Evening star. [volume], April 25, 1948, Page A-12, Image 12

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James H. R. Cromwell and his bride, the former Miss Max
ine MacFetridge, of Birmingham, Ala., trade smiles as they
leave the Foundry Methodist Church after their marriage yes
terday. —AP Photo.
James H. R. Cromwell, former
husband of Doris Duke, was married
to Miss Maxine MacFetridge, Birm
ingham divorcee, in a quiet cere
mony at the Foundry Methodist
Church yesterday.
Members of the families and a
few friends attended ‘the ceremony.
The Rev. Frederick Brown Harris
officiated.
Mr. Cromwell, who is 57, and his
37-vear-old bride posed for photo
graphers on the church steps after j
the ceremony. As they entered an |
automobile to attend a private re
ception, friends threw several boxes j
; of rice which they had purchased a;
few' minutes before from a corner j
grocery.
The Cromwells said they were
going to Bermuda and then make
their home in a “little 12-room
house in Weehawken,“ on the New
Jersey Palisades.
A divorce between Mr. Cromwell,
former minister to Canada, and
Miss Duke became absolute last
month. The new Mrs. Cromwell
was married in 1935 to Paul A.
Ivy, jr., of Birmingham, and they
were divorced in 1941. Her father
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A dress designer, she served with!
the American Red Cross in France
and England in the war. She met
Mr. Cromwell in Washington in
1942 when she was visiting his
mother, the late Mrs. Edw'ard T.
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