New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 7, 1930, Page 15

& % : A v 9 [ L] Characteristic Photo-Study of § labelle (“Mocking Bird") Corey 3 Ex-Wife of the Steel King. The Artist Has Embellished Her Brow ) : With a Princess’ Crown Such as Mrs. Corey Desired to Wear —But Hasn't . © ° /\ .'-, v ‘ Campaignfo Become aPrincess o228, _ First Inside Details of Her Broken C ' 2\ Betrothal to Prince Luis and Her Earlier Negotiations with Handsome Prince Constantin 54 2 ey TR T — oy ENCOURAGED MATCH The Stately Infanta Eulalia, of the Spanish Royal Family and Mother of g e Prince Luis of Bourbon. She Smiled AUTOGRAPHIC LOVE on Her Son's Engagement to Mabelle Affectionately Inscribed Smapshot of Prince Luis, Taken Cory, But Was Unable to Bring About at Rapallo, Italy, and Forwarded to Mabelle Corey a Marriage, Due to a Disagreement Before Their Betrothal Was Broken. Over a Money Settlement by the Bride-to-be, I IR 0155 MOCKING BIRD") 2 L B} PRINCE'S STATUS - Prince-com- PR e { Three Excerpts from a Letter ¢ N 3 t Written by the Infanta Eulalia Photo of Mrs. to an American Friend of Mra . CatssAkrel Corey, Explaining What Rank . Shows That the Latter Would Be Entitled ¢ Her Beauty Has Not to if She Married Prince Luis Been Impaired by the Extract at Top Displays the Years. 1The Sparkling Spanish Court-of-Arms. Eves 2ol Vioean Little Chin Are Characteristic, bsorbed I N AN I A BT IS AN B T Imm— Ve 4 B RIS LA ARG B A 5 AN //////////47//4///,:'/1/ & distance—Mrs. Corey positivel ot o I I I B I PO AP Z Laura Cook in a m he was making $40 I N AR 3O 20 seemed incredibly e presidency the country Mabelle and Core N N N N N : N § { i 3 N N N { Roman Cathol ¥ ti perform the ceremo cook for overfeeding the neighb finally found wi cats, and that she had a peasant ar. "edlock, under rested for pilfering lilacs from turned Mr. Corey 3,000 bushes in the park of her B eved he had d e. One heard curious tales, her u 1 AR IO nmmI e 2 ommimmmmmmmsnnin I s o P 2 o MBI RN o rssermmomers? the movies, and sode when ety ure caprice, a qu belle has been fam hich contributed no little to h = TITLED ARTIST essful stage career. It was in a Prince von Hohenlohe-Langenburg Seated Beside an Easel in His Paris Studio, T comedy, in the early part of on Which is Placed His Full-length Portrait of Mrs. Corey. Another of His ¢t century, G el (e Paintings of Her Stands Beside the Prince’s Chair. f 1 e cratifed they prefe Manhattan man gaze of o of Spain, e second time that Mabelle ay R Princess-ambitions have come ! i that William Ell cropper. Though the fact e heginn t agnate, gave a been known to very few, some years bit distraction in Europea She was lonely, and w met handsome Prince Hohen genburg he seemed an ideal held eleven war decoration back, she cast an appraising ey There were the six-foot - figure of s Mabelle Corey was | Serene High ce C n a New Lif did she havi owing her to New York, he had von Hohe . g, Kn f her face li 3 nd t her R RO Hapsburgs, Hohenzoller r i f wife, Laura Co Jeanses, and fed it wou a ne: i 1 an e fz ¢ ad drudged for ne Prince had an art dio in eged b big way, walking o day o i s a day and reducing divorce. Corey gave her between her w t a ninety-six £1,000,000 and $2,000,000, and pro- s s vided for their children. Then he mar- in. ionable teas in Paris, where French, ried Mabelle, in 1907 for exclusive English and Russian no J e “God can't bless a romance like Copyrignt 1930, lsternations! Festure Service, Ino, Grest Britain Rights Reserved. S A A o » 9 00 T A R e e AU HINT 2 o ” e D i e RN, Y SHA oI % Vi 3 7 - i 20 s s ST Sl (g e ( N 25 o 7,