PRINCESS MARRIED
j Two of the oldest families of the I French' aristocracy were united recently when the Princess Emeline de Broglie, . daughter of the Hon. Mrs. { i Reginald Fellows by her first husband j 1 the late Prince Jean de Broglie, was I married to Comte Alexandre de Casteja at the Town Hall of Neuilly (states the "Daily Mail"). .The witness for the bride was Iher st'epfather, the Hon. Reginald Fellowes, I while the Marquis de Casteja, uncle i of tha bridegroom, acted as a witness for his nephew. The first ceremony,. being merely the civil one required by ' the French law, was of a strictly private natufe, only mem- ' her^ of the two families being pre- \ sent. The next day the wedding ac- j ; cording to the rites of the Church j was celebrated at the Church at St. : i Louis des Invalides, and the occasion 1 was one of the social events of the i season. • - - -
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 417, 29 December 1932, Page 2
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159PRINCESS MARRIED Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 417, 29 December 1932, Page 2
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