Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-30
SHERW|N-FEALY
DENVER MARRIAGE
Mother OF the Bride Closes Her
Dramatic School and Prompt
" vanishes.
CALLS HIM A scoUNDREL.
Some Iurid Scenes Following the
Secret Match of Former Salt Lake
Newspaper Reporter in Denver.

In Denver the marriage of Maude
Fealy. "Denver's own actress" to
Hugo L. Sherwin. former Salt Lake
newspaper reporter. is apparently the
topic. of the hour. Each of the daily
papers is devoting columns of space
TO the event. with half tones OF the
parties concerned, zinc etchings Of cop
les of the marriage license and other
features which share the honors with
the Haywood case on the front page.
AS a sequel to the secret wedding
the mother of the bride, Margaret Feaiy
Cavallo, has closed her school of act
ing in Denver, given up her husband
and vanished. Before leaving she sent
a letter to the Rocky Mountain News,
wherein she says. among other things:
Maud has been more to me than
most children are to mothers, because
she came to me in a time of trouble
and l had to struggle with the world
for her. And how have struggled no
one knows. ! had no wish for her TO
have theatrical career, but IL was her
ambition and l tried TO make IL easier
by putting her at the top and saving
her all the petty heart aches ana
struggles one must have II climbing
alone My greatest wish In Ire mas
been that she would marry good man
not in the theatrical business, ana she
would settle down to a real NE.
hnye never coveted a wealthy husband
for her. but i must confess l wanted,
when the time came for her to marry,
10 have a husband who could give her
n home-not a man who can scarcely
nay for his laundry and cigarets.
UPBRAIDs DAUGHTER.
"And what is to be said about the
girl who deceives the one who loves
her best in the world, who has worked
and tolled and even gone hungry Ut
times for her? l believe in justice ana
for the first time in my life am Will
ing to see my child suffer.
'It seems that after all Sherwlh Is
on a private for she told me she
told him she would not live with him
for a year. or rather was to decide al
ter q years absence whether she want
ed to be his wife or not. All TINS is
beyond me. / suppose 1t Is the freak
of a romantic girl and man VINO saw
a chance of being supported IN oruei
that | may not be considered the cruel
mother dividing two loving hearts,
have closed my school, taken my rev
personal possessions and gone, where
/ have not yet decided, but i never
want to see my home-the home hate
worked to make artistic ana pretty
to please my child-again. never Wa Want
to see Denver again, and, not CARING
to make my husband wretched III my
wretchedness, ] never want TO see MN
again. -
'aThe fact of my giving UP my pro-
fession and trying to settle down 10 d
E domestic life shows that dislike pup
licity. but II has been heaped on me- i
trust now that the affair Will be al
lowed to rest and that / may soon be
laid at rest
SCENE AT THE HOUSE.
The scene at the house when the
news was broken is tod srapn'ca''y
Not even the brides mother Mrs
Rata elo Cavallo, professionally known
as Mrs Margaret Fealy, who conducts
a dramatic school, knew awning
about 1t until last night When the
news was broken to her last night she
went into Mysteries. crying and sob
bing bitterly. Amidst her grlet, sac
cried fiercely: why. Maudie can't be
married-it's a damnable lie-shes
asleep upstairs in her bed. Then. pc
side herself with sorrow, she ran up
stairs to have her daughter deny It,
"Waking out of a light sleep, her
daughter said, Yes. mother. it's true.
I'm married TO Hugo.
AT this interesting tuncture ana pe-
fore Mrs. Cavallo had time to faint
which she seemed inclined to do, RAJ
faelo Cavallo and Mr.. Sherwin drove
In an auto up in front OF the house
and the light from the open door shone
full upon them.
mfr. Sherwin ia naturally pale, but
he took on several degrees of pallor
when he beheld his newly made moth
er-in-l law staining in the doorway IKE
Medea, anger flashing from her eyes
CALLED HIM SCoUNDREL.
.'You scoundrell' she exclaimed in
true school of acting tones, You seoun-
drel, IL you ever show UP here but
rage half choked Mrs. Cavallo ana
what she really said is not absolutely
known, even to this hour. one OF the
neighbors insists that she made reitr-
ence to n gune and Mr.. Sherwins
doubly condemned head.
YOU'D better go away. Sher, MI.
Cavallo said quietly, to the bride
groom, and with n brief remark to the
effect that he considered the advice
timely Mr. Sherwln walked away. not
exactly With dignity but with as much
dignity as the circumstances permit
ut is supposed that Mr.. sberwin
took Mr.. Cavnllo out riding with the
view OF imparting the esecret to him,
and that he did do So He had learned
thai the enewspR pers had heard OF II
and decided 10 enlist the man OF the
family on his side"
WITH GREAT ACTORS.
Great actors with whom Mrs. sher-
Win appeared before she began stn,-
ing for herself are Henry irving, WI
liam Gillette. u. S. Willard, William
Collier and Richard Mansfield, She owes
her success to her mother who was
unending In her endeavors 20 make her
only child one of Americas first act
reRses.
II Is supposed Mr., Sherwln VIII now
be his wifc's manager, although, In
an interview, she said she had never