SOCIETY DIVORCE SUIT
SON OF GENERAL GOUGH. LONDON, October 22. Mr Wilfred Gough, the son of General Sir Hubert Gough, has obtained the divorce tor which he instituted proceedings last March. Neither of the two corespondents, Baron -Maurice Rothschild and Mr Bertrand Neidecker, defended the ease. Evidence was given that Mr Gough’s wife went lo America to act for the films for two years. When she returned she went to Paris, where she was constantly in Neidecker’s company, dining and dancing at cabarets. She was seen through a window of the fashionable Hotel du llhin kissing Neidecker. The former Mrs Gough, who is extremely beautiful, is the daughter of a well-known South African millionaire.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19015, 10 November 1923, Page 6
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