desertion. Peyton next married Arthur Cecil Gordon Weld, at the time the musical director at the Casino Theatre and one-time musical director of the Florodora Company. The two most likely first met when Weld worked in Milwaukee in the 1890s. For legal reasons, twice-divorced Weld could not remarry in New York, so instead the ceremony took place at the Hotel Walton in Philadelphia on May 22, 1903. This marriage ended in divorce on October 23, 1907. She married Guy Bates Post, star of The Heir to the Hoorah and former husband of Sarah Truax, on August 21, 1907. On February 16, 1915, Peyton and Post were granted an annulment on the grounds that at time of their wedding she was still married to Weld, claiming they were unaware that her final divorce decree would not take effect until October. On March 11, 1915, at the residence of Peyton's friend Josephine Wright Chapman, she wed the writer Samuel Hopkins Adams. This union lasted over 30 years, and ended with her death, aged 75, in Auburn, New York. References External links 1870 births 1946 deaths People from Spring Green, Wisconsin Northwestern University alumni Actresses from New York (state) Actresses from Pennsylvania Actresses from Wisconsin American stage actresses 19th-century American actresses 20th-century American actresses