The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-01
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Ner York hond.
Mrs. L.pgtry's hurried departure 70
England las, Saturday, coupled with ,h
iAct that Mr.. Fed Gebha,d was tho las
person 10 bid her coed goodbye on III,
deck Of the Arizona, has given rise 10
good deal Of comment In club and thea
trical circles, alS0-
My dear boy said well known 30
ciely man toa reporter Of the World yes
terdsy. IN tell you all about It, Tbt
Lsly's had q letter from her solicitor Ii
L'ndon, telling her to - right home and
sign the papers Necessary TO procure d;.
vorce from her husband. Fact, | a. sure
YOU, Matters have already progressed 10
lar that The decree will be- granted In A few
wseaH. London will be STARTLED, Nav
York convulsed, hut ons man win b.
happy, and that IL Fred Gebhsrd," :,
"Do you think he knows anything about
h?" 80 "'00'
''Does Freddie know ?" asked the society
man III al ecetalic s1rt OF way. "Has hs
or has hs not been oil this while with Mira.
Lapguy in California; DID he or did hs
not mike tho overland return Trip in her
company? Jost look Oh tho b. ols Of the
stays Company when the party VISITED the
Yosemite and fluid out the identity Of tho
AIR. PiRott whuss maine is int cribed on
the hooks. OF course, it Is all Understood
between them. When the Lily comes
back next February she will BIZ Mrs. Lspp.
try no longer, but coon alter that you'll ees
little notice in the paper: Married, such
and such day, ct such and such place.
by the Rev. So and So, Mr.. Fred Gsbnard
aud Miss Lille LIZ Breton, CT deram Lillis
Langlry. No carus." 80
"B1t on what grounds will Mrs, L,nvtry
obtain this divorce?'
"rhe.e, my dear boy, you're asking me
conundIum. I'm not up on Ear.ith law.
buta Little thing like that ought to be- man.
aged as easily over there rs On this side OF
the pond. 1oconpatlbility Of temper NAV,
Iot al knuw, De az potent r.asou III
London IS 1t Is in Chicago. and those who
lnow Mrs. LaDgtry intimately do eay that
she has temper which is ali her own. Il
shouldn't be NJ all surprised to learn that
her husbands is iacom patible with IT,"
You think, then, that MIR. Gebhard's
attentions to her were eerious?"
II am cure Of 1t, and, by Jove, honor
Freddie for 1t. lie has stood up Ike man
through all the enerIs, insiuuations and
even lnsul.s that wers heaped upon him
since his attendance on Mrs. Lanstry be.
came marked. l believe size HIS iuspi,ed
him with sincerea fsclion, and that he bss
never once forgotten the respect dus 10 h,r.
He hea testified to his devotion BY chan.
ploning her Cause, by acung 80 nor cecor,
and giving her costly Presents, but all WAS
done in true chiValric courttey, az is b..
fitting gentleman end member o, our
best society. l further believe that Mrs.
Lane'rJ y heart was touched by these N ute
but eltqutnt pleas Of u hopeless psesiou.
and that thsrs wss an avowai, in which
they promised TO become each others il
their happiness could be accomp isapd bv
honorable mesne. What wtu u on hay,?
Some OF our society ladies, who are held ia
the highest esteem, and who ars tAe lead
era il the fashionable circ!,s in which they
move, GRE Women who have been divorced
from their first husbands with the purpose.
more or -ites openly avoacd, to b.stos
,helr hands on tho men whom they have
leaned to love. Slcie.y accepts them aud,
marx my words, aoc:ety will accep. Mrs.
LsDatry when she becomes Mrs. Gebhard,
she will make her permanent home in this
city, and her receptions will be- the most
largely attended Ct any in New York"