The Son Demands the Truth of His Parent’s Past
Lance learns from Rene de Marsac that his mother Venetia Vanbrugh is alive in London as Mme Zavertal. The tale recounts Venetia and Roger Vanbrugh’s wartime split, his arrest and acquittal, and the lingering rift that kept them apart. Lance asks for his mother’s address and prepares to confront her, while Roger faces his son with restrained emotion.
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Lance
Lence
Ing
Rene
le Margac
Lancelot
Row
Pit Il
Reve
London
Mme
Zavertal
Mme. Zavertal
Dover
England
Jess
Rattiey Uercely
Rone
Nenself
Atnuelog
Paris
Star Corps
M. de Margac
Liner
Rene de Marsac
Roger
Womar
Col. Vanbrugh
Lving
Vannengh
Mme. Zayertal
Bance
al Shudden
Parisman
Vanbrugh
Vanbeuglehe
Ther
Oie
Mia
Vanurugh
Roger Vanbrugh
LuGmarl
Stis
Rene de Mersac
Nike
Marsac
Leon
Gation
Caid
India
M. de Marsac
Ghent
M. de Marsay
Ne Barsae
Anapter
Lancelot Vanbrugh
Venetia
de Marsac
Mel
Jeagan
Mme. Iavertal
Arundel Terrace
Kensington
Lancetot
Rashi
Munody
Count de Marsac
Jondon
Mra. Vanbrugh
Law Reaps His Crop in Gotham Scandal Tale
The piece profiles George Law and Miss Mack in a high profile New York breach of promise saga. It outlines Law s wealth roots in street railways and pugilism patrons, Miss Mack the blue eyed pianist, and the social whirl between Newport and New York. The article notes purported engagement rumors, a marriage to Algie Smith, and Mack s financial notes, with ongoing legal actions and public scrutiny.
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Manhattan Island
America
New York
Notorius
Zella Nicolaus
George Gould
Zella
Gould
George Law
Bob Inman
New Yorks
New+port
Will
Newport
Mr. Law
Miss Mack
Anne- Quaintand
Miss Smith
Milas Smith
Abe
Nme
Mrs. Law
New York City
Eighth
Ninth Avenue
George
Columbia College Law School
Taltroad
Rellvosd
Wxtry
Joe Coburn
George Tan
Hyuor
Mise Mack
Leipsic
Paris
Migs Mack
Waldorf
Ianabella
Spain
Mack
Macks
Algie Smith
Benjamin Brecker
TR. Breckel
Veioto Pleasure Bay
N. J
Freskfast
Hollywood Hotel
Mises Mack
Law
Brazier
Girard Hotel
Forty-fourth Street
Bainbridge Smith
Sass Ste
Bob White Poem From New York Clipper
A verse by Monroe H. Rosenfeld in New York Clipper praises Bob White the cheerful, defiant bird whose lively whistle and sunny spirit endure beyond changing seasons. The poem compares the bird's optimism to human resilience amid sorrow and trouble.
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Hale White
Monroe H. Rosenfeld
New York
Clipper
A Lovely Ball Gown Described in Rosed Silk
A beautiful ball gown features rosette-hued silk with two poses drooping their heads. The bodice is a mass of accordeon-kilted chiffon with pleated sleeves and chiffon braces. Jet and mother-of-pearl sequin embroidery highlights the waist with white satin ribbons.
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Roger Vanbrugh’s
Col. van~ Prugh
Aldersleigh Manor
Col Vanbrugh
Misa
Jere Dunn
Coleone
Tom Ochiltree
Jim McCue
Saratoga
Long Branch
Bob White