Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-02
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HISS HAYWOOD RUNS AwAY FROM Mr.. rRUYN
WITH MR.. HEMINwAY,

Hiss hAhWooD RUNS AWAY FROM Mr.. PRUYN
WITH MR.. HEMINwAY.
A telegram from New Haven. September
30th, says: The lifting of Arthur Pruyn, .
young Albany. N. Y, millionaire, by his
afhanced bride, Miss Honora, the beautiful and
accomplished daughter Of the Rev. Dr. Har-
WOOD, the venerable rector Of Trinity church
mere, and her elopement with and secret mar
riage TO her lover, Truman Heminway, of New
YORK, Is much talked Of Mrs. Heminway Il Q
dunn height, has large blue ewes. a rosy com.
plexion and dark brown hair For several
years she has been favorite In New Haven so
tt' ana was leader of the germans given by
the Yale students Her course I'm this matter
In 10, following the dictates Of her heart is ad-
mother While her ths1
gay gay REFUSED TO see any one. Next Wednesday
MISS Sl hafwood was 70 be married to Mr. Pruyn
b0rate preparations had been made.
During the summer Of 1884 the Harwood
a am ~ were guartered at southwest Harbor,
this period Miss Harwood made many new ac-
9ualntances and two of the men became suitors
her They Were I M We're madly In love with
qualities: Pruyn was wealthy. being reported
sldes we'll based expectation for considerable
more Heminway, on the other hand was COM
constant poor. prnyn became Miss Harwood,s
mirer: As result their engagement was an
nounced, but Mr.. Pruyn, with all his riches did
t not mna 1avor in Dr. Harwood's eyes and 1t was
match was broken OFF Miss Harwood appeared
70 assent to the dissolution Of the eneagement.
Inc. me family went to Europe on an extended
tour, hoping to cure the young people of their
But the persistent Mr.. Pruyn did not believe
IN being baffied by the interposition of the pa
rents, and he followed the family to Europe
u I ne found and courted the young woman.
he was finally accepted as Miss HarwoOd's be-
IT9thed, the match seemed to be satisfactory to
Ef though she at
Aida she returned q few weeks ago from Eu.
rope Ever since then preparations have been
gong on Tor the wedding. So far as is known
S IIe had not been In communication with Mr.
Heminway since the summer at Mt. Desert, but
there are those who now say that their acuuaint-
ance had been steadily kept up.
Last week Miss HARDWOOD went to New York
to visit friends there and to perfect the details
OF her trosseau. She met Mr.. Heminway and
the old love for him returned. Little is known
OF the young man in this city. He was for
merly in ordinary circumstances, but It is said
mat ne inherited fortune Of $4,000 re-
centiy. Inc young people met several times
ana yesterday were quietly married at the
mouse OF an Episcopal clergyman in Jersey
City. The bride dispatched copies of her mar
rage certificate to her father in this city and
Mr. Pruyn in Albany, together with the an
nouncement that she and her husband were to
sail for Europe at once.
Inc receipt of the strange announcement GRE
ated great CONSERVATION In the family here and
among their friends. 1t seemed to them at first
like joke, but proved to be too true Copies of
the marriage notice were also sent to the local
afternoon papers of to-day as follows "Married,
IN Hro Jersey CITY, September 29th, by the Rev.
Truman Heminway. OF New York, and Honora
l., daughter OF the Rev. DIR. HARDWOOD, of New
haven. This upsetting of brilliant wedding
clubs and the town tonight. From among her
acquaintance good wishes follow the bride