Theodora Larocque Codman, a member of the American gentry Duer and Larocque families of New York State and the Codman family of Massachusetts, served as a hospital nurse for two years in France during the World War I. - AsNotedIn
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| 1920/08/02 | "The Charm School" by Alice Duer Miller opens at the Bijou Theatre, 209 W 45th Street, New York. Built in 1917, it was razed along with four other Broadway theatres in 1982 to make room for the Marriott Marquis Hotel. | Actress | |||||
| 1921/03/23 | Rev William T Crocker solemnizes the marriage of Theodora Larocque and Charles Russell Codman at the Church of the Epiphany (lost) in Manhattan, NYC. From 1893 to 1936, Church of the Epiphany was located at Lexington Ave and E 35th St. | Bride | |||||
| 1921/03/23 | The wedding reception for Theodora Larocque and Charles Russell Codman is held at the Larocque family residence at 264 Lexington Ave in New York City. | Bride | 264 Lexington Avenue | New York City |
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