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Alva Belmont
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Jinsudebbum Taƴto
Ɓii-leydiyankaakuDowlaaji Dentuɗi Taƴto
InditirdeAlva Belmont Taƴto
SoomaAlva Erskine Smith Taƴto
Married nameAlva Vanderbilt Taƴto
InndeAlva, Erskine Taƴto
Innde ɓesnguBelmont Taƴto
Ɗuubi daygo17 Siilo 1853 Taƴto
ƊofordeMobile Taƴto
Date of death26 Siilo 1933 Taƴto
Place of deathAugerville-la-Rivière, Pari Taƴto
Place of burialWoodlawn Cemetery Taƴto
FatherMurray Forbes Smith Taƴto
MotherPhoebe Desha Taƴto
SiblingJulia Florence Smith Taƴto
Dee/goriiwoWilliam Kissam Vanderbilt, Oliver Belmont Taƴto
MarudeWilliam Kissam Vanderbilt II, Harold Stirling Vanderbilt, Consuelo Vanderbilt Taƴto
WoldeInngilisjo Taƴto
Sana'ajisocialite, suffragist, patron of the arts, political activist Taƴto
Field of workart patronage, feminist movement, women's rights, suffrage, activism Taƴto
Position heldchairperson Taƴto
Work location𞤚𞤵𞤬𞤵𞤲𞤣𞤫 𞤐𞤭𞤴𞤮𞤪𞤳 Taƴto
Magnum opusMarble House Taƴto
Memba enNational American Woman Suffrage Association, National Woman's Party Taƴto
Owner ofMarble House, Château d'Augerville, Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont House, Brookholt, Beacon Towers Taƴto
Described at URLhttps://documents.alexanderstreet.com/c/1006939749 Taƴto

Alva Erskine Belmont (jibinaa ko Smith ; 17 lewru Yarkomaa 1853 – 26 lewru Yarkomaa 1933), ganndiraaɗo Alva Vanderbilt tuggi 1875 haa 1896, ko neɗɗo Ameriknaajo keewɗo miliyoŋaaji, daraniiɗo hakkeeji suɓngooji rewɓe . O teskaama e semmbe makko, e hakkille makko, e miijooji makko tiiɗɗi, e yiɗde makko luulndaade nanondiral.[1]

In 1909, she founded the Political Equality Association to get votes for suffrage-supporting New York State politicians, wrote articles for newspapers, and joined the National American Woman Suffrage Association (NAWSA). She later formed her own Political Equality Association to seek broad support for suffrage in neighborhoods throughout New York City, and, as its president, led its division of New York City's 1912 Women's Votes Parade. In 1916, she was one of the founders of the National Woman's Party (NWP) and organized the first picketing ever to take place before the White House, in January 1917. She was elected president of the NWP, an office she held until her death.

O resii laabi ɗiɗi, e miliyoŋaaji keewɗi e nder wuro New York , hono William Kissam Vanderbilt, mo o jibini ɓiɓɓe tato, e Oliver Hazard Perry Belmont . Alva ina anndiranoo eɓɓooji mahngo keewɗi, ina jeyaa heen Petit Chateau to New York ; galle marbere to Newport, to Islaam ; galle Belmont to Nuwaasoor ; Brookholt to Islaam Long; e Toowɗi Beacon to Sands Point, to Nuwel .

Ñalnde « ñalngu potal njoɓdi », ñalnde 12 abriil 2016, Belmont teddinaama nde hooreejo leydi ndii , hono Barak Obama, sosi Monument ngenndiijo potal rewɓe Belmont-Paul to Wasinton, inniraaɗo Alva Belmont e Alice Paul .

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Nokku ɗo o jibinaa ɗoo, ko galle Murray Forbes Smith to 201 laawol laamu to Mobile, Alabama

Alva Erskine Smith jibinaa ko ñalnde 17 lewru Yarkomaa 1853, to 201 laawol laamu to Mobile, Alabama, e galle Murray Forbes Smith, njulaagu komisoŋ, e Phoebe Ann Desha. Smith ko ɓiy George Smith e Deliya Forbes mo Dumfries, Virginie . Phoebe Desha ko ɓiy hooreejo leydi Amerik biyeteeɗo Robert Desha e Eleanor Shelby, kamɓe ɗiɗo fof ɓe ummorii ko e diiwaan Sumner, to Tennessee . Galle Smith ko jiyaaɓe alɗuɓe.

Alva ina jeyaa e sukaaɓe njeeɗiɗo. Miñiiko debbo biyeteeɗo Alice maayi ko e cukaagu mum hade mum jibineede. Miñiiko biyeteeɗo Murray Forbes Smith Jr. maayi ko e hitaande 1857, o wirnaa ko e yanaande Magnolia to Mobile. Banndiraaɓe nayo woɗɓe, Desha Smith, Armide Vogel Smith, Juliya Florence Smith, e Mary Virginia "Jennie" Smith, nguuri haa ɓe mawni. Jennie adii resde ko Fernando Yznaga, miñiiko sehil Alva ɓurɗo ɓadaade mo gila e cukaagu mum, hono Konsuelo Yznaga, laamɗo Manchester . Caggal nde o seerti e Fernando e hitaande 1886, Jennie resi kadi, o resi William George Tiffany. [1] [2]

Nde o woni cukalel, Alva ina summa e jibnaaɓe mum to Newport, Rhode Island, ina yahda e maɓɓe e njilluuji Orop. E hitaande 1859, ɓesngu Smith ummii Mobile, ɓe ngummii wuro New York, ɓe koɗi to Madison Square seeɗa. Nde Murray yahi Liverpool, to Angalteer ngam waɗde golle mum, yumma Alva, hono Phoebe Smith, ummii Pari, ɗo Alva janngi duɗal keeringal to Neuilly-sur-Seine . Caggal wolde hakkunde leyɗeele, galle Smith arti New York, ɗo Phoebe sankii e hitaande 1871. Galle oo ina joginoo caɗeele ngalu e ooɗoo sahaa, teeŋti noon e ɗaminaare wonde ɓiɓɓe rewɓe nayo ɓee ina poti resde.

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Koɗorɗe Vanderbilt en to 660 laawol joyaɓol to Manhattan

E nder kewu gooto e ɓiɓɓe rewɓe Wiliyam Henri Vanderbilt, sehil Smith ɓurɗo ɓadaade mo, hono Konsuelo Yznaga hollitii mo Wiliyam Kissam Vanderbilt, taaniiko Korneliyus Vanderbilt. Ñalnde 20 abriil 1875, William e Alva resndaa to Egliis Calvary to wuro New York. Alva resii William ngam kaalis : o siftini ɗum ko eɓɓoore makko ngam wallude ɓesngu makko ngam daɗndude banke, kono woɗɓe ina mbiya o waɗi ɗum ko ngam ngalu makko e darnde makko.

Ɓeeɗoo ɗiɗo ina njogii ɓiɓɓe tato:

  1. "To Wed O. H. P. Belmont. She Is the Divorced Wife of William K. Vanderbilt and the Mother of the Duchess of Marlborough, Whose Recent Wedding Was at Great Social Event. Mr. Belmont Is the Son of the Late August Belmont and Is Himself a Divorced Man. Date of the Domestic Infelicity. Objected to Nights Ashore. Groom to Be Is Popular in Society". Chicago Tribune. January 3, 1896. Archived from the original on November 6, 2012. Retrieved May 28, 2011. Mrs. Alva S. Vanderbilt announced to her friends today that she is engaged to be married to Oliver Belmont.