The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-04
ELOPED AFTER THE PLAY.
MISS ROE EXCUSED HERSELF FROM
SENATOR WALKERS DINNER PARTF.
she Had Attended tho Theatre with Others
as MIR. Frederick Robinson's Guest. and,
While the Rest Of the Party Were mt
Dinner Ran Away 10 Troy with Mr.. Rob-
inson. Where They Were Married.

Dinner Ran Away 10 Troy with Mr. Rob-
inson. Where They wero Married.
ALBANY. March "a wedding reception at
Port Henry and bridal tour to Europe and
South America arc tho happy end to n
romantic and exciting eopement which
involves two State Senators and several
big families. On Jan. 1S. Mrs. Wallace Foote
of Port Henry. Miss Emile Ella Roe her
cousin. OF Mineville. q suburb OF Port Henry.
and Miss Freeland OF Philadelphia. friend OF
Miss Footc. came to Albany on little trip to
SEQ the play and to spend few days away
from the monotony OF their homes.
Mrs. Foote Is the sister-in-law OF ex-senator
Lspcnard Stewart OF New York. Her brother
is Frank S. Withcrbee OF Port Henry. tho rich
iron man. She Is rich in her own right. and
tho family is also rich.
Her cousin. Miss loo. is n very pretty girl
reputcd to DO worth in her own right consider
able part of the Foutc and Withcrbee millions.
which have come down to her. Mrs. Foote was
in tho habit of spending the wnt0r with
her husband in New York. They were
accustomed to stay ut tho Gilsey House.
There she had mot Frederick Robinson Of
Corning. who used to soil newspapers in
Corning. but whose father made some money
aud sent him to Yale College. where he did not
stay TO be graduated.
Mr.. Robinson is under %. smooth shaver.
pleasant manners. and has been picking up n
living by writing odd things Tor the news
papers and going into small business en-
tcrrriscs. He has been known as n
plausible young fellow, given sometimes to
plantations and excuses He was in tho
Eabi, Of Spending his evenings about
hal become asluantSd with r the =, Fo ,n
auaintance with his wife. senator Charles i.
Walker Of Corning has known the Foote fami-
county is a friend OF Senator Walker: Tie
Senators have adjoining apartments in the
ToIt Henry is not far from Albany: and tho
ss sH o the pa55y
fs aSsS fSI hot Ss' k S S%%s
aSa4 At !ss ' MI 2GeFf as9ss sS%t
i" hs ss nG ELK ot hsy soms ty
Henry. senator Walker gave n it'll supper
lnvv'tea. ~ Tho senate vas in Session
Ss ts c snd Ssna to hc h"& a
iative duties. Miss Roe excused herself
from tho nd did not make
great liking to Mir. Frederick Il ,binson. who
was attracted by her personal beauty and the
went to their rooms and found that Miss Roe
%as not In l hers They were ereHstly worried
D'adtPps the n'snt WITS Mss SONIC Zoe er st
s e @ eSssa
nrdson and Walker and told them of her
wcrs MISS ss W kH mey sa h mot sTT
hrsakis-t Miss Roe came back with MIR, Fred
She said that she had gone to Troy the evening
before attgr the b and TINT sn" Hpd I'd M
Roy. DR.. James II. Coleman.
know, what to do. Senator Walker called in
they said that what they thought was best was
10 have the narty ~ al 60 back to Port Henry
Mrs Tooto thought, that was best, Tn tho
afternoon senator Wnlkerand RICHARDSON went
f. p as r nn X NTH T E"0 rHo s WsH
back 10 Port Henry on the evening train. The
r"Xt day the marriage arN WAS psG'Td"I by Dr.
ringc register of Troy
In day 9rtTn Mr. F Soto,G came fr2m Port
Henri ."n s"fh for Wn u k n"G
IN n the mean time Mr. f Ere nohnsGn
ing. Nr. Foote did not look on his new rcla-
marriage annullcd.
it was found that the newly married couple
had spent tho night Mt tho Troy House. where
they are reported to havo registered
rs Fred Ilaryie and wife. Of Albany;
consulted with Ills wife and his friends. They
concluded that the best thing to do was to ac-
cent Mr.. Frederick Robinson as mem
Der Of the family. and to mako the best Of
welcoming him rs :, member of the
household. When Mr.. Frederick Robinson was
quiotcd down after his wedding celebration.
lie went up to Port Henry md there was Il
quiet fnmily reception. and they were told to
start of OH wedding trip.