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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1905
Page
7
Wealthy Brookline heiress Mary Gowing Richardson and Boston merchant John Howard Child married privately on Sept 25. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Francis H. Rowley in Boston. They honeymoon in Canada while friends remain unaware.
New York October reports Mrs Hortense Powers mailed epigrams on married life to a clubman, prompting her husband William Powers to seek separation. The couple shares two children as custody fights unfold amid alleged infidelity and social excursions with William M Campbell of the Crescent Club.
Hatfield, Oct 2. Dr Rose Fairbank and Dr Lester H Beals were married last week in Abednagar India. The bride is a Smith College graduate who went to Jhansi India five years ago with the Union Missionary Society to Mary Ackerman Hoyt Memorial Hospital. She is sister of Mrs R M Woods of Hatfield and has lived there. The bridegroom has worked in the Marathi Mission.
Eugene D Hussey, a familiar figure in local railroad offices, married Georgie M Dobson yesterday at her father George C Dobson’s residence on Chamberlain Street Dorchester. Father Roberts of St Ann's Episcopal Church officiated. The bride wore a broadcloth tailor made suit and plans a provincial honeymoon before settling in Somerville.
Matthew Moreland of the Brookline police force and Miss Margaret Dickson of Brookline were secretly married last Thursday evening. Moreland’s fellow officers were unaware of his nuptials and friends of the bride were kept in the dark.
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