Word: honeymooning
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...went to Alaska on his honeymoon, and his wife always joined him on his trips until ill health prevented it. His daughter Anna Ellen was born in Alaska. Through the years he had a succession of little sailboats, each needing only two for a crew, each with a dental chair and firm foothold for the doctor on the afterdeck. Finally in 1936 he had one built that exactly suited him-the Cheechako (why Good named her the Eskimo for "tenderfoot" no one knows), a neat, 42-foot, diesel-engined ketch with a hot-water heating system, a bathtub...
...last column I wrote several issues back, was occasioned by Ensign Bailey's distracting preparations for his wedding. This time, I am happy to report, our Electronic Winchell has completed the circuit of his affections and is now enjoying a leave-honeymoon...
Simultaneously down with flu at Manhattan's Roosevelt Hospital were the Sage of Emporia & wife, the William Allen Whites. They hoped to leave soon for Santa Fe and Estes Park, Cob. to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary at the scenes of their honeymoon. Said the Sage, now 75: "The last time, I was a 25-year-old editorial writer. . . . Sallie was a 22-year-old schoolteacher. We had a railroad pass from the paper." Said Mrs. White, commenting on the separate rooms which kept them from nurse-forbidden talk: "You might think we'd be talked out after...
...mass of Frenchmen is concerned, the honeymoon is over in dealings with the Americans. Those who retain a lingering faith in America as a champion of the oppressed pray that the U.S. will retrieve the political situation 'before it is too late.' Distrust springs from the 'new collaboration' of French officials (lately pro-Vichy and pro-German) with American officers...
Back to work after a four-day honeymoon went thrice-married Cinemactress Ginger Rogers; out to the newspapers went a promising picture: husband Marine Private John Calvin Briggs in uniform, the bride in a gathered guimpe, a snood, and a dewy dither...