New York Times 12 November 1912
OLD PLAYMATES TO MARRY
Mrs Van Storch, Widow, 63 and G.R.Collingworth, 65, Get Licence

Mrs Zelia S. Van Storch, widow of Harry Van Storch, a Yonkers jeweller, obtained a license from City Clerk O’Brien in Yonkers yesterday to marry George R. Collingworth, a mechanical engineer, of 82 West 181st Street.
Mrs Van Storch said she was 63 years old, and Mr Collingworth said he was two years older. He is a widower.
From Yonkers the aged couple went to the New York City Hall, where they got another license. The wedding is to take place on Nov. 20 at the Episcopal Church of the Intercession, Broadway and 138^th Street.
Mr Collingworth is a member of the firm of the Garvin Machine Company, at Spring and Varick Streets, and is wealthy. Mrs Van Storch is also wealthy, having inherited the best part of the estate of the late Bailey Hobbs, who had adopted her as his daughter.
More than half a century ago, Mr Collingworth and Mrs Van Storch were playmates in Yonkers. When he reached his majority he married Miss Rockwell and Mrs Van Storch was married.
Mr Van Storch died twenty-four years ago, and Mrs Collingworth six years ago.
A wedding reception will be held at the Overlook, the residence of Mrs William Darling, the bridegroom’s daughter.