New Britain herald., 1917-07-14
WINS GIRL
 SOUGHT BY PRINCE
Hiss Huntington to Wed Norwich
 Man, Not KaiSer's Son

New York, July 14.-Mrs. Charming toore Huntington announces the en- ngement of her daughter, Olive, to oseph Christopher Worth of Nor ich, Conn.
 1 Between the lines of this announce lent. sent to the Huntingtons' friends New York, as we'll as those at Nor ich, wAere the family lives, may be ead the news that a young Yankee l As won the hand of an American trl for whom the kaiser's sixth and oNngest son, Prince Joachim, dis ! iayed the deepest admiration. Miss Huntington and Prince Jo- ohim met in Egypt four years ago. he was a pupil at the Willard School, serlin. Prolonging the Easter vaca- on of 1918, some of the young wo- ien of the Willard school and their haperons went to the Land of the | haraohs. Prince Joachim and his lite were there.
 In effect, the Prince was in exile. b had angered his stern father. The ory was that Joachim had indorsed note for $10,00Q to oblige a friend. he note was not met and the Prince ad to ask his imperial papa for the lsh. He got 1t; also he got his walk e papers to the East. The Kaiser IS a habit of punishing his sons in
 lis way when they vex him.
 Miss Olive Huntington made a great
 npression on Prince Joachim. She as then scarcely 19 years old. She as brown hair, dark eyes and .eamy complexion. She is 8 fine mu- elan, graceful dancer, good ten kls player, equally attractive indoors t. out.
 Not Such a Bad Prince.
 Prince Joachim it seems. is a good f.llow-for a Hohenzollern. If q rev ution should upset the throne of his thers tomorrow. Joachim could ake his living as a blacksmith--or a usician. A fantasy in E minor of . composition has been played at arlsbad.
 He h a good athlete too. The ques- on of sending him to the Olymplc a,nes was considered seriously at le time
 l When the prince was introduced to iss Huntington he WIS 23 years old. That most delighted him-though It
 onld have displeased his father as her democratic manner. Sne
 .red nothing that Joachim was a.
 night of the Order of the BlacK
 arIe. of the Order of the Seraphim, the Order of St. Herbert, and all That sort of thing. Why should she! Tar ancestors came over on the May bwer
 E>Constantly seeking her society, krince Joachim did not give rap if ks daddy sent him to the center of Zfrica-if Miss Huntington were Ehere. But his devotion was hope kss. In the first place, she did not |Aturn it, Second. he knew that a Eohenzollern would never be per kitted to marry outside the sacred rcle of royalty.
 Miss Huntington parted from the rince, saying soemthing liket. Per aps we shall meet again.. Joachlm Iat down and wrote a funeral march; len went out and beat an anvil. Miss live finished her education and came Aome.
 To Marry Childhood Friend.
 Now she is to be married to an un- kt,ad Anerican. She has known him knca +hey went to school together. ks,. fa t,,Ar has made much money as
 
 produce dealer.
 While Miss Olive was abroad Joseph Christopher sought to lose Iirself in lonely New York and went I,+o the real estate business with
 ,a Charles F. Moves company, NO. I2 williams street. There was noth-
 !. nrincely about him. He made ood in business. But 1t will surprise o one to learn that soon after MISS
 huntington returned from Berlin to
 Norwich, young MT. Worth left the cal estate game and went to NOT Mich. l., Since those dreamy evenings in |Esypt-that is. Prince Joachim $ kreamy evenings-the Prince mas harried Princess Marie Augustine or
 nh.lt-a match which undoubtedly [leased the Kaiser. For the dukes or Inhalt date their pedigree back to A. 6 1O3s. which gives to their blood kven a deeper indigo tinge than the Hohenzollerns demand from one "no knters their house.