Lord Loveland Seeks Heiress In New York Visit
English noble Loveland plans a New York foray to win fortunes through society matchups. He clashes with bank misfortune after arriving at Waldorf Astoria, where his grand entrance and claims of aristocratic status spark attention amid a penniless setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Loveland
America
Betty Harborough
New York
Foxham
Loveland
Mauretania
Baltic
Cadwallader Hunter
Lord Loveland
Lesley Dearmer
Hunter
Miss Coolidge
Waldorf Astorip
Oveland
Waldorf-Astoria
Holland House
the Plaza
Fee
Jim
Love-land
Marquis of Loveland
Loveland’s wardrobe hijacked by foxham’s plot in hotel
Lord Loveland faces a startling theft as Foxham’s wardrobe guardianship unravels with a hotel valet delivering mismatched garments. Val discovers items not his own while Major Cadwallader Hunter and New York journalist Tony Kidd seek a scoop, intensifying a comical yet perilous hotel ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Betty
New York
Cadwallader Hunter
Loveland
Tia
Tuncheon
Val
Foxham
Jove
London
Lord Loveland
Laveland
Moxham
Ioxham
Custom House
America
Kitty Manning
Tony Kidd
The
New York Light
Mauretania
Klad
Marquis of Loveland
Mr. Kidd
England
Grenadier Guards
Waldort Ria
Page
Toxham
Ill tempered visitor provokes Loveland at door
Cadwallader Hunter and Kidd press Loveland for introductions, Met with blunt refusal. Loveland faults the intruders for bearing a newspaper man in tow, then regrets the rudeness as the door bangs shut and he ponders an apology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidd
Hunter
Cadwallader Hunter
William the Conqueror
Mr. Kidd
Loveland
Val
The Cold World and a Marquis in Posture and Pride
Loveland, a marquis, laments his ruined plan to punish Foxhamn and contemplates clothing, aiming to maintain social appearance. He dreads American tailors and bootmakers, fretting over 150 pounds of credit as he faces reconstruction of his wardrobe and status. Cadwallader Hunter is identified as a millionaire, a figure Loveland both knows and despises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guards’ Club
Loveland
Borham
Foxhamn
Burke
Cadwallader Hunter
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