The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-09
DIPLOMAT
WEDS NURSE
IN SECRET
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BOLIVIAN MINISTER no
UNITED STATES QUIETLY
MARRIED
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HIS DAUGHTER DOES
NOT CREDIT THE STORY
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But The Public Records and
Church Register Remove
All Doubt

New York, July 9---It became
known today eiiat Don Ignaclo Cald
cron, Bolivian minister to the tnltodl
Statcs. was quietly married &C Mamar.
Oneck, NJ ", last Wednesday evening
10 Miss Beatrice Monica Ainiey who
f1r manr years had been nuise In
his household
The fact had been verv secret All
who were aware Of It at Port Chester
where the license was obtained. and
at Mamaroneck, where the ceremony
vas performed, were pledged to say
nothing about It.
Mrs. J. r.. Zalles, the married dangh.
ar OK Senor Caderon, In Washington,
was astounded when correspondent
told her the news, and cmphatically
declared her belief tha, the statement
couldNn0t be true,
Amazed, She won't Believe II
4 am amazed at this story about
my father having married Miss Ain
ley said Mrs. Zalles, "nnd do not
believe there Is ono word OF truth In
IT, Father and the rest OF us think
a great deal OF Miss Alnley, but am
sure that father never contemplated
marriage with her Oh, no; II Is I'M
possible
Father my unmarried sister. Elc-
ra, and Miss Anley went to Mamafo.
neck q couple of weeks ago. and ! OK
pect them back this week My father
wired me day or two ago that he
would return to Washington Thurs
day Miss Ainley comes from Mamar.
oneck
Il nm quite certain that II my faith
er was married should have heard Of
1t long before this. lf It were true
my sister Elena would know OF II
Gnd would have sent me word
Nursed The Diplomats Wife
miss Ainley has been employed by
my father for years She nursed my
mother through q long Illness, and
has remained with the family since
mothers death. She was trained
nurse. During my mothers Illness
sne went with US to South America
We first met her at Mamaroneck,
wien we took mother there for her
health several years ago.
I'VE have the highest regard for
her. / cannot believe this story,
There never was anything in their ac.
/ tions to suggest that either Of them
even had such thought"
Senor Calderon and Miss Ainley viJ
tied port Chester last "Wednesday
evening an dobtained the marriage u.
cense. Miss Calderon was not with
them, but they were accompanied by
! the Rev Isidore Meisier, one Of the
priests Of Holy Trinity church, Nam
aroneck. The license was issued by
Town Clerk Charles w. Stevens
Urged That II Be Kept Secret
In filling up the license form, Senior
4 Calderon gave his age as sixty Yeas,
his residence rs Washington, and de-
srribed his occupation as that Of a
professor. The bride gave her age
~ forty-three years. SonOr Calderon
4 did not mention that he was the Boi
I ivan minister, but he requested very
urgently that his call and Its purpose
should not be made public.
After obtaining the license the par
lty returned at once 10 Holy Trinity
church, and there the marriage was
lsOlemnlzed.
The bride Is the daughter OF re-
tired cigar manufacturer now ligins
lat Mamaroneck, but who for many
years was in business at New Roch'
Gle.
Senor Calderon Is we'll known fig
ure In Washington, where he has 2
beautiful home During the lifetime
Of his late wife, who died last Noyen
Der. he did great deal of entertain
ing,