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The betrothal of Miss Allele Grant | the Earl of Essex, which was public's announced in London recentiy, h : caused but a sligho rpple in tashionai society, for the international marriage &: a long-estabiished precedent, and many an ambitious American girl of place arm beauty looka forward to a coronet a3 tis inevitable consummation of her Career, it is’ someting more than a centr since the first American girl united hes foriunes and her fate to those of foreign husband of rapk and ttle, av now some of the most beautiful popular women in London society : those whose nativity was beneath th floating folds of the siar-spanzi banner,

Home eighteen or twenty years ago briiliant Atuerican girl. met at a diniss party in Paris the younger son of ti then Duke of Marviborough Tne lacy was Miss Jerome, tue young man wae Lord Raddoiph Churchill, — Faseinate: by the beauty and wit of the beautit: American he addressed to her a rein! in French and received such an apt rep that he continued the conversation wicu increasing interest. When the lide withdrew he remarked to his host; “That is the cleverest and wittest wo- tan Lhave ever met. I mean to marry her.” And marry her he did, aad a lucky thing it was for the Englisl: lord, for it isa significant fact that up to the year of his marriage Lord Raddoipi Churchill had never filled any promi- nent position in the arena of Politics Within one year after that event he en- tered the house as member for Wool: stock,and has ever since been well to tiie fore in all party questions. From the earliest days of her marriage Lady Ran dolph has identified herse!f with her irus-

taken an active part. Her gifts of per

well as the Ghurm of her persona! beai-

in his favor, Lady Randolph is an ar- dent supporter of and worker for t.¢ Primrose League, and during the cam paign which followed closely on het husband’s appointment as secretary ol

speech, which has now become a Prim- rose motto: ‘To sustain to tie xil that is dear to England, religion, law, order and the unity of the empire.” In personal appearance Lidy Rando!ph is decidediy southern. Her coloring iz warm and dark, her foreliead classically modeled with soft, dusky hair back from it in beautifel natural waves. She is an especial favorite with th» Queen and occupies an enviable place ; London society.

OTHER AMERICAN WOMEN WITH TITLE:

The Duchess of Manchester is anothe1

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MISS ADELE GRANT.

introduction. Her quick wit, her musical ability, her charm of manner, as well as her purely blonde beauty, won

first to make her welcome borough House and Sandringham, whilo with the Giadstones she has always been an especial favorite. Her kindness to all musicians is proverbial, and her own musical ability is not the least of her ot- tractions. In manner she is cor! |, frank and simple. There is Lady Waterlow, a California girl, who 3s thropic work among __ hospitals training schools, children’s and soup kitchens than for her social triumphs. Lady winterlow has traveled extensively and intelligently and is a broadly cultured and liberal-minded chatelaine of her beautiful home at Trowsley Towers, in Kent.

the prominent women in Mrs. Frank Evans, a writer African folk-lore tales and a wel!-known advocate of the liberal cause. two contested elections Mr. Evans has come out successful, owing largely to the untiring efforts of his wife. Five years ago, when Mr. Evans was in Am- erica, a by-election suddenly became necessary. Mrs. Evans went down te Southampton and fought the battle for him, and lad the happiness of welcom- ing him as the liberal member by a good majority as he sailed into Southampton Water the morning after the declaration of the poll.

Of ceurse it is easy to see why an Englishman is fascinated by the bright- ness, chic and daring of the American girl, for the Englishman is a being some- what after the Lord Chumiley order. He wants to be entertained, aroused, amused. He doesn’t want to exert himself to en- tertain a woman with wit or the heavy artillery of actual opinions in an argument. He hasn't the helpful audacity that characterizes the typical American masber, and as the

and self-conscious, owinz to her strict bringing up and@ constant surveillance, the two present a very helpless com- bination.

PUZZLING, DELIGHTFUL AND CAPTIVATING,

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he puzzles him and tantalizes him, fas- cinates and perplexes him, She gives him more pleasure at a dinner or ball than he ever dreamed of. She is a reve- lation to him, and the result is that he makes her a proposal of marriage straightway, Not infrequently an old and honored name is all hejhas to confer, and the angelic being who is so appeal-

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ty, have more than once turued the scale |

state for India she made her memorable |

ulirost. |

rolled |

example of the transplanted American, |

@ Pasha’s tragic fate.

her admirers on every hand. Tie Prince | and Princess of Wales were among the | at Marl. |

better known in London for her philan~ | and | charities |

Another of | England is | of South |

Through |

pyrotechnics of |

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tune wherewith to enricn iat wane and to buy the carriage that shall bear tle quarterings of his shield upon its

panels,

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prerogatives, ‘Pie Kngtishinan’s Notte is hin castie, and trough he does i

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the family of feature of every heusenold,

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SF

charm sue will serioca ivy be foun wanting im te «alisrusions on bt erature, scielice, wrkiees and rei pion. For an Eveliish . girl) spew

miore lithe ii siady bef ve she comes on in society tuaton American girlis ex

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reading and no ea. of aseccition of we hiew sOCintios «ve ivotte frotny cUssIONS amd chocolate tee cream, Dut t practical work im p-iitics, philanthropy, aud retorm, Wuich she is supposed ¢

join.

ds

~ MISS GRANT’S EARL.

Portrait of a Tithed Enagtishman Who i: to Wed a Fair American.

The British lords are unable to off the America’s Cup, but they

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THE EARL OF | engagement to the Furl of Essex has al- ready been announced,

ESSEX.

LIVED IN DARKEST AFRICA

Some Experiences of Mrs. A. J, Swann, the Wife of a» Nogltish Missionary.

i The life of a Rissionary’s wife ia thie | heart of the dark continent is not entire-

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eu Ay nee on the shores of Lake Tanganyika, Yet itis scarcely probable

that there will be any great rush oi | society girls to try it, for though Mrs. | Swann says she was never jlouely and never afraid, yet she admits that outside the stockade the lions were always howl- ing at niglt and there was coustani dan- ger of being attacked by cannibals. Mrs Swann is ‘the wife of the missionary wh» brought to Eoglard the news of Emin She is the only white woman whoever made the jour ney froin Sedani to Ujiji aud her pres ence exc.ted great curiosity among tie natives. Onthe way the caravan en- | countered a company four hundred strong, of the Masai, the strongest ait most formidable of the tribes on tie | lake. They are all over six feet in height, and they wear no clothing. Mra. | Swann was always carried in front of | the caravan by eight men in a | wicker chair. These African coolies, with | the exception of two, deserted her at the first sight of the Masai, who were just returning from war and consequently | looked as ferocious as possible. Foviu- | nately their intentions were amicable, and after exchanging branches of trees,

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SWANN,

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drinking gourds for the natives. A fowl could also be had for two yards of cotton or a small piece of cloth.

Tiger Hunting.

A magnificent animal is the large | male tiger, when, with head erect and | noble mien, he walks the glade or forest ' where weis king; or when, undaunted | by the serried rank of foes, he charges down upon a line of elephants, Grand, too, is the tigress fighting for her cu) s, |

Unfortunately, all tigers are not ani- | mated by this bolder spirit, and not a | few persist in the attempt to fy until they are rolled over as tamely as if they were rabbits. I have shot some | half a dozen tigera witiout seeing a | hair of them until they were stretched | out dead or dying on the ground—shot | them as they went through the reeds | or grass that covered them, aud yet be- | trayed. |

And it is something strange that, | after a little experience, one comes to | judge with absolute accuracy whether the grass or reeds wave for a tiger, or fer doar or pig.—Blackwood’s Maga- | zine.

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