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American Language and Lineage
Joined to Royal Spanish Family
Good American slock, brought into the royal family of Spam by the recent mintage oi prmcegs
Beatirz (extreme left) to Prince Torlcnia, son of a New York woman, will be reinforced when Mile,
de Dampierre, granddaughter of the former Josephine Curtis tf Boston, weds Don Jaime (extreme
right), second son of ex-King Alfonso. Both couples found English handy in developing (heir ro
mances.
By STEWART FRENCH
ROME, March 18.—Cupid, when
he whispers in the ears of the
royal family of Spain these days,
apparently not only speaks English,
but speaks it with an American
accent.
For both the recent marriage of
King Alfonso’s eldest daughter, In
fanta Beatriz, and the forthcoming
nuptials of his second son, Don
Jaime, brings persons of direct
American lineage into the royal
lamily.
Prince Torlonia, tall young hus
band of the Infanta and son of
the former Elsie Moore of New
York, is a former American school
boy athlete. He played football and
rowed on the crew of Pomfret
School, in Connecticut.
Madamoiselle de Dampierre, the
bride-to-be of the king's son, has
an illustrious American ancestry.
Granddaughter of the former Jose
phine Curtis of Boston, now the
Principessa Poggia Suasa, her fam
ily tree goes back to a Connecticut
"deputy” of 1622.
Among the figures of American
history in it are General Aquilia
Giles, aide-de-camp of George
Washington, and William Tecum
seh Sherman of the Civil War.
