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23. Aug. 2017 · It was once owned by Mary Harriman Rumsey, who founded the Junior League of the City of New York and was an influential player in her day. Her father was railroad mogul E.H. Harriman and her ...
Perkins was romantically involved with railroad heiress Mary Harriman Rumsey, who chaired FDR’s Consumer Advisory Board. Because of the closeted nature of their relationship, Perkins was forced to grieve in silence over Rumsey’s untimely death in 1934, even while she lost the home they had shared. Largely forgotten, though still scorned in some quarters for the liberal policies she ...
F. Scott Fitzgerald, Mary Harriman Rumsey, The Great Gatsby, Fitzgerald’s “Count of Darkness” stories, eugenics Hidden in brief entries in his ledger and notebooks, and disguised by inad-equate and outright faulty editorial annotations of such entries, the story of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s encounter with Mary Harriman Rumsey (1881–1934), one
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28. Feb. 2020 · After decades of use, Rumsey Playground became rundown. In 1985, the Conservancy remade it as a place to play sports; soon after, it became used as a venue for performances. A plaque at the entrance reminds of us of Mary Harriman Rumsey’s involvement in its creation as well as her lifelong philanthropy and dedication to her community.
15. Feb. 2011 · The Mary Harriman Rumsey estate designed by the firm of McKim, Mead & White c. 1929 in Sands Point. After the death of her husband C.C. Rumsey in 1922, Mary moved out of their F. Burrall Hoffman designed house in Brookville for this house. Click HERE for more on the first Rumsey residence. This house, along with 5+ acres and 325+ feet of ...
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