Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-21
MISS FULLER'S FLIGHT.
The Subject Of Much Gossip
in Washington.
DESCRIPTION OF THE BRIDE.
The Old Folks Annoyed at Pretty
Paulina's Escape-Mr. Aubery
COmplacent.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD J.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 20.-The
marriage, last night, of Miss Pauline
Fuller, fifth daughter of Chief Justice
Fuller, and j. NJ. Aubery, Jr.. both of
Chicago, at the Kirby House in this city,
has been the subject of much gossip here
to-day. Young Aubery formerly lived
in Milwaukee and has many friends here
who called to called to extend their con-
gratulations and before noon he had re-
ceived many kilograms of congratulations
from friends in Chicago and elsewhere.
Mrs. Aubery remained quietly in the
hotel all day. and her husband says they
may remain here few days until he can
arrange for a house for his bride in Chi
cago, where he has position in the
office of his father. "No, l haven't
heard from Washington yet" he said
tonight. SIN fact, there has hardly
been time. Oh, think the matter will
be settled all right, for think my wife's
father will look at it in sensible way"
Mrs. Aubrey preferred not to be inte r..
viewed, but glimpse was caught of her
as she passed along the corridor to her
height, and has great abundance of
chestnut brown hair, which, curling
around her face and neck, makes very
pretty frame for very pretty face. Her
eyes are grey and thoughtful and her
nose decidedly aquiline. Her lips are
inclined to be full, and the general char
acter expressed by her face is one of res
olute firmness, which would countenance
but little opposition to any plan which
she had made up her mind to. Her fig
ure is excellent, and her hands and feet
albeit she is from Chicago-are small.
WASHINGTON, March 20.-Chief Justice
Fuller declined to say anything to-day in
regard to the elopment of his daughter,
Miss Paulina Fuller. This evening he
declihed to see any of the newspaper
men who called at the family residence
on Columbia Heights. The Chief JUS
tice sent out word that he had nothing
whatever to say on the subject of their
inquiries. The Chief Justice occupied
his seat on the bench as usual to- day,
and Mrs Fuller was out shopping during
the forenoon. 1t seems probable their
first information of the marriage came.
from newspaper sources, as Miss Maud
Fuller, one of the elder daughters, when
seen by reporter for q local afternoon
newspaper, expressed surprise at what
she was told, and said she did not be-
lieve Paulina had eloped. The family
are evidently much annoyed at Miss
/ Paulina's action.
Miss Paulina is not we'll known in
Washington. She came here last October
and only stayed about two and a-half
months, making but few acquaintsnces.
She is only II years old, and left the city
before the society season had fairly COM
menced, it being her intention not to
make her debut until next season. She
was fond of the theatre and could be
frequently seen at the playhouses. She
did not seem to like Washington and fire.
quently expressed her desire to be back
in Chicago.
The elopement has overshadowed all
other topics of conversation in social cir
cles here and much sympathy was ex-
| pressed for Mrs. Fuller.