Word: bride
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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DESIRE UNDER THE ELMS ? The rocky strata of Eugene O'Neill's imagination, this time on a harsh New England farm. The triangle of an old man, his young bride and his grown...
Publisher Hearst had the honor last week to announce the marriage of his Hearst's International and his Cosmopolitan magazines. Consummation of the union was set for early in the new year. The International, a feminist bride, will insist for a time on International-Cosmopolitan as the family name, but will later succumb to custom and be of one name as well as one flesh with the Cosmopolitan...
DESIRE UNDER THE ELMS?Eugene O'Neill again, this time in a New England farmhouse where the old farmer marries a youthful bride and discovers she loves...
...prosperous farmer that he was, should in his turn send proposers to the most charming and one of the most generously dowried maidens of the town? In any case, he did; and Dominikova, the grasping mother, approved the match on condition of a settlement of six acres on the bride. Yagna herself, unenthusiastic but docile, consented...
...Miss Alice Beatrice Jones, daughter of one George Jones, New Rochelle (N.Y.), cabman. The New Rochelle Standard-Star was quick to allege Father-in-law Jones to be a Negro. Said Manhattan gum-chewers' sheetlets: "BLUEBLOOD WEDS COLORED GIRL," "SOCIETY STUNNED," "COLOR LINE FOR KIP'S BRIDE." Later the more sober dailies investigated, definitely established that Mr. Jones, a onetime British subject, had described himself as "colored" in applying for U.S. citizenship...