Evening journal., 1907-02-07

rhe girl answered IN the affirmative
1efore District Attorney Jerome could
ahiact The ohiection was sustained
and the 1never riied our
Nrs Ihan said the party LETT tho
lfe Martin and went 20 the Roof Gar
Ien. NOT reaching there until the end oi
hf hr7t lct Evelyn said White was
seated az the table. Harry Thaw left
tao table and was gone about half an
hour She said her husband came
haek and they engaged IN converse
4ion."
hat was his manner2"
The samc as ever" said Evelyn
who suggested that you leave the
fhCatre," asked Delmas.
think ! did, said Mrs Thaw. 'hut
we did not leave right away. Then
some one else suggested that we leave
and Mr.. McCaleb and 7 left first and
were followed hy MT Thaw ana Mr..
Boale They Wore close behlnd-about
as Tar as the end OF the jury box"
Nhen were You married to Harry
fft w?" asked Deimas.
IN April 1905, in pittsburg"
When did he FIRST propose TO you2"
TN June, 1905. in Paris" replied
Evelyn.
did you refuse?" asked pelmas.
"yes."
"fn stating the reason FOR your re-
fusal to Mr. Thaw. dld you give any
reason which connected you in any
way with stanford white?'
"Yes."
what was that reason you gave
Harry Thaw7"
stY4o ,,,,, q, ,,,o a., r,o,t. ,,,a tota
me that he loved me and wanted me
10 marry him. ! stared at him and he
asked; Don't you care for meg"
Yes / replied, "and then he asked
me the reason for my refusal. He put
his hand ON my shoulder and asked.
Is It because OF Stanford White?
told him yes, and he sat down. Harry
told me that he would he my friend
for life that he could never love any
body else and would marry me and no
one else. cried, and then Harry
asked me TO tell him the whole affair"
IN tho White Studio.
"Well. now I want you TO tell OF
your first meeting with Stanford White
just as YOU told il 10 Mr.. Thaw on that
day" directed Judge Delmas
The show girl said that "a chorus girl.
Edna Goodrich. I'm August. 1901. asked
her TO a luncheon party where she
would meet Stanford White. The
young wife said her mother consente0
and with her friend she took cab ana
went TO q studio on West Twenty
fourth street. The witness said the
doors seemed TO open OF themselves.
After supper we went up two moro
flights OF stairs and IN the room was
q large red velvet swing. Mr.. White
put me IN the swing atd swung me
very hard. When / swung very hard
one foot crashed through a large
Japanese umbrella which hung from
The ceiling.
District Attorney Jerome objected 10
this line OF testimony but was over
ruled. Evelyn continued her testimony.
saying that after swinging, Mr. White
suggested a ride ia the park
The young lady and I went to a
dentist after leaving Mr.. Whites
studio" said Evelyn, "and we went up-
stairs" said Evelyn, "and there I met
q man who was introduced to me as
stanford White thought him am
ugly man. There was a table already
set for four. Another gentleman came
later. j remember Mr. White teased
me about my hair, which I wore down
my back, and my short skirt. which
reached to my s-oe tops. Then / went
home and told my mother an about
the visit"
Mrs. Thaw said Mr.. White wrote to
her mother and she saw the letter.
Jerome objected to this line OF testi-
mony about the letter unless she had
4.fT
Evelyn was permitted 20 continue,
and said:
"The letter asked my mother to call
at 100 Fifth avenue"
Again the prosecutor objected. but
was overruled and the former artist
model continued saying:
Gold For Girls Teeth.
Mr. Thaw asked me what was in
the letter and told him that White
-lad refused to see my mother She
called on him and he told her that he
only R.llteo nie to 20 20 the dentists 20
have ny teeth filled and wanted my
mothcr 10 DO likewise. Ny mother said
no Mr. White said he had had the
tccln fVed Of nearly an the girls in
Flora dora"
when did you see Mr.. White next? p
rl received a note inviting me TO a
party I was told IN the note that a
cfr'age would be waiting 10 take me-
fo my destination. on the night in
question ] got into the carriage and
was driven 10 the Madison Square
Crden. where Mr.. White had studio
There were two other persons there. %
airs. Thaw said there We're other pa~-
ties ia the studio. Mr. White. She
said, called on her mother several
times and proposed that she take a
trip to Pittsburg to see her friends.
Mr.. White said Evelyn "said he
rvogid take care Of me and that Il
would he all right. Mamma went
away. Mr.. White came for me In a
carriage and we drove to a studio on
Twenty-second street.
Posed in kimono.
There were two men there: one was
a photographer. Mr.. White brought
otu a beautiful japanese kimona and /
posed. Then Mr.. White dismissed the
two men, went 10 the dressing room.
where 1 changed from the kimona o.
my street clothes. Mr.. White Knocked
on the door and asked If I needed any
Ehelp. told him no. I went out. ana
hfter eating a little lunch he took me
home.
Story OF Another Visit.
Evelyn then told of another visit to
Ahe Twenty fourth street studio.
oNTo ono WAS fharn wont NJ unit