Lucky Frenchman Wins Gladys Deacon’s Love at Last
New York Boston London and Paris social queen Gladys Deacon is engaged to Baron Antoine de Charette of France. After years of romance rumors and high society suitors, the American heiress finally chooses the wealthy French nobleman, sealing a union watched by Europe and the English court.
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Faubourg St. Germain
Duchess of Marborough
Duchess of Devonshire
Duchess of Manchester
Arthur Paget
Mr. Lowther
Prince of Lichtenstein
Lord Francis Hope
May Yoke
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Putnam Bradlee Strong
Mayor Strong
Duke of Newcastle
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Berlin
Duke of Norfolk
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England
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Arundel Castle
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Prince Charming
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Earl of Warwick
Baron Antoine de Charette
France
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Misa Antoinette Polk
Tennessee
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Claude Lowther
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Edward Parker Deacon
Florence Baldwin
Charles H. Baldwin
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Rome
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Baron de Charette
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Antoine
Marie Antoinette
Mme. Viego le Brun
Duchess de Choiseul
Bible Universality Emphasized by Rev Dixon
The lecture argues the Bible is not only for Christians but for all people. It claims Genesis first words prove creation, cites Bible as foundation of law, history, literature, art, and music, and contrasts Christ as the universal Man with other religious founders.
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