Word: widowed
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Those words, written in Explorer Scott's diary not long before he perished in March 1912 on the Ross Ice Barrier, stirred Englishmen more than any triumphant saga would have done. They are engraved on the statue of Scott made by his widow and unveiled after the War in Devonport, the Devonshire town where he was born...
...mother. The other was the child's aunt, lean-faced, determined Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, born Gertrude Vanderbilt 57 years ago. For two years Mrs. Whitney had kept her late brother's only daughter on her 3,000-acre estate at Old Westbury, L. I. while his widow occupied herself in smart European resorts. Last September, settled in a house in Manhattan, Mrs. Vanderbilt had little Gloria brought in from the country for a visit. The child became so overwrought at separation from Mrs. Whitney that her nurse whisked her back to her aunt. Thereupon, with a disregard...
Castle Square Theatre. The John Craig Stock Company in "A Bachelor's Honeymoon." Next week--"The College Widow...
Hollis--Lillian Russell in "The Widow's Mite...
Married. James Andrew Moffett, Federal Housing Administrator; and Mrs. Adeline Stillwell Moran, widow of Joseph F. Moran, wealthy shipbuilder; in Manhattan, 16 days after Mr. Moffett's estranged wife fell to death from a Manhattan apartment (TIME...