even a deeper indigo tinge
than the HohenZollerns demand
from one who enters their house.
In hot, sultry weatueT. Thistledown
keeps the hair huffy and -curly.-ACVt.
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