SECOND MARRIAGE

Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 83, 5 October 1938, Page 19

SECOND MARRIAGE

THE FORMER ROSE BINGHAM

Lady Warwick was married quietly on September 8 to Mr. William ("Billy") Fiske, American Cresta "ace," at Maidenhead register office, states the London "Evening News."

Lady Warwick, who had been staying with her mother, Lady Rosabelle Brandt at Littledene, Glynde, near Lewes, left home early in the day, and the wedding took place an hour or two later.

After the ceremony, Mr/ Fiske returned to his office in Austin Friars, London, where he works with his father, a partner in the American firm of investment bankers, Dillon Read and Co., Ltd.

The next day he and his wife left for a few days' holiday on the Continent. They returned to London, and Mr. Fiske told Ihe "Evening News" that atr ther end of -fhe?month they Would leave for America, where they t would make their permanent home.

Lady Warwick, a granddaughter of the Earl 6f Rosslyn, was married to the Earl of>Warwick in 1933. The marriage was dissolved in August.

She is 25, and was formerly Miss Rose Bingham, one of the most beautiful debutantes ,of .1931. Like her former husband, she has appeared, in films in Hollywood.

Lady Warwick and Mr. Fiske, who is 28, met in Switzerland. In 1937 they won the downhill handicap mixed relay race for the Argentine Cup for skiing at St. Moritz. ,

Mr. Fiske won the first race of the season at St. Moritz this year, when he carried off the Cartwright Cup on the Cresta Run.

In February he won- the Cresta Grand National, his third run of 57sec making the fastest time since the inception of the Run 50 years ago.