The Washington times., 1910-07-22
Divorce Declares She Had
Motherly Interest With
No Thought of Marriage.
GRISWOLD
NEEDS GOOD GAMING
FIearf-Broken Youth Wants $4,000
for Alleged Damages to Affec-
ton by Jilting.

NEW YORK July z2-Younz Honey
lamb" 'RuzzieIamb.' ''Geliebter Seig-
friend, Sweet Boy 'Dsar Kid Rus
sell Griswolc, OF ROwtytown, Conn
stands up without wincing under the ex-
coriation Of .p1ppy lover cad, and
'boUnder'' swept upon his glossy blond
haired head by wealthy Helen Wood
run Smith. Of Stanford
She Is the defendant in his suit for
breach Of promise OF marriage, alleging
that she Iured away his b0yish anec-
1ious and that after nine years Of play
ing q youthful. faithful Romeo 70 her
matronIy Juliet he now dnds himself
with a $4,000 DunctUre in his angUished
heart
"A blaclmsu game" IS what Mrs
smith calls the matter, and she declares
that what GrlswCId needs most is a
good Gaming She adds that she has
some good friends aching 70 give il 10
him.
Following q conference with her at
tOrney, William a McQuaid. this after
noon, Miss Smith announced that she
would seek 70 prevent further publica-
tiCn OF letters written By her 70 Girls
void She stated that she would ask
the court 10 enjoin the young man from
giving any more OF the letters 10 the
newspapers
I'm stcS the little scamp's dirty work
IL there is any redress IN law" said
Miss Smith There must be some 70
lection for me against hin and his ad-
visers publishing nay ietters-"
Miss Smith was accompanied TO her
lawyers by William Harper, a young
Brooklyn engineer who has. been a guest
OF Miss smith On her yacht, the Viking
al
because of the attentions OF Harper ttat
Miss smith threw over her son
Far from being dIstraugh at now
being an object Of contempt with one
WI he declares once made him the
IDOL Of her heart" young 1fr. Girls
void grinned when seen b. a reporter
at his New York apartments in the
neiEhborhoOd Of Jong Acre square
Says Woman Encouraged Him.
ct was TO be expected that she
wouldn't like this whole affair 70 come
out" said he. and OF course. Z e7less
she SO mad she'u never have anything
10 do with me again But now about
mellow about my feelings all this
tme2 She didn't care about me when
she turned me away with a fat refusal
10 marry me after she had kept me
tsslllA-AilA dlD4lE- %lDIllE ler ever since
I was a boy-before had learned how
TO use a razor without cutting half nv
face of
She can say what she pIeases. but I
loved her. and 7 know she loved ne
once. and II these letters I have-anC
I've got a couple OF hundred Of them
do not prove that she gave me every
announcement in my infatuation and
led me on 10 think she would marry
me. as she finally promised to do. I'd
ike 10 know what else they can pos
si5Iv mean Well she's made ne suffer:
now let her suffer-
GTisTOld IS a rather nice-IookinE Young
man in dapper sort OF way, medium
height. slender, smooth shaven. with
auburn hair that is thinning. very ex-
actIy parted in the middle and very ex-
aCtly brushed, despite its dfsobedient ef-
forts to cTinkle a bit He has a big nose
Of sharp outline. a rather thin-Iipped
mouth that expands IN q smile that
shows big white teeth Pale blue eyes.
between H5s prone tc narrow. are re-
vealed behind rimless nose-gIasses
He was dressed in a modish brown
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