Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-07
BRIDE TAKES MANY
THINGS ON FAITH
DOESN'T KNOW MUCH ABOUT
HUSBANDS AFFAIRS
Believes He Is Millionaire and Owns
Mines Somewhere in Nevada, but,
Anyhow, She Knows She's
Happy

Eyes, Mr.. Norwood and myself were
married Wednesday night by the Rev.
Lewis G. Morris, rector of st.
J.hn's Episcopal church, and we ex-
pect to live very happy in the future"
The speaker was Mrs. Norwood,
formerly Miss Olga Good, the dash
ing and prepossessing blonde who in
company with Carlisle Norwood jr. of
New York obtained a marriage license
Wednesday and then tried by all
possible means to keep notice of it
from the papers for fear as the young
man stated, news of the affair would
reach his wealthy father in the east
and he be cut off without a penny.
The young woman was seen at the
hoE-e of an intimate friend, Mrs. Harry
L. Burkey, at the Percival apart
ments, S45 South Hill street, where she
was passing the day.
IT am awful sorry the story Of our
wedding was published" she said, las
Carlisle felt badly about it. l have
known my husband for some time, but
have never met his family. Yes, he
is a millionaire, at least so 1 have
been led to believe. I have never met
his parents, but think he has five
brothers. 1 have not asked him much
about his family, but suppose in time
we will go to Tuxedo, where his father
is an attorney, and visit them.
1T is possible we will remain in Los
Angeles but a short time and will
then go to Nevada, where 1 understand
Carlisle owns several mines No, I do
not know just where the mines are,
as l have not asked him. We are
stopping at the Angelus hotel at pres
ent and L suppose we will remain there
while we are in Los Angeles"
Acquaintance Was Short
"Mr. Norwood and his wife met at
my house for the first time about a
week ago." said Mrs. Burkey when
questioned. Miss Good came to Los
Angeles from Philadelphia two weeks
ago for the purpose of visiting me.
1 formerly knew her in the east. She
met Norwood a few days later, but
1 never thought for moment that
they ever intended getting married. 1
know nothing about the young man,
but I do know that he and his wife
are now registered at the Angelus hotel
under the name of Mr. and Mrs. Nor
cross Sof San Francisco. They regis
tered that way in order to save being
bothered by reporters. Mrs. Norwood
lived at the Hotel Newport. Sixteenth
and Spruce streets, in Philadelphia and
she has many friends there"
When efforts were made to see Nor
wood at the Angelus last night the
inquirer was informed that neither that
man nor his wife were in their room,
and on second visit little later, the
same answer was given.
Norwood applied for a marriage
license Wednesday afternoon, and was
very deslrous of keeping it from being
published. Upon learning, that all
licenses were published, he started to
leave without it, but finally concluded
to get it.
He made the few reporters that were
present alluring promises If they would
agree not to publish it, explaining that
if it got to his parents ears he would
be disinherited
Norwood gave his age as 33 and that
of Miss Good q. The young man is
said to have quarreled several times
with his father, and the last
disagreement is said to never have
been patched up.
Mrs. Norwood is an extremely pretty
woman of the blonde type. She is
said by Norwood to be r-ember of q
prominent philadelphia family,