WEDS, BUT “OBEY” IS OMITTED
j NEW YORK, March 10. ! Omitting the word “obey” and ex- j plaining that she will eon tinuo-prof cs- ■ si. on ally as “Miss,” “General” Rosalie ..Tones, feminist nnd heiress to a £1,000,000 estate, was married, to TJ.S. Senator Clarence 0. Dili, -of Spokane, Wash. Miss .Tones, who won national prominence in the women’s suffrage movement, “gave (herself away” at the ceremony, which was performed at her suburban home in Cold Bpring Harbor, Long Island, j “My mother is dead,,” she said, j “and"i’ll not have any one else give : me away. .1 guess I’m big enough to : take the responsibility.”
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16317, 18 April 1927, Page 5
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