Clorinda

English Etymology From en it Clorinda. Proper noun en female Italian rare. 10 November 1929 Season Is On for Debuts: Parties in the City Begin This Week in Earnest https://www.nytimes.com/1929/11/10/archives/season-is-on-for-debuts-parties-in-the-city-begin-this-week-in.html Mrs. John Mead Howells has sent out invitations for a luncheon Wednesday at Pierre's for Miss Clorinda York, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. York of The Hill, Stonington, Conn. and Princeton. 19 December 1965 Robert Lawson, 65, Expert on Knitwear Manufacture https://www.nytimes.com/1965/12/19/archives/robert-lawson-65-expert-on-knitwear-manufacture.html Surviving are his widow, the former Marion Bristol: 3 sons, John B., Dr. Walter R. and Edgar H.; 2 daughters, Mrs. Clorinda A. L. Kirkman and Mrs. Dorothy L. Brindley; a sister, and 15 grandchildren. 3 October 1981 William Claiborne U.S. Settlers in Palestine 100 Years Ago https://web.archive.org/web/20260225174936/https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/opinions/1981/10/04/us-settlers-in-palestine-100-years-ago/de41dac2-4351-4096-be89-a35f8cdd33b7/ The first American colony in Palestine was established by a Philadelphia matron, Clorinda S. Minor, who apparently was influenced by an apocalypse-preaching movement called the Millerites, according to Mordechai Naor, an Israeli historian who has written 16 books on Palestine and is writing another on the American colonies here. Italian it: Proper noun f it female Anagrams it acdilnor Licandro condrali