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Story April 8, 1904

The Coalville Times

Coalville, Summit County, Utah

What is this article about?

In London, a kinswoman of the Duke of Norfolk, who runs affordable restaurants for shop girls, treated hundreds of them to free lunches on the duke's wedding day, inviting them as 'wedding guests' in commemoration of the event.

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Invited to Ducal Wedding.

Recently when the Duke of Norfolk was married the ceremony had a pleasant commemoration in London.

Some time ago a lady who is a near kinswoman of the duke organized two restaurants at which the great surrounding population of shop girls can obtain a luncheon at cost price and free service at the hands of a bevy of ladies. On the duke's wedding day the clients of the restaurant came in their hundreds, but the accustomed clink of coins—the music to which these maidens march forth refreshed to complete the day's business—was silenced by the simple announcement made to them:

"The Duke and Duchess of Norfolk beg you to be of the number of their wedding guests."

What sub-type of article is it?

Historical Event Curiosity

What themes does it cover?

Social Manners Moral Virtue

What keywords are associated?

Ducal Wedding Norfolk Shop Girls Free Lunch Charity Invitation

What entities or persons were involved?

Duke Of Norfolk Duchess Of Norfolk Near Kinswoman Of The Duke

Where did it happen?

London

Story Details

Key Persons

Duke Of Norfolk Duchess Of Norfolk Near Kinswoman Of The Duke

Location

London

Event Date

Recently

Story Details

A kinswoman of the Duke of Norfolk operates restaurants providing affordable lunches to shop girls. On the duke's wedding day, hundreds of these clients received free meals with an invitation from the Duke and Duchess to be among their wedding guests.

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