The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-11
Mrs. Vanderbilt's Nephew VIII
Remarry His Bride Again by
Forms of Church.
RIVAL HIS BEST MAN.
Senior Gwynne Wed His
Housekeeper After Romantic
Courtship in Apartment.

The second marriage In three day,
OF Arthur 0wynnc. nephew Of Mrs
Cornelius Vanderbilt. and Miss Anns
Regina Ksnna, the pretty blonde ar.
lists model. will take place to. nish,
In the Roman Catholic Church OF 81
Teresa, Sterling place and Ciassor
avenue. Brooklyn, Father Waite,
Msehan ofioiating. They were se.
cretiy welded Monday morning In
Jersey City after an acquaintance OF
ave days.
The bridegroom. who IL twenty. one
ana owns considerable real estate
had his fathers romance No q prece
dent In deciding 10 suddenly to marry
the vivacious model of sixteen. He ID
the son OF the late Abram r. 0wynnc,
brother OF Mrs. Vanderbilt and men,
bsr Of the Stock Exchange. widely
known a. q club man.
In the summer Of 1922 Abram Il.
owynns visited Rockaway Beach and
saw bathing with q party OF friends
Miss Massis Gertrude Murphy, q girl
of charm and beauty. He was cap
tivated. In rany ways his experience
was similar to that Of the son who
has just married.
Mr.. 0wynns o.. had bachelor quar-.
tiers; the young lady lived In Brook.
lyu; she was Q Catholic and he q
Protestant: her father was Q con.
tractor; II was . case Of love At f,rst
eoght. -.s't. ..f
FELL IN LOVE WITH hovse.
kGePgN AND MANNED HgN.
Miso Murphy WIS under twenty.
Mr.. 0wynns's bachelor apartm ents
were at No. iSs West Sixteenth street.
He had . rstinus Of servants ana
needed some one TO look after them
and his apartment. being away from
New York mwoh OF the time. Nina
Murphy consented to aet 20 HIS
'hovsseespsr and took up her resi-
dsnee In HE apartment. ,4,' -D fa..t
There was soon . material decrense
In his expenses. and. seeing her ability
~ . manager. he fell stili deeper In
love With bis young housskseper. He
asked her to marry him and she con.
scented. They were married In March,
1888. In IsockawAy Beach. whore they
arst met. and went to housekeeping
At No. IS West sixty.eishth street.
His bride was not d the same wealth
o. social rank a. his family. but he
was madly In love with her.
Tue brides mother had disd Of con.
Dumption. and II was feared she had a
taint Of II. Within year she caurht
cola ana died Of hasty consumption.
leaving one child. the young man who
was married last Monday.
Mr.. 0wynns was almost heartbroksu
over the death Of his young wife. He
was q member Of the firm OF Chaun-
cey & Gwynne. but soon retired from
business and spent the later years Of
his life In travel. In 1898 he made q
trip to the Klondiks. aud afterward
wrote . graphic account OF his trav.
sls. While there his money gave out
and hs described humorously the SEN
sations Of . New York broker
broke"
UNSUCCESSFUL euIToR WILL %
hio OgoT MAN.
He came from one Of the oldest
families in. Cincinnati. his grand.
father having bssn Major 0wynns, q
paymaster In the United States
Army. He was educated at Columbia
University. He died suddenly Of par.
aiysis in November. 1906. leaving a
fortune.
When young Arthur 0wynne and
bis bride are remarked tonight rus
sell 0air. Of No. Ssc East Seventeenth
stre~t, Flatbush. will be hest mar.
and Miss Julia Flanagan viii be
bridesmaid. 0air was an unsuccess.
tui sutton for Miss Kenna's hand. and
II was he who introduced her to
young 0wynns.
There will be . reception at the
brides homo after tho marriage and
the youngsters Will start South on
their honeymoon
FAThGR WAS MARRIED TO DEAD
WiFE's sisrGR.
When Aeon At the homo Of his bride
to-day. Arthur Gwynne appeared
quite proud that he had followed hts
fathers footsteps In marrying a girl
who had earned her own living.
you sas," he aaic. "sfter my
mother died. father wan ~ convinced
that he had married into the RICH,
family that he promptly married her
sister. Josephine. To-night's Wedding
will be my ssct nd nalriAEe 20 = iusn-
lei of the KsnES family. though :.
will be 10 the same Girl. 80 consider
myself quite In fathers class
In medisteiy sitter the Ceremony in
the church Tonight a wedding recep.
ton will b. held In tho brides home.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0wyuns' Will remain In
Hrooklya for several days and then
lsavs TOR Florida. vDea their return
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