- and
receives Signore Vitelli's
permission to
court Apollonia under the
chaperonage of her family.
After a
brief courtship, they are married. Soon afterward...
- word dueña (from the
Latin domina) has no
particular connotations of
chaperonage and
merely denotes a
female proprietor,
supervisor of servants, or married...
- from
those who are not delinquent, is the
control exerted by
parents or
chaperonage. In addition,
theorists such as
David Matza and
Gresham Sykes argued...
-
reached an
agreement with the YWCA to take over billeting, supplies, and
chaperonage for the
telephone operator units.: 166–170
During the Meuse–Argonne...
- to New York
expecting to have a
rather dull time
under her sister’s
chaperonage. But when she
walks in on her
sister (Evelyn Brent)
clasped in the arms...
-
however they
engaged in a wide
range of non-genital ****ual behaviors.: 64
Chaperonage was
uncommon and
courting couples were
generally given privacy. Couples...
-
either Spain or
South America. She
traveled to
England under the
indirect chaperonage of an
Argentine family. Her stay was
intended to last only six months...
-
Street in London.
Before they married, she was in
London "under the
chaperonage of her
relative and
fellow countrywoman, Lady Hay,
widow of Sir Robert...
- traveler, she
spent her summers, with
various parties of
ladies under her
chaperonage, in Europe. Emma
Southwick Brinton died
February 25, 1922, in Washington...
- progress, and
stimulating conversation. She was expelled, for
rejecting chaperonage, from the
Spence School for
Girls and expelled, for
smoking a cigarette...
