The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-08-29
MUCHLY MARRIED
 AND DIVORCED l.lrs. Shell Takes Seventh HuS- band In Los Angeles STILL VERY ATTRACTIVE Mrs. Shells Recent Marriage Recalls Fact That Her Husband Was
 Murdered In Chicago
 Many Years Ago.
STILL VERY ATTRACTIVE

Los Angeles, Cal, August 2S.-(SpecialD Mrs. Grace Snell-C -Coffin-Walker -Cofrin- Layman-Love, champion loser and winner of matrimonial stakes in America, is mar ried once more. The pretty divorcee has given her hand and heart all over again to Hugh M. Love. the young newspaper writer, whom she divorced a year ago on the ground of Cruelty"
 According to statistics, 1t was Mrs. Loves seventh plunge into matrimonial seas. Friday she and MT. Love quietly so1ourned to Santa Anita. the Gretna Green of southern California. looked up Justice Smithwick and were remarked.
 To friends who had been watching the matrimonial horizon of Mrs. Grace She'll, etc., etc., etc., etc.-Love-Love, the event of marriage did not come as a great surprise. What took their breath away was the fact that she had been recon ciled to Love.
 Mrs Love is 40 years old and still very attractive, which is an overwhelming proof of the fact that there is indeed safety in numbers. She married Love for the first time in 1906 and there was nothing to indicate that the venture had been a failure until Mrs. Love ap- piled for a divorce about one year ago. Having obliged her five times the courts could not possibly ignore the law of precedent. and the sixth divorce was granted.
 At the youthful age of Is Mrs. Love married her first husband, Amos J. Shell, a Chicago millionaire, who was murdered under mysterious circumstances. as was her father. Ten years later she secured a divorce on the ground of 'incompa- tibility of temper" That was in 1894. But reconciliation took place between the two later, and marriage followed. After only few months of welded bliss the young woman suddenly discovered that her husbands Incompatible temper had become 'ungovernable," and di- vorce was obtained by her on that ground. Then appeared James c. aWlk- CT, tall, handsome and sympathetic. She married him, but divorced him year later because The was insanely jealous of the creatures in her novels' For Mrs. Grace Snell-Coffin- Coffin Walker had lit-
 
 which could not be published because Walker had destroyed the manuscripts.
 Another year passed. Then the young woman married her first husband for the third time. She divorced him the same year because his temperament after all did not qualify him for her soul-mate- no pun intended. In 1903, Mrs. Grace. etc. etc., married Perkins Al. Dayman of Riverside, Cal, but this young man one day packed up his duds and departed to regions unknown, which fact caused his wife to file and obtain divorce on the ground of desertion. Then Mrs. Grace, etc., fell in love with Love. She mar red the reporter In Los Angeles and lived happily and contented for some time. When she brought suit for divorce Love did not contest the action. She said he had beaten her and that settled the matter in the eye of Judge James, who granted the divorce.
 Mrs. Loves Marriage Itinerary.
 Married, 1884, to Frank Nixon Coffin.
 Divorced 1894, on the ground of 'incom- patabiity of temper"
 Married, 1898, to Frank Nixon Coffin, after a reconciliation.
 Divorced, 1899. on the ground of Coffin's ungovernorable temper.
 Married, 1899, to James c. Walker, ho- tel clerk.
 Divorced, 1900, on the grounds of 'in- sane jealousy of her literary heroes.
 Married 1901, to Frank Nixon Coffin, for the third time.
 Divorced, 1901, on the grounds of the same old incompatabilty.
 Married. 1908, to Perkins A. Layman hotel clerk at Riverside.
 Divorced, 1904, on grounds of assertion. \ Married, 1906, to Hugh M. Love. news paper reporter. "cruelty.'
 Married August 27, 1909. to Hugh M. Love.