Salvator Brancaccio

"... Spain. The New York interest in this approaching marriage comes throuRh Don Francesco Massimo, Prince d'Arsoli. brother of Don Fabrizio. Don Francesco married Princess Eleonora Brancaeclo, daughter of Prince Salvator Brancaccio and his American wife, Elizabeth Hickson Field of New York. Don Francesco and Don Fabrizio, his younger brother, are sons of the late Prince Camillo Massimo, whoe died in February, ..."

"... in preference to caviare ir vodka. ' Another titled union, which disappointed the gourmandizers of gossip, was that of Miss Elizabeth Hlckan Field, of New York, to Prince of Salvator Brancaccio, Duke of Lustra and Prinra of Triggiano, and, besides, a Spanish grandee of the premier class. Through him Princess who always had a clever head on a pair of delightfully ..."

"... far above three other American women who can, or could, boast of being Italian princesses. For example, there is Miss Elizabeth Hickson Field of Mew York, who married Prince Salvator Brancaccio, whose title dates back to 1301, and who also bears the Spanish title Duke of Lustra. This prince, who has been a model husband. was a prime favorite with King ..."

"... and a host of other prominent residents of Washington belong. She was before marrying Prince Arsoli. the heir of the famous line of Massimi-Colonna, Miss Eleanora Rranoaccio, daughter of Salvator Brancaccio and his wife, who was Elizabeth Hickson Field of California, a niece and frequent visitor of Mr. Justice Stephen Field when that celebrated jurist was a member of the Supreme ..."