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EVENING PUBLIC LEiXiEU X'UILADELPUIA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1922
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GWENDOLYN FIELDS BETROTHAL TO ENGLISHMA.
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INCREASES LIST OF U. S FOR TUNES TAKEN A BR OA.
Second Relative of Mer
chant Prince te Marry
into British Nobility
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Chicago Heiress' Engagement
Proves Disappointing te
American Society
LIVED IN ENGLAND
SINCE CHILDHOOD
Inherits -Part of Grand
father's $200,000,000
Estate When 21 in May
II'' IS difficult te think of dimpled Dan Cupid as a bridge-builder, a merry,
prankish artisan throwing a span clear across the Atlantic.
But he is. The bridge he has built is net of masonry and steel, but is
strong enough te bear mere than a billion dollars that international mar
riages have transferred from this country te Europe.
Meney made here in a hundred ways and mere, in great trans-centinental
railroads, in dusty coal mines, in wealth-spouting oil wells, in vast
retail enterprises, finds its way te England and the Continent at the call
of chubby Dan.
Miss Gwendelyn Field is the latest
American heiress te plan an interna
tional alliance. Next May, when she
is twenty-one years old, she will in
herit a half million dollars from the
estate of Marshall Field, of Chicago,
her grandfather.
Londen has just heard the an
nouncement of Miss Field's engage
ment te Charles Edmondstone, heir
of Sir Archibald Edmondstone,
whose baronetcy dates back "te 1774.
The family scat is near Glasgow.
Miss Field has lived in England
since early childhood with her aunt,
Lady Beatty, wife of Earl Beatty,
famous English admiral. , I
Only as late as last year the
youthful heiress thought perhaps,
bhe would marry an. American. She,
said as much when visiting this
country nearly twelve months age.
Engagement Disappointing
te American Society
Announcement of the engagement
was a disappointment te American
society in general. Just as Chi
cago's elite were grieved and
slightly chagrined te have young
Marshall Field and his pretty wife,
formerly Evelyn Marshall, of New
Yerk, forsake the home city for New
Yerk Chicago has always claimed
the Fields se is New Yerk disap-'
pointed that Miss Field's marriage'
te an Englishman will prevent her I
establishing n residence in New
Yerk comparable te her brother's
new Leng Island home. And just as i
Chicago blames Mrs. Marshall Field,
v.he is of New Yerk stock, for alien-,
ating her young husband from the
eity of his birth, the Londen rela-1
tives of Miss Field are held respon
sible for thcintcrnatienal alliance. '
Miss Field will be twenty-one '
jurs old next May nnd at thnt time '
she will come into possession of the
estate left her in her grandfather's
will.
f In October. 1020. when An ac
counting was rendered by the Pro
bate Court, her share. had increased
considerably. She also received con-' of the name, and te his brother,
siderable property from her mother, Henry Field, new dead. Most of
who died in Londen in 1915. Miss ' Henry's estate also went te his
Field's mother was married te I brother.
Maldwin Drummond, of a well-1 Henry Field's death followed seen
known English banking family, in ; after his marriage with Nancy Per-
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SCION OF
OLD FA MIL Y
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15V JA?V
Own Country
man, but Had Net
Met Him
.$2,500,000 wsii spent In building the
Sutherland lieu'-c In Londen.
filadyi Vandcrbilt, ti daughter of
Cernellui nnd it cmi'-in of tlte Duchess
of Marlborough, nmiried three years
ntrr, u inrmber of the Hungarian
feudal nobility, fount Lns7e Kzcebenyl.
Her fortune In Iter own right was $12,
000,000. but the prcehe sum which
figured in the tru'nsnctien is net known
except te the parties concerned.
The widow of MnHinll O. Roberts
took a fortune similar in amount te
thnt of the Vunderbllt brides when she i
marrlul Kalph O. ViIan, of Kngland.
Anna (ieuld, clniiRhtrr of Jny Gould,
innrrled Iienifaee, tlie fount de Cnstel
lnne. in 1MJ.", at thv home of her
irether In New erk. and the weddlnc
-ettlei!ii'iit cave him cnnjiiKal rights
ever S10.(MK.(Mt0. I "or eleven years he
"pent the mmiey. then hit wife divorced
hitn and m.tirhd his lettfiii, the 1'rlnce
de Siicmii. or the Duke of Talleyrand,
as he is ustiallj deIi;natct.. (
Rich American Women
Who Wed Foreigners
Other Amerlenn women who hare
married feieineii ittid whose income is
spent abroad fellow :
Mi II II Men.!T Clftv (Paul (Paul
ieo A slur) tlO.OOO.ODO
T.-id i'i.in (.tin Uraillpy-Mar-
tin 15.000.600
Darciiups Ilijnieml SrtIIirA (Mr.
Llvi'rmere limm i Htlllv) .... 8.000,000
Hen. Mrs. i e.in Cumetjull (Nancv
I., it. 1 1 0.000.000
II. m. -Mi I'rmlerlck Uuest (Amy
I'hltwO K.OOO.OOft
I.nilv Iirnnukhnmrn f Klenn flrace). R, 000.000
I.a.l I), i- i l lim (JeuM) n.000.000
Lady Utrl ri (IImIe UiNen) S.OOO.OOe
l.ti.ly Chlpstntru (i:ilzabth
French) 8.000,000
LnU Arthur Ilrrljert (Helen Cam Cam
me'.l) B.000.040
Z. .iv,-sv
S"'.,mivt
hih! 'Hi. fin i it h isb.iud "l M ss tin. bi ; i .. ttMi'tifil of the
I iel i li.is a viittiii 'irether. for wl in i iitiri' fii'm Mi Mm-li lust ht r en-e
at hi i hristeiiiiiy in l'.Mil the hue Kiiiir .itid it w.is t ( K-n r.i ti.e ipiemc t'euif
I'dw i I VII sIimi 1 ipon-er. The oil .i ('unl. feiuij. . i Ii in turn, helil
of iln ilin'e soils ni Mi Aie'iila!i is t lui t IleiiM nili n M usli i net en-
Kill,, i in in lien il inn; Hie bait1 ei tle iitled te a -i -it. in the I ieM mlllieu-.
Seli e III !elitelnl i r l'.llli. Tin-f.illiiv ller t el lew liu I li. i i-e ter some leliall,
i,lt - llllllle.uh I'lisll", I'.I.iiii llelil. (hefeiiM s.ild"
Stiiliii.hiie. neat (ilasyew one .,t lie ..Vtl ,,, , ,,. , ,;,, ,). ,,.,. ,
most biittltllill ni the old Mi'ltl-i ae ilisiiiiitieii te he (linwii ill the ion-
limnes ,kIi has iieen In the lanulj ler v,n.t1.. , .i. ,.., ..,.. lls ...,.,
in the tMiili pariKi.iiili ei the vienth
.n I- it the will, mil ll e teini Maw
lui i-sfn' us us, , in i,,,. ninth p.ir.i-
l.l)!l nt the wi'l. Tin lsi it' the wen
'lawful' .lues net iisiiei or , ieii
till' I O'ls I I), -I Inh el . m 'isSlp pi
a hiilll in, i,. ni
Is llllln I cil .ill's. I lelil
social st,l(.L'st. if Is -.ml. Illlil luis
In r preiti bhiMil lii ml iiinhiilers ..
Illivr .1 eineliit .ii'ii liileml en li.'l m. I
I handl.eii tii. ts .i.iil linens. It i inn 'it. 1
tee, that 'Hiiie d.iv I he Maishiill i'i(l.l.
rthe bine iiin"il limn "Iik .( In N
Yolk, w.ll I'M'litiiallv Iiiem mi le I'm
lallll. wlil llnie Is some epi.itllli M
for ilhU'irii- I si i ii',- te the imue
mil a tutu . tewaiii
.Miss i'n l,i piepciii. ' ilh (I ''i' ni
I lie .s.tHI.(l'lll.lli el. lie in ll. r s:i.ine-
ni s,,., iln .in. I plain In i
.Mr.
I , , r TT lt.il.l ., cilln.itlni1
familv relutien.ship was brought
about. Mr. True is the son of I.ady
nenttv. wife of Admiral Karl i wife, friend
"
Beatty. Lady lleatty is a tlnuglitPi', i" auw
f.illier. ni. 1 ii i s. liesli es i nll.
slinreis el l'lilln. ill I'milp.llii
Milnnl ,it 1... ii l."i.H0il. and nihei
slmliH und In 'ni- weith .inpi'.iMiuati i
v let), (Hill. hi i - was mien a third
merest in tie '-"mis and chattel-" el
i he e-tate of 1 i r fi'liel.
kins, a niece el Lady AMer anu
Mrs. Charles Dana CJib.-en, of New
Yerk. Twe years n?e Mr. Nancy
Perkins Field was marrictl in the
Londen home of Lady Aster te A.
Renald Tree, of Chicago.
Threiiidi the marriage of the
i widow ei iienry new, a .-hih"'"' . . , , ...... ,,. if,.t,. Vinhl
.Marhliall lieiu, 3d, from a line pnoiegraim uthen in imiki.iihi -jiw ""'"V... ,,'',, ,
1 Against II ill Recalled
; sav, the Fields moved I H'-l i" m-1' b" bteiher .ml hi- wile.
ll 11... ,.11 ill. I w llll lllill 1. Ill llll-
iei'K, ter s.ime woek-, .,., .1 ,M. .i, , v,,.., i,.,i i, mni.i .m
Aini'iii .in A puitv. miiiIiiu t'nl in a
llllll.'ss i.nleted -nil et il.ll'l,
ill tin. s.i r I , , 1 1 . i III, m I11..-1
of the nre-ent Marshall Field and denied that lie was ter-nUmg tin- .inerie.in uiil- h-r . ,-e wen- we.uiiia.
,,,u u. t ' nweiulelvrr Icitv of his birth and that his re-i- !' I;",?'1' """'''," """'""-' ""l
Ills sister, ww eimeijrr. i , . ., ... ' -cn-ilile " brown shoe, without one
UCIlL'e in iNOW ei-k was emy -leiu- ,, , ,NVl,i,. ,,r hp-iiek en h"i ih-Ii
perary," hut the puichase of the euuiennnie. -he looked like ,m I'.u--Leng
Island euuntry estate and a ll,!l.;i,'!!"!ll,!;ll., ....... .... vin.il-
Soen after the death of Marnhnll, ,-ite in Seventieth street for a town , .mV" she was .i-kul.
. . . . . . . .s, , . . .. i , ... . . V'.... -.... I I. . i ... ' , ,,nt .1 I, v t.O IT
, . n llie.i. tie tnvee r leiu Heuse eeniiinied tne iiiiuei'.s et in- " " '",' '',..-
- i .ii.nii.t en i. i iik.1 i v. 1 1 m i i viii
permanent depurluie. cenilded.
In the ineaiu.ine, Mis- Field wa- , Sl'1' " "' "' '"; ,' ',','!.", 'i,,,!'""1
, . ,, , , .1 it lit . V. hel. slie -.ill il Im l.liullllil.
receiving her education in hngland fhii.iM lehitiw- el me inuul. the
nnd her first irrewn-ui) L'linte.si. of Slanlej 1 leld. epte i I Hieir miiihn
of Marshall Field, 1st, and the aunt young Captain Field, who was ai- .iiieil..m
of the late Henry Field, ns well as dently claimed and loved by Chicago, i1,,;i,,l,il;
of the present Marshall ru
his sister, Gwendelyn.
Chicago Grieved al
Lesing Captain Field
Ueferem e i .in i (
if'lhe llfsl Mlllsl
ill 111 i I 111' 1111-1.1 1.1 I I
I'ea.'v Mnr-h. I.' i
li lliei nl tilt .in, .,1 1 1
-he ll.Ulicd Hem '
lelliauce of . illlil I
mi1 vv I- minle pnl ' '
li..lti te the W ill
1, Id Without n
,'i ll. .iill-l 1 li
he n- ,jii I ill I
til i l'lelil, v. ti mi
,i Mn-h. 'II
ti I the elm i
lulu uh (It p i-i
-u.i.'e ni tin. will slt.iwin.' lull tl
ii -liilni iiileinleil iii make such a e f( r
elue 111 i nti-ll III im i, .Vloiiewr. il
l)i I I'll) 11.1 ll Utls the ,.iiss llilit,
II. ,11 ..I ill. lestuiei ,, iiiivide lel tile
.Itllliltle tlllli.iin .Hid III illt 1.1 s.l li, i
-ill ll del l-e We. I, I lie lll.v.ll Illlil lelil
Wllltllel Ml - i'lel.i, v hi -
i mill- l.adj I (liiiiiiisini,. , will liruia
h. i lettii. Iin-li.iiiil te t-'t ler native
loath, i- new .1 mill ( : el -iei nl itien
te Allien, in lehitiv. . pinl Itunil-, .
nit" h,i- lniii -i i im tl,, m.iiiKiai, in
.n I, ,t-i no (kite was .mneiiin eil, hut ii
1- piesuiui il Ih.il I he weildun; will Ink
pi. !,, at i lie hiiitii m In i limit, l.adv
t'.i.'iitv, einl Ilia Hie mi Ic of yin-t-
w 1 11 lie both l.Un'f ami ih-tlliKUlslKil.
iiwma te the l.imilv attaehiuents of "'f,',""' ,
viiiiiiv. l.,iiie,i-tmie anil te the huh pu i,"!"" "
t iv, i in whnli linl Ib.ittj is s.tnl tui. A" "IV '"
he held In the down. c',",,,.,i ' e
Anether liig Fortune 'J' '''.'.
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rr tic t.itii i. .inivi i(.u
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( aplain .'Marshall Field, lid, brother
of (iweitdelvn 'intl .hrrer in the
1'ield elate
p.
M ,
'ei, :ji.
children were taken abroad by their
metlur te be educated. With the
' opening of the World War, .Marshall
Field returned, net alone te iIj his
hit with brother soldiers during
the conflict, hut later also te assume occasion of her seiial debut. It was
the business responsibilities he in- n .si)0it glimpse, for she went en te
' hei'ited with his vast fortune. He SfUltM H,.i,.mi for a short stay. She
1 served in the army with tlie ranK et i,eeame a part of the
. il .in.,.,, I ..I ll ,i .nit inri iiiiillf
hit . , t . ,-,,.-. ,i M I i j illiu i i nil' ' i im ii ' i i.Mr. i
er native city was in 11)20 en the '.' ' ...i ,.,.,, m,i kwh.,. i n.
.vmiua man nor of the lem.inie.
Fiance a Member
of Ancient Family
Mr. I'hailes Lilmonsteii" in the
great world
Wk vi 'ii1k$.WkMmimmT 1 M eaptain. He became a member et 0f Londen and frequently thine
- f wri I nnrm
J ! Chicago
' Uly David Ue'uttv wie of the Uritlnh admiral, formerly Minn Ethel (wife were IreUers in the yw she had been presented at court. im,n8ten of c"ulle,leii, why iimyi a I f;
W mia ueutt), wiie 9J4f CMeiile t- s , ecial set. Then, influenced by hia mI.b Fiefs enuie te America jjaln in ' daughter of Kins Uetcrt III of Sce tl.
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Ak. ' ... .,.--.,.- ' ?, ,' i ..... ' wit?,.!. . V
liens Med siierllv H. r me ue.-mi !
l'leld. HI v.llieh -he ,,, l.nel lid .l.il 1
te be hi- -en l.alei l n-'i. II Field i -t.tbllsheil
a Slllll.llim ii - I'liud for hei
Hi xltlenii'Ut uf u in' 'i i i made hv In,
Inelher. Miss Marsh who h.i- since
In, i hie Mis Alfnd 1 ' ilii'sen and is
t ew it vaudeville p( U " i er i'l ' '
1 ti It t tl Midi - tiled si i n b. hull el
," son im a snaie in I , i-'nie e 'h
hum haul niece, h i ' dd s snai
e, Hiiliailiei The sun 1 , nd b Me.
'lldu'e Ml Hi an. el I 'lib a.e I maid ii mi
the use nf Ihc M'lius "i-sin ,,u,l "law
ful iMlf" ill Alt b'le VII of the will
This ariicle established a trust lund el
Se. (111(1, (UN), the income of whiili, upmi
iIk death et Marshall Field. wa te he
palil te tne tuice Kiauucuiltlicn, iieur.v,
M.ss Feld'. Illlllllle te the Vel lu
FiiLlisliiiiau will mean one nun,
Aim 1 1,, in fi ituiic ispeiliil in aiiethei
(eiii'i'i. Ii ha- li, i n leikmiiil thai
Wlllllli lie I l-1 llllll.v lilf ,ve,ll- llime
than a lullimi dell.u- el pe ihlv I i. .
Ik. tl .it ...inn hi- ,'ti' mil m lite ( mil', i
Mali? .is limlllaKC s, Itlemcnt-,
AlH'llllell ha- he, n ,i.fi en the
Lulls leiiuiie. whnh is liiittiessiiia, it
p.it -uppnllillU. t III' Ihlene of (lice.e.
I'lincis- ntit, 1-1,1, Im iinil.v Mr-.
William ll. I i cd-. vv i- hit in -ole
, nun, it ei .h teitniie i i the 111,-111.,
I, ma. i m epl for a h aai ' pievidiiia
for ilnir -mi Aliir sieiidnu -mac
lime alaeiil. in i le.v.il m.ii'i'iaae lel -lewiil,
ipucklv -in ci'( ded b) that of
Iter miii, William 11. lacd-, Jr., le
I'rimc-s Neill.i. niece of Kim; I'nli
stauliue. The Leeds feituiU' was etl
mated at SKMHIO.IMKl.
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te the -im. i I 'like el Marl'mi iiiikIi Cen
sticle alii'el'hl't dlveiied sn Dea
con in i he si-i... of (he I'tiucifS Itadll
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of hrokeiH op Lu Salle Htrcct,'Werc reports of her engagement te nniintnue. tifih holder of tin. harmietcv. for Feaay. mutcmled
t0-s Wall Street. He and his sons et ,Plulil KnB,Uh families. Jmjl XXad"!!!!? , !ll te h tySf
Marsha and liweui ii .mi I er'aer
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mutcmled thai her child, ns William K vine1' nil, I nine the her Fnabsh IIiiikc, ll 1,1 mihl le Ixi ii
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