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INTER MARRIAGE TR One Match Springs from Another in the Alliances. of American Heiresses with An- cent English Houses Pe ie ack * (Copyright, 1911, by the New York Herald Oo. Al rights reserved.) ITHIN the last quarter of ajdone. Both were young and an enc century a curious interna- mous fortune and a splendid name and tonal marriage tree hasjestate were joined together with dasaling spruiig up and developed possibilities: : - wonderfully-untit-now-it-is In A-son of the seventh Duke of Marl- - highly flourishing condition. borough had married the brilliant Jennie * Amiorican girls had married titled for Jerome, daughter of Leonard Jerome, of eigners before that time, some of them P even touching the hem of royalty, as did No Miss Patterson, of Baltimore, who. mar Cail ried a member of the Bonaparte family, . AN and Miss Lee, of New York, whose first a + ee ED, rrYY-AY, ih HUBERT WARD ED husband was a Prince of the royal house to whieh the present Kaiserin belongs and whose-second husband was the great sol- dier and statesman, Count Valdersee. Hore aud there. thenighost-the-eewntry the heiresses or beauties or young . women happily combining both properties who by grace of these gifts won scion: of houses of greater or less nobility. So few a ee ey Peete cy pan Tuomrsow were these marriages, however, and scattered that no one thought of making them an Insue as has been attempted since he tree has grown to much proportions. At would be possible now to have a Burke ora De Brett or its equivalent of our own, including the namey and connections of those who were born untitled but have ac- quired an orpan 6 the vol- ume /w6uid ot-be 2 emall one. The foreign alliances form a sort of end- Jes chain, which is.as good substitute for descent through blood as couid be Smagined. One member of a family mar les a nobleman aad sets the example for others, or her bridesmaids tre. infected with the fever for a title: On the foreign aide, too, certain fumflies lean toward American alliances. Most of the branches of tds matrimo- Bilal tree are occupied by Englishmen, but of Italians, Frenchmen, Germans, Rus- Sians, Austrians and Hungarians. there are not a few, Married Jennie Jerome. The tre may be sald to have taken Ats real start in 4895, or about that time. It was then that Consuelo, daughter of William K. Vanderbilt, became the Duch- as'of Marlborough. To be sure, she was the second, American girl to bear that Meitle, the eighth duke having married Dillian, daughter of Commander Price, UW. B.N., and widow of Louis Hamersiey, Hew York, but the circumstances of, ils union attracted far more attention Bian any international marriage bad yet (, Consuelo, Vanderbilt was clud amed for Consuelo Yanaga, of Louisi- Kin; sng, who had marrie the Duke of Ma: chester and whose sister, Natica, ha married Sir Lister Lister Kye, Bart. One of the very youthful bridesmai he young Duchess was Miss May Miss Anne Breese, daughter of W. R. Ogden Goelet s. daught r, whose Breese, of New York. Her cousin, Eloise Lella Wilson, had married the Rt. Breese, married in 1905 Lord Gilbert is the Dulko later Miss Goelet herself was married to 0f Ancaster, who had a jan Englishman, Henry John Innes-Ker, and bad taken a prominent part in public ighth Duke of Roxburghe and grandson affairs, being of the seventh Duke of Marlborough. Justice of the Peace. The Duke and Duchess of Roxburghe As Miss Goclet had oficiated an brides: old a high place in English society and maid at the Vanderbil ave andra aud from King George V. andjfice Mills, daughter of Ogden Mills, Queen Mary, hey have entertained royal/ few years later became Lady Gra: uests thefr magnificent estate, Floora wife of Bernard Arthur William Patrick) in Scotland, and have been in- Hastings Forbes, elghth ear of his line, a He is Catholic and holds various Span- ish and Prussian orders, was an officer at couple was wedded quietly because of brother, Lord/King Edward's court and played a vers the serious illness of the bride's fathe: Alastair Robert Innes-Ker, captain of the prominent part in the coronation cere- A friend of Lord Camoys, Livatenane Trina Hore Guards, who married in 1907 monfes last summer. Favored American Matriages, Miss Anus Sir Michuel Herbert. Eight rae Willoughby de Eresby, heir to the Barl daughter of W. Earl of Dudley, who served in Africa Baron Camoys, has Member of Parliament and a: aide de camp and held an important matie service aad ls an ara - place at court. Another English noble family that has Marlborough wed.(8HOWn marked predilection for Amer, ed many marks of royal favor ding and stepped into a fcrsign slusses (loam alliances ig thax of Coventry. ta both from King Edward VII. and Alez- 80 did one of her bridesmaids, Miss Beat 1804, George Willia brotts: het, the Hon. in 1960 mar; of Fitz fousll, Atiss Jean seid, wonth ap American bride, hiteiaw Reid, married the/daughter of Mr. fine army record Hon. John Hubert Ward, brother of Whitehouse, Wiam Bony nge ries John y, Younger daughter Stewart, Coventry, Viscount fio Deerhurst, married Virginia, stepdaugh. ter of Charles His ventry, of Newport, and another brother, the Hon. Heary Thomas Coventry, married the daughter of Colone Lawrence Kip, of New York. His cousin, the Earl of Craven, married in 1808, Cornelia, davghter. of Bradley Greville by the succession of her husband to Grace, Elena, in 1901 became the wife lof the Hon. Charles Beresford Hulke J. W. Gtace, of New York, became Lady Campbell clan, the head of which is the Duke of Argyle. e Mr, William (. Whitney's daughter be came the wife of Almeric Hugh Paget, who bas numerous titled relatives, and his ster- daughter ia the wife of he Hon. Lion Lambart, belt to the Har of Cavan. Closely axsoclated with Misx Jean Rela and other American girls who iarrled abroad was Mins Mildred Ga Use wile of Viscose ache, son, holr to the Hari of Gostord, The first Baronet. Ounard was the son SF To DNS of Philadelphia merchant, and his randson, Sir Bache Edward Cunard, hes - astratestostoaterbostectitertoctectetreledtoatedtedtortodtorte oe came to America for his wife, Maude, daughter of Mr. B. F. Burke, of New Fork Eset Halibarton Cunand n lof the present Baronet, married Florence Padelford, daughter of th Inte James Me- Pheeters, of Baltimore, so that the Cunard family is almost as much entitled to. the name American as Eng, Titled Family Transplanted. It is not often that an entite family of noble-birth-and- distinguished Ineage is transplanted to this country, but at No. 443 Eirst street, South Brooklyn, resides Sir Robert. James Stuart Graham, Bist onet of Esk, who married the daughter of Charles Burn, and at No. 450 Seventh ave- oue his son, Montrose Stuart Graham, heir to the title. His second son, Perciva Harris Graham, married in 1901 Louise, daughter of John Wolfe, and resides with his father, The third son, Robert Vernon, married in-1904 Charlotte, daughter of Gilpert Baldwin Smith, and his address is No. 650 Fifth avenue, in that borough. The youngest son, George with his father. The Baron (Charles Edward Graham, also lives in the United States, as does his sister, who mar ried Mr. L, F.,Gurdnek, of Boston. All of this is duly recorded in Burke and De Brett, Ls Another Scotch nobl man living in, this country is Sir James Stuart-Menteth, third Baronet, who in 1872 married Helen Gertrude, daughter of Darwin Fay, of iY, He Is descended trom Wal- ter, Lord High Steward of Scotland. His address is Canandaigua, N. Y. UNCLE SAM S CATS. HAT the government carties on its Spas large number of dogs, they belng necessary for the use of the signal corps in Alaska, is widely known, Dut doubtless there are few who would believe it if told that Uncle Sam has thousands.of eats whieh he employs at cost of about 18 a year each. The army has its regular corps of them, kept at the commissary depots of the great cities. It is customary for the of- jeer in charge of each depot to submit to the War Department a request for'an al- lowance for so many cats, and the regu- the title. A daughter of Mr. M. P. Richard Walter John Hely-Hutehin- json, sixth Hazl of Donoughmore, whose lations provide that meat shall be pur- principal seat is in County Tipperary, Ireland. . The present Duke of Manchester Is the son of an American mother and married bela Miss Mildred Sherman, daughter/an of William Watts Sherman. This young, pile Roche Rearden, of the Second Queen's ) Own Rajput Light Infantry of India, is going to tike back with him next D- Henrietta, the and Mrs, Le Roy'/est Cramer. Ralph Francis Julian Stonoi ngestors commanded the English left Leiter s ts tera, Miss Nannic and Miss Marguerite wing at Agincourt. Marriage of the Misses Leiter, The same year that Consuelo Vagder- Mary Victoria, oldest daughter of Levi 'polntment been in the diplo- talned to one of the highest positions that chased for them at a price not greater than five cents. pound. To these rations is added quantity of canned milk for vatiety. In view of the fact that the government maintains these cats for the purpose of killing rats and-miee itsconld seem that mount expended yearly for cal food could be saved by allowing the felines nothing but their prey as food. This, however, cannot be done for the reason that it has been rroved by ex- Deriment that no matter how good the cats are as hunters, nor how abundant the pests, no cat thrives properly on a diet of unmitigated rat; nor does it neg- lect its duties when fed other food. Not only has the army ite large corps of joats, but all of the large goverment buildings throughout the country are Dro- vided with living rat traps. The New York Post Office alone spends nearly one hundred dollars a year for cat food. Not only does Uncle Sam employ all kinds of cats, from the yellow Tom to the silky Maltese, but he maintains it Philippine Islands a small army of storage cats At the immense cold stor- age depot + Manila, where great quanti- ties of provisions are kept, cats are most necessary, and at the establishment of the post. there-Was sent there ome of the famous coid storage breed. This breed American girl, Helene Zimmerman, became Duchess of Marlborough, Leiter, of Chicago and Washington, was married in the letter city to lon. George Nathaniel Curzoi son of Lord Scarsdale. By Viceroy of India she ay One except royalty empire of Great Britain. Miss ridesmaids were her sis- Lady Decies aunt is the Princess De Hyde (Daisy) weiter, both of whom mar-joriginated Inthe great warehouses of a Sagan and her prother-in-law s slster, jried Margaretta Drexel, married Viscount Maidstone, eldest son and heir to the Earl of Winchelsea, and his cousin, Anita Earl of Suffolk, a branch of the itus- old. These cold stornge cats are sliort tailed, chubby, with long and heavy fu: and their eyebrows and whiskers are ex- traordinarily loug-and-strong. trious Howard family, who had been an wed Prince Miguel de Braganza. aide de camp to Lord Curzon in Indi Not long after her marriage to Captain Miss Nannie Leiter married only mili British subjects. Miss Daisy Leiter cold storag gt; company, and has developed became Lady Suffolk, the wife of the special qualifications for enduring extreme Wn pee RY POPE BECIN YEAR OF Pt Nine Years A; Since He W Catholic THREE PONTIF REIGN Many Have Be Over 20 4 23 Ye (Special to Rome, Aug. 5 It yesterday since the day on-which-Gineer been Patriarch of V ed Pontifex Maxim CUFEH and Investec of his office in the St. Peter, filled to interested spectator of the globe. Owing -Melicate condition of which competied hi Teluetantly to follo vice of his physiciai alt pubtie audience athere will -be no pu the anniversary. The fact that yest tered upon the tentt as supreme pontiff tional importance 1 Proves the superst that Pope Pius, wh parish priest, nit nd nine years a pa lt;a hone 433 CE 2t 600 21 840 23 850 16 900 28, 900 1 25 800 20 840 13 1,00 13 1050 B, 1,200 8, 860 1
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