The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-21
THE ELOPEMENT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Stillin
Milwaukee.
A PICTURE or TIE ERrDE.
Chief Justice Fuller Reserves his
T,scisien-Ths Family show So
sign af Forgiveness.
A PICTURE or TIE BRIDE.

|. MILWAUKEE, Wis, Ne-rll Sa.-The mar
riage last night of Miss Panlina Fuller
nth daughter Of Chief Justice Fulief. aue
J. u. AUBREY. Jr.. youth OF Chicago. q,
the Kirby house In this city by jusssee d
the peace has been the subject OF much
gossip here to-day. Young Aubrey for
merry lived IA ailwaukee and has many
friends here. who called 10 extend con.
grafElations. and before noon he had re.
eeiycd many kilograms OF congratnlation
from friends IN Chicago aud elsewhere.
Mrs. Aubrey renas ned quietly in the hc.el
al Gay and her husband says they mar re-
iaasii aeEe 9 few DAYS until he exn arrange
for house fos mis- bride In Chicago. wherc
he has rositioEi in the oEliee of hls father.
No; haven't heard from Washington
YET he said tonight. tIn fact. there has
hardly been time. On. think The matter
viii be settled ell right for / think sny
wife,s father VIII look 81 10 in sensible
way"
Mrs. Aubrey preferred no; to be inter
viewed, bat glimpse was caught OF her as
she passed along the corridor To her room
she Is ) feet inches in height and has e
great abundance OF chestnut brown hair.
which, curling around her face and neck
makes = very pretty frame for very pretty
face. Her eyes are gray and tssouzhffnl
and her nose decidedly aQuIsiue. Her lips
are inclined to be full, and the general
character expressed By her face is of res
oiute frmness which would eDGntcneuee
but little opposition 70 any plan which she
had made up her rnind 70. Her figure Is
excellent. Her hands and feet, albeit she
is from Chicago. are small.
WASHINGTON. March 20.--Ghief Justice
Fuller declined to say anything today in
regard 20 the elopement OF his daughter.
Miss paulina Fuller. This evening he de-
clined 10 see any ct the newspaper men
wh< called at the family residence out az
Columbia Heights. The chief Justice sent
our word that he had nothing whatever 20
say on the subject OF their inquiries The
chief justice occupied his seat on the bench
as usual to-day. and Mrs. FHiler was out
shopping during the forenoon. it seems
probable their first intimation of the mar
riage came from newspaper sources. as
Miss Maud Fuller, one oi the eldest dRugh-
iers. when seen by 8 reporter for local
afternoon newspaper, expressed sunrise at
what she was told. and said she did no.
believe Paniina had clopes The family
are evidently much annoyed az Miss Pau
Enas action.
Miss Paulina is not we'll known in Wash
fngtoH. She came here last octossr and
only stayed about two months and bali,
making but few acquasntanees. She was
only IL years old ana left the city before
the society season had fairly commented
IL beiug her intention not to make her
debat until next winter She was fond OF
the thestes aud could frequently DC seen
AZ the play houses. She did not seem TO
like Washington and frequently expressed
her desire To he back in Chicago.
The elopement overshadows all other
topics of conversation In social circles
here, and inucn sympathy was expressed
for MIS- Fuller.