Tragic Mansions warning against social glitter
Rita de Alba d'Acosta Lydig warned Americans against fashionable wealth in a belated social critique. The article details her life, marriage to W. E. D. Stokes, divorce, and a period of loss amid New York society. It notes her plea that love and marriage not be driven by money and status, and recalls her five story Park Avenue home and circle of artists.
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Gene Cohn
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Rita de Alba d’Acosta Lydig
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W. E. D. Stokes
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Heloise
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Park Avenue
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