The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-02-12


- - two hours free
dom as Miss frances Coster Jones.
"The ink is hardly dry ON the de-
cree yet" was the burden of the angry
Judges remarks, when he heard that
the bride was now Mrs. Little.
But why so fast? II Mrs. Kip had
been the only possessor Of a Reno
divorce to adopt such hasty proceed
ings there might have been some
cause for anger. But only the other
day there we're Mrs. Elihu B. Frost
and Miss Margaret nlington-Mrs.
Daniel Frohman In real life-both pos
SCISSORS of Reno divorces, doing the
same thing. And what of all the get
married-again divorces of recent
times?
Offended at Judges Rebuke.
Really, Mrs. Kip's friends saw no
reason why the Judge should rebuke
her, particularly as he had already
done so once before when the case
had come up In court Judge Pike
didn't like 1t because Mrs. Kip-she
Is Mrs. julius M. Little now-didn't
ask the custody of her little boy.
Il won't sign the decree" announced
Judge Pike, with emphasis, unless
clause be inserted allowing Mrs. Kip
the right to see her son at any time
she pleases."
THE boy is with his father" ans
wered the would-be-divorcee, land
think that as his father is weather.
than and abundantly able to care
for the child, 1t is better he should
have It,"
Have you made any effort to obtain
possession of him." demanded the
court.
II have not" answered Mrs. Kip
sweetly.
Then there must be an understand
ing between counsel" announced the
Judge. chat Mrs. Kip may see her
child whenever she goes to New York,
where he Is now"
Happy with Second Choice.
Mrs. Kip assented gladly-but then
she had no intention Of going to New
York. She was thinking of her second
wedding trip Her mind was set on
California for her new honeymoon.
And she is there now enjoying the soft
air on the balmy Pacific coast with
the second man of her heart. In fact,
as soon as the amended decree was
signed she and Mr.. Little went to the
county clerks office in Reno and there
got q license to marry.
Mr. Little Is much richer than Mr..
Kip, who lives in New York at the
Osborne, No. 207 West Fifty-seventh
street. Mr.. Little, ST., Is a retired cap
tain of the navy and young Little Is
the western representative Of Wendell
Phillips. the millionaire mining man
of New York.
The Kips were well known In New
York society up to few months ago,
when they suddenly parted. It was
said that Mrs. Kip wanted to try her
superb voice on the stage, but Mr..
Kip opposed. Friends hoped to the
last for reconciliation-both were
young. well-todo, popular In the
smartest society, parents Of hand
some little son, with everything to
live for. They were married in New
York in 1902 and their wedding was
one OF the events Of the season. They
entertained brilliantly; Mrs. Kip was
often seen In amateur theatricals.
Matter Made Clear.
But when she appeared last May
in Reno and took . house these
friends of the family knew her mind
was made up. The minute her legal
residence was gained she instituted
the suit for divorce. The minute she
got the decree she started out getting
her marriage license--the two papers
went through the same once. In fact.
on the same day.
But that's nothing new for Reno.
Take Miss Illington's case. She even
asked the Judge who divorced her to
marry her again, Women Of the stage
envied the beautiful actress when II
was found that she had captured her
managers heart she became Mrs.
Z DShisI Frohman Things went beauti'
fuIIi Cor : while. and then ME- Hing