The Detroit times., 1911-10-25
RICH YOUNG MEN ARE APT
TOBE PETTED AND SPOILED
Mrs. DOROTHY FARMER.
Young Wife With Shattered Ro-
nance Has Advice For
Pretty Working Girls.

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stenographer in a coal oiice in the
Home Bank building. advises young
and pretty working girls who are
wooed BY the scions OF families i
wealth, 10 think seriously before tEGy
take the plunge into matrimony.
Mrs Parker, who eloped to Wind
sor with Aaron III. Parker. son OF Ail-
llonaire Byron w. Parker, oil lie
White Star line, is now being sued
tor divorce She is decidedly pretty
little Woman. just "a years old, trim
OF figure, attractive. and with great
big blue eyes and a wealth OF golden
hair.
She has a beautiful, golden-haired
baby girl. Marie Elise Parker, NO
years and two months old, who has
not seen her father, or heard hcr
fathers voice. or had romp with
him since last April. Mrs. Park r,
oil Monday, sat in the big witness
chair in Judge Murphy's court rooui,
dressed In borrowed clothes. and PC
titioned fol- enough money 10 buy
warm clothing for the winter for
baby and herself That is why she
advises other young girls who are
pretty and attractive. and have that
indefnable something called style. y
be very careful when dealing Win
Sc ;ons."
IL don't like 10 advise any young
girl to refuse TO marry any you g
nan because he is wealthy" says Mrs
Parker. but do advise them TO find
out first whether the young man Is
so tied TO his rich family that his
wife must take second place.
Rich young men are very apt to DC
| petted, and what is sometimes called
| spoiled by their parents. They are
ardent wooers, sometimes. Mr.. Park
err used TO tell me, when | expressed
my doubts about marrying into his
wealthy family. while | was only q
| stenographer, that he didn't care
what his family thought about IT
| though he knew they would be
| lovely TO me. He used 10 tell me
| that | would always be first In hi
heart. and II his family did not receive
me, his fortunes would be thrown
| with mine, and not with theirs. But
he is at home with his family. now
| He has not even called, or called NJ
on the telephone, or written, TO ash
how his baby is. Yer he is trying
TO get that baby away from me.
! don't know how could get alonl
| without seeing that baby every day
| He seems able TO do II. | don't SEE
why he wants her now.
Mrs. Parker was 20 years old
Parker %. when they met at Sussl
Island. IL was a case OF love al firs
| sight Parker was insistent on al
early marriage. She was thinking
about that ALWAYS present line be
tween the rich and--the others. Blu
| he swept away all of her feeble OBJ
iections, and in March. 1908. they
1 were married in Windsor by the Rev
If. A. p. Chadwick She returned Il
her grandmother's neat, but humble
home at No. 27S Clinton-st. He wen
| TO his fathers mansion on McDougall
/ ave, but he couldn't keep his secret
| and in June, the story leaked out
Then she joined her husband In the
mansion. When his relatives insisted
that The marriage be performed by
/ Catholic priest, according to theil
views. she consented, and was mar
ried over again. in February, 1Sv1. by
II r.. OSIeIs VI 81 JOdShih 1890
| Mrs. Parker. a Protestant agreeing
that her baby should be baptized III
the Catholic church.
| Six months after their romantic mar
| Rage, three months after they haC
| diyulged their secret. and started tC
| live together, Mrs. Parker says thai
| her husband choked. beat and kicked
her. for as trivial a reason as her ASK.
ing him where he had been. when hs
4 came home late II happened fire.
ouently she says While she was ir
] delicate health shortly before the birth
| az the baby these cruelties continued
4 she says
Their homes were manv and varied
n month in the mansion OF Parker''
i father, then a month in the humble
/ home OF Mrs. ParkeTs grandm0ther
i following some trouble between PARK
| er's parents and his wife then e
] various fats, ending with one at No
Gao Congress-st east, where Parker
! left hts wife last February. returning
| 70 his fathers home But he visited
! her frequently. she saws. up 10 April
1 which Is the last she saw OF him.
| one day late IN April her landlady
| came 20 her and asked why shr was
| not preparing Ia move The fiat had
been rented. at the order ~ Parkcf
| and other tenants were preparing tC
| move In on May They had given uT
! tl..lp nastmont.- and had To haze th,
! Tat Mrs Parker was aStounded Tui
! she moved. back 20 her grandmother
/ home. where the CHEEKY faced it'll.
| grandmother was always glad to zee
her and her baby. and willing To- give
I them a home as long as thew wished
Thcp came the divorced suit
| Tears stole into the big blue eyes OF
/ Mrs Parker az she was asked "Wai
| your romance dear enough TO you. IL
7 spite 81 all itS darker side. for you .,
4 wish that YOU could have your hus
band back again"
| THAT rs an awfully hard question q
! answer she said. There's my LITTLE
! baty- Won know and there are -othei
| things that make " hard 90 answer
Water Board ca Get Loan.
Tire council ways and means com
/ mfttce will recommend TO the council
/ tuesday night that the water board
r.uuest for "a loan OF 100000 until
| E.hfnrrN. be granted. The committee