The Wedding Of John F. Kennedy And Jacqueline Bouvier
Is it really a surprise to learn that John F. Kennedy and Jackie Kennedy had a gorgeous wedding? They were the most beloved American couple at the time, after all. They got married in Rhode Island on September 12, 1953. The media paid them more attention than ever before! This was the closest to a royal wedding that the United States has ever seen. Fans waited outside St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church in the hopes of stealing a glimpse of their idols. The couple was married by the Archbishop of Boston Richard Cushing after they received the blessing of Pope Pius XII.
The Wedding Of John F. Kennedy And Jacqueline Bouvier
Oscar Wilde Posing For The Camera In 1882
This is a photo of the man who wrote the brilliant “The Portrait Of Dorian Gray.” In 1882, Oscar Wilde crossed the point and explored different parts of the United States. Around that time, he gave 150 lectures and spoke to 200,000 people. He once visited a silver mine in Colorado. He narrated, “I dined with the men down there. They were great, strong, well-formed men, of graceful attitude and free motion. Poems everyone one of them. A complete democracy underground. I find people less rough and coarse in such places. There is no chance for roughness. The revolver is their book of etiquette.”
Oscar Wilde Posing For The Camera In 1882
