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Grace Kelly with her nieces Meg and Mary Lee at the suffledboard at SS Constitution 1956
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Grace Kelly with her nieces Meg and Mary Lee at the suffledboard at SS Constitution 1956
Grace Kelly relaxes with her mother Margaret, sister Peggy, and two neices on board the liner Constitution during the voyage to Monaco in April 1956.
Captain Jack was a young man when he went to sea, Oh, me young Ladies, go and kiss him goodbye. He was barely a child of twenty and three, Oh, tell him, young Ladies, go and tell him for me, He can marry the Mermaid that lives in the sea.
From Captain Jack and the Mermaid (1978), Firebird Arts & Music
‘Toward the end of June, Grace went to Philadelphia to be maid of honor when her younger sister, Lizanne, married Don LeVine. Their older sister, Peggy, was matron of honor. Peggy’s two daughters, Meg and Mary Lee, were the flower girls. There is a photo of the women in the wedding party taken at the base of the Kellys’ staircase. All the girls are attractive, the three Kelly girls beautiful. The five attendants are dressed exactly alike. You would be hard-pressed to know that one of them was the leading movie celebrity in the world. Grace looked merely like a very pretty girl from a nice family in Philadelphia who was one of the gang.’
- Judith Balaban Quine (The Bridesmaids: Grace Kelly, Princess of Monaco and Six Intimate Friends, 1989)
Princess Grace's parents - Mr and Mrs John B. Kelly - and her niece Margaret "Meg" Davis, on their way to Monaco in March 1957 to attend Princess Caroline's christening. 8-years-old then Miss Davis was her godmother.
Margaret "Meg" Davis, Princess Grace's niece, in 1956.
Grace Kelly by playing shuffleboard on the deck of the USS Constitution, April 10, 1956. The ship was stopped at Algeciras, Spain, on it way to Monaco where she married to Prince Rainier III on April 18th. With her are her nieces, Margaret and Mary Lee Davis.
Revue (March 11, 1956)
