Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-18
Vanderbilt
 Weeds Again
LEADS MRS. HOLLIS M'KIM TO
 THE ALTAR.
WEDDING AT RIEGATE
Both Bride and Groom Are Divorced,
 Young vanderbiIt's Name Figuring
 in Suit Brought by Former Husband.

London, Dec. 17.-Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt and Mrs. Rollins McKim Baltimore, were married at Reigate al o'clock this afternoon, the banns having been announced in the custom ary manner
 An Auto Honeymoon. The couple have gone on a motor Vanderbilt apartments in London to- night that their destination was not known.
 Groom Was Divorced in 1908.
 For several years past the names of Alfred G. Vanderbilt, the chief heir of Cornelius Vanderbitt's millions. and Mrs Smith Rollins McKim have been closely associated. At various times it was reported that they were soon to be married. MT. Vanderbilt. who is ac- counted the richest of the younger set of miIHonafres, was born in 1877. He married Miss Elsie French January Il, 1901. His wife was granted an inter- locutory decree of divorce on May 25, 1908. and their son, William Henry Vanderbilt, remained in the mothers care. The decree was made final three months later. It was said at the time that MT. Vanderbilt settled s7,s00, ,000 on his former wife.
 Correspondent Committed Suicide.
 The name of Mime. Ruiz, the divorc- ed wife of Antonio Ruiz, a former
 
 Washington, came up in the trial of the suit. Mrs. Ruiz committed suicide in London, May 26, 1909. tte manner of her death being suppressed for considerable time
 Bride Also Divorced.
 Mrs. ATcKim is the daughter of Isaac F. Emerson of Baltimore, and the di- yorced wife Of Dr. Smith Rollins Mo Kim of New York and Baltimore. Mrs. Mckfm obtained a divorce from her husband, which threatened various suits before the courts, but early in signed bringing to an end all pending litigation involving Dr. McKim, his fatner-fn- law, MT. Emerson McKim's former wife, and Alfred G. Vanderbilt.
 Alienation Suit Dropped.
 The attorneys for Dr. McKim said at the cine that Dr. McKim had agreed to end the litigation relative to the al lesed alteration Of his wffe's affections. It was also stated that in considera- tion of this release Dr. McKim was to receive a large sum of money in semi annual tnstallments-
 Vanderbilt Sailed, Nov. %.
 Alfred c. Vanderbilt sailed for Eng land on the steamer Lusitania on No vember 29 last Just prior to his de- parture he reiterated his denial that he was soon to be married
 Bride Wore Travelling Dress.
 4ne wedding party, including sev- eral personal friends of the couple, mo- tored from London early Sunday morning to Reigate. One account of the wedding says that MT. Vanderbilt was married before the registrar of Reigate. The witnesses were J. IT Langton. Miss Ethel Mccormack. Roy c. Gaffer and Walter Webb Ware. The pride wore a simple gray travelling dress.
 Reception at Vanderbilt Flat.
 The party then motored back to Lon don and held an informal reception at the Vanderbilt flat in Gloucester house. MT. and Mrs. Vanderbilt left later for the continent
 Announced by Brides Mother.
 Baltimore Md, Dec. 17.-Annource- nent of the marriage of Mrs Margaret Emerson McKim to Alfred G. Wander 0flt was made here today by the brides mother, Mrs. Emile Emerson, divorced wife of Captain I. E.. Emerson of this city.