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Marietta Peabody Tree (April 17, 1917 – August 15, 1991) was an American socialite and political reporter, who represented the United States on the United Nations Commission on Human Rights, appointed under the administration of John F. Kennedy.
31. Juli 2021 · Marietta Peabody FitzGerald Tree. By Megan McKinney. Like Ronnie Tree, Marietta Peabody was of the American purple; Ronnie’s roots were Chicago—the Marshall Fields and Lambert Trees—and Marietta’s were New England Peabodys, roots that would hold up against almost any in America.
16. Aug. 1991 · For years she had a beach house in Barbados, a Rolls-Royce and a British butler named Collins. She was a Peabody, in a world that cared about it. There's a geranium named after her.
Tree, Mary Endicott Peabody FitzGerald (“Marietta”) (b. 12 April 1917 in Lawrence, Massachusetts; d. 15 August 1991 in New York City), socialite, Democratic party activist, and first woman to serve as a U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. Mary Endicott Peabody was born into the prestigious Peabody clan. Her paternal grandfather founded ...
Marietta Tree (1917–1991) was the first woman to serve as a chief U.S. delegate and a permanent ambassador to the UN. She was born Mary Endicott Peabody, a descendant of prominent New England families, and became involved in civil rights, politics, and international affairs.
Marriage to Marietta Peabody. Although Tree was bisexual and twenty years older than Marietta, at the end of World War II, Tree and Peabody divorced their respective spouses, and then married on 26 July 1947; they had one child, Penelope (born 1949), who became a celebrated fashion model in the 1960s.
26. Okt. 1997 · Marietta Tree, beauteous, brilliant and bewitching, was a legendary salonniere and public figure, and few men or women who met her could resist falling under her spell.
