The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-03-21
FOOD FOR GOSSIP.
The Aubrey-FulIer Elopement the
Chief Topic in Three Large
Eastern Cities.
The Groom Talks TO Reporters. and
Says He Thinks the Chief Justice
Will Act Sensibly.
The Bride Denies Herself 90 All Callers,
while Her Father says Nothing and
Her Mother Goes shopping.

MILWAUKEE. March 20.-The marriage
las. Eight OF Miss Pauline Fuller, fifth
daughter OF CHIEF Justice Fuller, and J. NJ.
Aubrey, Jr., youth OF Chicago, at the
Kirby house In this city by justice of the
peace. has been the subject of much gos-
sip here today. Young Aubrey formerly
lived In Milwaukee and has many friends
here who called 10 extend congratulations,
and before noon he had received many tel
egrsms OF congratulation from friends In
Chicago aud elsewhere. Mrs. Aubrey re-
manned quietly In the hotel all day. and
her husband says they may remain here
few days until he can arrange house for
his bride In Chicago, where he has posi-
ton In the ofice OF his father. "No, |
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 1 think my wife's
father will look at IL In q sensible way"
Mrs. Aubrey could not be Interviewed, but
glimpse was caught OF her as she
passed along the corridor 10 her room. She
Is five feet hye inches high 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 in
clined 10 be full, and the general character
expressed by her face Ia OF resolute firm
ness, which would countenance but little
opposition 10 any plan which she had made
up her mind 10. Her figure 10 excellent,
and her hands and feet, albeit she is from
Chicago, are small.
PAPA FULLER WILL NOT TALK.
WASHINGTON. March 20.-Chief Justice
Fuller declined 10 say anything 10 day In
regard TO the elopement OF his daughter
Miss Pauline. This evening he declined
10 see any OF the newspaper men who
called ut the family residence out at Col
umbiA heights. The chief justice sent out
word that he had nothing whatever 10 say
on the subject of their inquiries. Thechief
justice occupied his seat on the bench AZ
usual 10 day. and Mrs. Fuller was out
shopping during the forenoon. IL seems
probable their first iDtimation OF the mar
riage came from newspaper sources, as
Miss Maud Fuller. one OF the eldest dauRh.
ters, when seen by \ reporter for local
afternoon newspaper, expressed surprise
at what she was told, and said she did not
believe Pauline had eloped. The family
are evidently much annoyed at Miss Paul
ines actions.
Miss Pauline Fuller is not well known in
Washington. She came here last October
and only stayed about two-and-a-ha
months, making but few acqunintances.
She Is only II years old and left the city
before the society season had fairly com
menced, II being her intention not 10 make
her debut until next winter. In the win.
ter she was fond OF the theatre and could
freQosntly no sCen Of tho rlsy houses. She
did not seem 10 like Washington and fire.
guently expressed her desire 10 be back In
Chicago. The el0pement overshadowed
all other topics Of conversation In social
circles here and much sympathy was ex-
pressed for Mrs. Fuller.