The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-12
NEW YORK is GosSlPlNG NOW
ABOUT GIULlA MoRoslNl WHO
INHERITED FATHERS ESTATE.
POLICE MAINTAINS SILENCE
After TWO Elopements in His Family
the Old Banker Kept His Daughter
Away from Men-His Whole For.
tune to Her.

New York. May ll.--Auothcr my.
terry. and perhaps another romance.
has com, tu the house. which. for
quarter of a century, has been fun
of mystery and romance Elmhursi
the Rivcrdalc home of the rich Moros-
iui family Miss Giulia. who inherited
most of the million dollar estate Of
her father. Giovanni Morosini, and is
just as picturesque IN her way AS h'
way in his. is the central figure.
She has just rc.entcred society az.
her period Of mourning for her fatl-
cr. who died last september Thu,
fact i'm itself in an attractive gossip
subject to those who know her. But
the manner Of her rcappcarancr
caused the greatest comment. Miss
Morosini. who all her life had been
kept away from men by her stern pd:-
cnt. on that occasion was aCcOmpani ID
by "A man. Her father hated men
where she was concerned and went to
extraordinary lengths 10 end her love
affair or wedding impossible to her.
one of his other daughters, vi -
toria elopcd with coachman. His
son, Attilia, ran away with a bcauti-
ful girl of different religions faith
The father dreaded the words love
and marriage Giulia Morosiuis
friends were doubly surprised when
they recognized her escort.
The man with her was Arthur y
Werner. a former policeman of the
mounted squad who. in reward for
bravery a couple of years ago, was
appointed by old Giovanni Morosni,
first as manager OF the string ot
bloodcd show horses which Miss Gil.
liza maintained. and later as manager
Of the estate.
The affair at which Miss MOrosini
appeared was descriptive dance
given by the pupils of Oscar Duryca
i'm the Waldorf Astoria. Miss MOrosini
occupied box She was the most
strikngly dressed woman In the room
AS she always is indeed. for she
admitted shortly before her fathers
death that She spent 100000 "A year
on her attire. She wore a magnificent
lace robe and a $4,000 dog collar OF
splcndidly matched pearls. Werner
who guided her about i'm approved So
ciety fashion was attircd in clabora.o
fashion. Large diamonds glittcrcd
upon his fingers and watch fob. lie
wore a dinner jacket instead of the
usual dress coat
Following this incident in the Wal
dorf il became known that Werner Is
no longer merely a manager. He has
become Miss Moroslnis constan'
companion in riGlng, driving and mo
toring both ON a private track, whlcr
he caused to be built about the
grounds at Riverdale. and on the
pretty Westchcster roads. Not only
that. but he mas become her associat,
at least in the administration of The
financial affairs of the place. Al
bills whether for household supplies
or equipment for the big country es
tate. are met by checks signed AR
thur ~ Werner
On the subject OF his position II
klmhurst, or the existence of ro
nance, Werner is absolutely silent
There is one thing that might stan,
in the way OF the rOmance-Arthur y
Werner is married. He was employee
by Mr. Moroslni in June, 1907. Si
months later he was separated frol
his wife, However II was merely
separation, not a divorce, and Verne
. was not free to marry again.
The heiress TO Elmhurst and to tn
picturesque old bankers millions
now about 80, tall, slender, athleti,
She Is strkingly beautiful and is MAJ
nficent on "A horse. Werner is abol
40. He is six feet tall and of athlet
build.