The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-08

TO follow her
by the way. what was the date OF
that event?f asked Mr.. Delmas.
AS nearly as l can remember il was
in August. 1901"
You were then 16 years old?"
Yes"
Your mother dressed you to go?"
Yes"
Il must caution YOU TO tell only what
you told Mr.. Thaw."
i WILL" said the witness.
First Meeting With White.
The dingy door opened. Nobody seem
ing TO open il. We went up some steps
TO another door which opened 10 some
the young lady where we were going
and she said. It's all right A mans
voice called down Hello
Did you see the man then?"
when did your"
When we got. to the top of the stairs"
WHO was it?'
1T was Stanford White
What did you find in the room or
studio to which you went?"
"A table set for four
This is all what you told Mr.. Thaw?"
1T was replied the witness. Il told
him everything"
There was a halt in the testimony here
while Mr.. Jerome and Mr.. Delmas wills
pered
How were you dressed?'' asked Mr..
Delmas.
81 wore a short dress with nv hair
down my back"
The witness said they went up into an
other room where big japanese umbrel-
la was swinging.
Mr.. Jerome objected
Taken Out Driving.
The witness said that afterward they
went for q drive to the park and re-
turned TO the house with Mr.. White She
W Ch NJ cha oil
mother everything that happened
Did your mother subsequently receive
letter from Stanford White?"
What was in the letter."
1T asked my mother to call on Mr.
White at No. 100 Fifth avenue"
When your mother returned did she
tell you anything"
What did your mother tell your"
he asked her to take me TO a dentist
have her own fixed. too
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 see White again?"
Invited to a Party.
Il saw him at the studio. got a note
from him inviting me to a party, saying
n carriage would be awaiting me upon the
corner Before he had sent me hat. a
feather boa and cape. There was anoth-
er man and girl with U.S.
Where did you go?'
ITO the studio in Madison Square gar
den. We had a nice time there. Mr.
White said L was only to have one glass
of champagne and that ] was 70 be
brought home early. / was brought home
early to the door Of my house. I told
Mr.. Thaw that we had several parties of
this kind in the tower"
Did you see Mr. White again.
Yes he came TO see my mother, told
her that l would be all right in New
York and that he would take care of
me-"
Mrs, Thaw said she met White in Sep
tember. 1901. in a studio in East
Twenty-socond street. The door opened
OF itself. and the house looked at first
as though no one lived there. She said
she went up stairs and met Mr. White,
a photographer and another man.
What did you see thereT'
there"
What happened?
Wanted to Help Her Dress.
Il went into the dressing room 10 put
on the dress. Mr.. White knocked at the
door and asked if i needed any help. 1
said no."
She related her experience in the studio
and said she had posed until she was
very tired and that White. who had come
in, ordered food. The photographer had
left and after they lunched she went into
dressing room to remove her kimono
and put on her dress.
II shut the door while was inside.
Mr.. White came TO the door and asked IL
/ wanted help. / said no."
She testified that she drank one glass of
champagne and when she dressed she
got into carriage and was taken back
to the hotel.
Theatre and Luncheon.
The next night / got note from Mr..