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Ginerva King born

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Edith Cummings born and grew up in Chicago

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Ginerva is sent to Middlebury, Connecticut to attend Westover School

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Edith created "Big Four" ( Ginerva is in it)

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Edith is mentioned in the sport pages of the Chicago newspaper for winning a tennis tournament.

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Ginerva meets Scott Fitzgerald at a speeding party while visiting her roommate.

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Although nobody really knows where Edith and Scott met, it is inferred that they are introduced at Westover School by Ginerva.

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Scott asks Ginerva to go with him to the Sophomore Prom, but her mother doesn't let her attend

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Scott wrote "The Perfect Hour", a short story about Ginerva and him.

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Ginerva is expelled from Westover School

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Scott visits Ginerva's family, and was told that he was too poor to marry Ginerva

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Final romantic meeting between Ginerva and Scott at a Princeton-Yale football game, in which Ginerva was already seeing someone else.

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Ginerva is engaged to William Mitchell.

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Edith makes golfing debut in sever tournaments

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Edith wins her first golfing tournament

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Edith is the first woman, and first golfer featured on the front is TIME Magazine.

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Edith married Curtis B. Munson

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Ginerva leaves William Mitchell and gets with John Pirie.

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Final meeting between Ginerva and Scott in Hollywood

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Ginerva King dies

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Curtis and Edith Munson Foundation is formed

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Edith dies at the age of 85