Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-07

sent her to my mother. finally, and She
said All right My mother finally con-
sented."
Proceed"
Mother Dressed Her.
"On the day | was to go my mother
dressed me and 1 went with Miss =, the
other young lady. in hanson, hoping we
would go to the bail room because 1 want
ed to see it. But we went straight down
to Broadway, through 9th street up to a
dingy looking door. The young lady jump
ed out and asked me 10 follow her.
Mr.. Jerome objected to the form of the
narrative and he asked: Did you relate
all that to Mr.. Thaw?''
Yes" said the witness. che told me to
tell him everything"
by the way" interjected Delmas, what
was the date of that event?"
"As nearly as I can remember with a
quicker of forehead, 1T was in August,
1901
You were then sixteen years and some
months old?''
Yes
Your mother dressed you to go?"
yes"
II must caution you to tell only what you
told Mr.. Thaw."
Il WILL" said the witness, and went on:
'The dingy door opened nobody seeming
to open it,
What did you do them"
White Answered
1--WE went up some steps to another door,
which opened the same as the other did.
stopped and asked the young lady where
we were going, and she said: It's all right
A mans voice called down 'hellor"
Did you see the man then?
No"
when did you?"
when we got to the top of the stairs"
who was it?'
at was Stanford White said the wit
ness clearly.
What did you find in the room or studio
to which you VENT"
"a table set for four
This is all what you told Mr.. Thaw?"
put in Mr.. Jerome
1T was said young Mrs. Thaw. 81 told
him everything"
There was halt in the testimony here
while Mr.. Jerome and Mr.. Delmas whis-
pered.
How were you dressed" asked Mr..
Delmas.
Hair Down Her Back.
'T wore a short dress and my hair was
down my back
The witness said they went UP into an
other room, where a big Japanese umbrella
was swinging.
Mr.. Jerome objected to the testimony on
the ground that he would have no opportu-
unity to prove or disproye the facts al
legged.
Mr.. Delmas said the defense would Of
fer no objection to the district attorney
probing the correctness Of the facts. ..-
The witness, continuing, said, that after
ward they went for drive to the park
and then returned to the house with Mr..
White. She said when she got home she
told her mother everything that happened.
did your mother subsequently receive a
letter from Stanford White?'
"She did,
Asked Mother to Call.
"What was In the letter."
ut asked my mother to call on Mr.
White at No 16O 9TH avenue"
did you tell Mr. Thaw about that?"
81 did"
when your mother returned did she tell
you anything"
"She did"
What did your mother tell your
he asked her TO take me to dentist
and have my teeth fixed and for her to have
her own fixed, too
One Glass of Champagne.
She said no. that it was a very strange
thing. Mr.. White told her that he did that
for the other girls"
when did you next see Mr. White?"
Il saw him at the studio in oath street.
1 got a note from him previously inviting
me to a party, and saying a carriage
would be waiting for me on the corner.
Before that he had sent me a hat. a
feather boa and cape. There was another
man and girl with u.s.
Mr. Delmas mentioned the names of the
other parties to Mr.. Jerome.
Where did you go?"
TO the studio in Madison Square tower
We had very nice time there. Mr. White
said was only to have one glass of cham
payne and that 1 was to be brought home
early. 1 was brought home early to the
door of my house. l told Mr.. Thaw that
hol Ii