American Brides or Titled Foreigners
New York, Oct 16 The bells of St Thomas church famed for international marriages will toll for a union on October 24. Miss Marie Churchill, daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Churchill of New York, will wed Harold Baring of the Barings in Calro. The ceremony may be followed by a reception at the bride’s home or Mr Baring’s courtly seat. The match connects to royal circles with possible ties to Lord Revelstoke and the Prince of Wales, reflecting a surge of Anglo American alliances among society leaders.
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New York
Bn Thomas
Duke of Marlborough
Algar
Vanderbilt
Barings
Marie Churchil
Calro
Harold Baring
Miss Churchil
John Wasley Brown
Mr. Baring
Ing Eset
Chursh- al
Lord Revelstoka
Lause O Baring
Victoria
Lord Revelstoke
Harold
Prince of Wales
Harald Baring
Marold
Durham
Lord Cromer
Egypt
Cairo
Cape
Maria Churehill
John H. Churehill
Ameria
Baroness Curzng
Miss Leicer
Grrober
Daniel Rb, Sickles
Eda Sickle
Darrell Crackas
Lady Wolseley
Charley Wolseley
Anita
Theresa Murphy
Daniel
Thomas Murphy
San Francisco
Playfair
Lyon Playfair
Seuth Russell
Boston
Evans
Frank Evans
Sames Sevens
Albany
Lady Evans
Wiggin
Lord Lawrence
Ms. Cavendish-Bentley
Wolseley
California
Lady Waterlow
Sydney Hedley Waterlow
William Hamilton
Napa
Far West
Fermor Hesketh
Florence Emily Sharon
Senator Sharon
Nevada
Hesketh
Marlbaraigh House
Chamberlain
Alfred Faget
Randolph Churchill
Moreton Frewen
Lady Randolph
Primrose League
Leonard Jerome
New Yorks
Paris
Randoly Chuvchill
Cowes
Jeanie Jerome
Nadia
Thuy
A. Frowens
Rockies
Chatelaine
Park House
Naylor-Leylat
England
Jeanie Chamberlain
Bicene
London
Ehe
Terence Blackwood
Lord Dufferin
Misa Flora Davies
Terrence 3
Madame von Andre
Duchess of Devonshire
Lord Tessex
Mr. Reach-Grant
Lowdon
Lady Craven
Bradley-Martins
Ady Deerehurst
Nellie Gray
Miss
Miss Mackay
English Aristocratic Marriages Linked To American Lineage
A fragment recalls longstanding English families tied to American society through intermarriages. It notes Forsengi Ponuzh and Lord Curzon connections, mentions Mrs Lawrence and her Wiggin Sumner Endicott heritage, and references social ties with Mrs Arthur Paget and other prominent Anglo American social circles.
GEORGIE'S LETTER AND A PAINTING JOB MISADVENTURE
A chaotic diary fragment records Georgie and Paw arguing over painting and social duties. A ladder slips as Maw helps, causing a spill on Paw and a comic tumble. The scene shifts to a cousin guiding visitors through a building nicknamed the asylum as they discuss domestic service pay in England.
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