The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
MOTHER OF /: !. Girl ! n |.
Denies STORIES
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5,(CONtl0ueus hD S-y
in tho world can realize It cxcept 2
mother. i have read these awful oIles.
and they seemed like arrows to pierce
me through and through; have q moth
cr.s heart; u have I mother g love Oh!
I wish i could tell It all.
II .ButsI am going to answer their SLAM
1ers,' 1, said tho mother. They say. Her
mother put her on the stage. Fals e J
false as any word can be. God forbld.
81 didn't put her on the stage. I ;vo,Iln't
nut a child of mine on tho stage.
fought against 1t as earnestly as q
mother could. M they aay ] sent her. to
Mr.. Led erer. False! Rhe brought Mr.
5I.ederer to mo. It was George ". IT ed,
5orer am talking OF, See him, and he'll
tell you It Is true, . Z. !. !. 4 !, +,
E&.''I want to say right here that. MI.
5Lederer was as good as Q man could pe
70 1.-THE girl. There has been some awt lll
story about Evelyn being co.respon-5
dent In n Lederer suit. False, raise a.
It can be. why, Mr.. I4ederer watched
her like q father, he said to me She Is
q beautiful girl-wonderfully handsome
ana III make her us famous MS I made
1rdna May, IIc did everything man
could do to see that Florence did not
i1oae sight OF her object-whlch was to-
Ia 4 great actress Tie said to me, Don't
let her 20 home alone, Don't let her 90
even to rehenrsals alone! Come 70 the
stage door with her. BE with her al
wnYs'. and those very rules ! followed.
Never was she alone. never did she so
homo alone, while she was under my con-
troll I5fS Sl 83s $5f s4s.
Mrs. Holman stopped suddenly.
Won't Talk Of White.
.'There, dear, said her husband, kind
1'ly,s don't say any more you might say
4 ia much.T DO not talk Of the Thaw case
or Of White" Va
lsNo, i mustn't, said Mrs. Holman.
snBut there'l lscome q time when I'll talk"
iFt'Biit can't you say how Evelyn got
out from under your control was the
aNot now exclaimed the mother,
But having said this Mrs. Holman went
on to speak OF the details OF her guard
ianship, 4 Y,
/ door even at mat inees, I was always there
To greet ller when tho performance WAS
over, Il went witt, her I'd rehearsals.
Sometimes / couldn't so when had n
headache; then51 would send her brother.
She was never out ut night--never. IF Mr.
Lederer took her3op to dinner he asked
ma to- lgo along. Fe was Kind, good
ttt,anTt to fherI, and that WAS al,
3itfWhyt. haven t you gone to New York
to- Join your 4daughte
II give wanted to-God knows I've want
ed to-" answered the mother.
8 TIlon she bit her lps and said no more.
ITS IL true that you introduced your
daughter to Stanford White7"
ut is falseI" exolaIned Mrs, Holman,
nStop tbere don't say anything about
White" cautioned Holman. lR
3st'Ia at true that you look upon White
tass n DISTINGUISHED friend of you and your
children 2''sf2
mfr, Holman ADVISES me not to talk s6f
White or the Thaw case, so 4 cannot
answer" replied Evelyn Thaw's mother
Then she added; nut there'll come q
time IA 81 & 4.
EaY es. we shall tell the story when the
proper, time comes, q put In Mr. Holman,
All in all the general appearances at
tho Holman home are al favorable to
Mrs Holman. That faho loves her home
.as~ a good 4 wife and mother and has
been true to her daughters best interests