New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18
.SUYDAM ROMANCE ENDS
AS YOUNG NOBLE QUITS
Bow Returns to Parents, Leaving
Woman with Whom He
EIoped Alone.
SHE SEEKS HIM IN VAIN
Rich Husband Wont Forgive
Her, but She Accepts Situation
Gracefully-Gives Ideally
Happy Little Flat" Up.

Tho Noble -Suydam romance ended in
disaster yesterday. The woman has
gone. no one knows where. and the boy
has returned 10 his parents. Walter Lis
penard Suydam. ir.. the husband despite
the reports in Blue Point. Long Island,
of his willingness to forgive his wife. re-
fused to consider overtures from her.
The woman Of twonty-eight now real
ICES her mistake. The boy of twenty
one. recovered from his infatuation. is
glad 10 be back i'm his home. He went TO
Brooklyn Yesterday, and may go to the
Noble cottage in Blue Point tomorrow.
The notoriety of the affair was So
great that the proprietors of the Regina
apartments. No - West 18th street,
decided that Noble and the woman
should seek quarters elsewhere. Noble
met the situa ,ion by promptly going
home. Mr.. Suydam was furious. She
went over to the home of the Mobiles,
but didn't find Fred there. She re-
turned last evening 10 the Regina took
her effects and left the place. Down in
Blue Point. when the result Of the
elouement was made known. nobody ex-
pressed surprise There Fred always
had been regarded as being as capri
cious as the wind and Mrs. Suydam was
known as a woman Of temperament
Mrs. Suydam last evening told a friend
that she had made tho mistake Of her
life and that temperament should be
regarded anywhere, at any time, as a
losing quality She refused to say where
she was going but denied the report that
she would return 10 the home Of her hus-
band i'm Blue Point.
ON September > Mrs. Suydam eloped
from Blue Point with Frederick Noble.
She was well known in the town lively,
cheerful and popular. Down by the sea
her husband has fine estate. With it
and with him she seemed 10 be happy
since her marriage, eight years ago, but
within the last few years she apparently
liked the life of the town and Of Pat
chogue. a few miles away, better than
she did that Of her home. Noble came
into her life. There were automobile
rides around Blue Point and down TO
Patchogue and Mr.. Suydam, a student,
a lover Of fishing and Of nature, finally
realized that Noble was a little too at
tentive to Mrs Suydam He remon-
strated. His wife became angry.
Following a quarrel Mrs. Suydam left
town with Noble. For a long time no
body knew where they had gone, but
several days ago it was learned that
they had takey fiat in the Regina.
They had three rooms there, for which
they paid $50 a month. In getting the
apartment the couple presented RI
erences from two banks.
Talking with newspaper men on Sat
urday, Mrs. Noble said that she intend
Cd to stay i'm the place all winter, that
she was ideally happy and that she
never would return TO her husband.
some day, when Mr. Suydam makes
UP his mind to get a divorce, Fred and
! shall marry" said she, but Fred seems
10 have different plans.
Mrs. Suydam before leaving the apart
ment yesterday talked philosophically.
You see" said she, what comes Of
things Now, l had nothing against my
husband We We're not meant for each
other, and the result the world knows.
/ loved the boy and 1 didn't love nay
husband The future takes care Of
things. YOU know, and imagine Id bet
ter let it go at that"
Mr.. Suydam said that he had not de-
cided what 10 do. Noble could not be
found last evening.