The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-17
Patrick Casey Says His Family
Is as Good as That OF
Orange Brewer.
YOUNG COUPLE THOUGHT TO
BE IN PHILADELPHIA
Miss Della Casey, Is, and ".
Winter, IL, Wed by
Justice.

Patrick Casey, landscape gardener,
living in an humble home at "a Parrow
street Orange, was not as angry today
over the olopement of his 1S-year-old
daughter Della, as he was over the
statement of Wolfgang Winter. the
Naeillionaire retired brewer of $40 Centre
stie2, Orange. who declared that he
would have The marriage of his 17-year-
Old son Winfield to- Della annulled.
Indeed ""said Mr.. Casey, tiny Family
is Just as good as Mr.. Winters, coffP
from fine old Irish stock, that lived on
"a grand estate and there has been no
blot on our honor Winter seems TO
think that his son Is disgraced by mar
rsing my daughter. / tell you. his FAM
lily g highly honored.
saws Winter knew Daughter.
Let. him go ahead with his annul-
mont proceedings We can stand it. II
he can. Again. Mr.. Winter states that
hs never heard OF my daughter or her
farlily. Well his son has been calling
On my daughter for more than a year
and my Della has been guest in ms
home on several occasions and has met
y
his family. This elopement is all Mr..
Winters fault. IF lie did not wish his
son TO marry my daughter he should
not have permitted him TO call so fire.
opently here. He knew all about it,.
If he did not he was not very Wei
acquainted with his SON."
1t is believed that the Soung elopers
who were married at o'clock yestor-
hxr Tn Peace
Bosset, after having attended matt
nee at Proctor's Theatre. have gone to
philadelphia When Mr. Winter re-
ceived q telegram from the Pennsyl-
vania station in Newark from his son
that he had married Del" he was
puzzled and called in the police. He
declared he did not know who Del
might be- and asked that the police find
his son and return him TO his home.
The blow was particularly severe on
Mr.. Winter who said that only
month ago another son had eloped, but
he had returned and had been for
given. He said he would not forgive
Winfield. but would insist on having the
marriage anpulled.
10 Get Youth "a job.
Al The Casey home the matter was
looked ut III NlNtiSc uhSSeiNAS.
Casey, the head of the household, de-
clared that not only would his daughter
be welcomed home. but also her boy
husband He would take them In ana
II the young man had to go to work he
would get the millionaires son JOB as
a landscape gardener on the estates OF
the rich. But Mr.. Casey's other
daughters and his sons declared that
while Della would be welcome nome
they would not take in tho 17-year-old
bridegroom. So, there was considerable
question as to just what would happen
when the elopers return.
The Winter family called In the serv-
ices of Detective Drabelf, of Orange,
today, and he learned that Miss Leah
Drake, daughter of the owner of a
business college, and John Lightholder,
a prominent voting man of the oranges,
had been witnesses to the marriage
1.ishtholder had invited Miss Drake
10 accompany him ia matinee yes
terday, and II was not until after the
performance that they met young VIM
ter and Miss Casey and were asked TO
be witnesses. They thought that the
young couple started for New York.