Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-19
Toys NOT SUPREME
Mrs. Walter L. Suydam, Jr.,
GIimpses Adverse View.
FADING OF ROSEATE TINTS
Fred" Noble, With Whom She
Eloped, Loses His Job.
WARNED AWAY FROM HOME
Eccentric Woman Not So Sure She
Will Be Able to Wed
Affinity.
WARNED AWAY FROM HOME

NEW YORK. September 19.-An the
little Joys" that have been constant
companions to Mrs. Walter Lispenard
Suydam. jr.. and Frederick Noble with
whom she eloped ten days ago, have
given up their merry rompings with
the eccentric woman and her 'protec-
tor
In their place marching in close
order, so that every one of them could
squeeze into the little furnished fiat at
the Regina apartments 50 West 18th
street. paraded today a full regiment
of glooms."
Mrs. Suydam was morose. Her
gayetE was replaced by sullenness.
Young Noble also was not so buoyant
as was the case on other days. The
young man yesterday was out Of
job, and his knowledge that he had
best not show up again in Blue Point
added to this was sufficient to worry
him.
Noble, who never cared for the hard
work an apprentice must undergo to
become plumber. disliked following
in his fathers footsteps. and became
office boy for the Dustless Buster Com
pany, 415 Broadway, a branch of
large Boston concern. A year ago the
sales manager was recalled to Boston,
leaving young Noble in charge He
has had his younger brother Wallace,
as his messenger.
Noble Out of a Job.
Yesterday when Noble appeared at his
office he was thunderstruck at seeing
young woman at his desk Later this
young woman was seen by a reporter
In place of using my NAME" she said,
you may call me Mrs. Grundy,' l was
summoned late Saturday evening and
told to go to New York. l am to take
charge of this branch and hold the fort
until further orders from Boston"
My brother has resigned said Wal
lace Noble. and intends to remain away
from this firm for a while. He is living
in Brooklyn, in a furnished room, l un-
derstand, and l want to say he intends
to remain away from Blue Point
rs he afraid of Mrs. Suydam's huS-
band?" was asked.
No, not necessarily" answered Wal
lace, but there are other persons down
there that he dare not face
You mean his -own father?'
Father Eliminated.
Leaving father out of the question,
there are other persons at Blue Point
who would dislike the return of Fred
Did he have another sweetheart down
there?"
Not that 1 know Of" answered the
young man. Il don't mean he will run a
chance of being tarred and feathered if
he goes there, but l have learned there
are other ways community can show
it's displeasure. I'm tired of all this
business and hope it will end soon
Mrs. Suydam and young Noble met
yesterday directly after the former had
eaten breakfast. To all visitors they
said they did not intend to quarrel or
| part.
I'VE love one another deeply" they
said in chorus to the reporters. They
| spent the entire afternoon in Central
Park watching the ducks in the lake.
Will you marry Fred Noble when you
are divorced from Mr.. Suydam?" was
asked.
Il have not given the matter a
| thought" Mrs. Suydam answered.
Merely Her Protector"
| First of ALL I am not divorced. Sec
| ondly, I have heard of no action started
| by my husband. l may, therefore, never
| be divorced, SO I cannot say that 1 will
marry Mr. Noble. He is my protector
| and that Is all.
Il am now living in conventional
way, just as many other women live in
| New York The owner of the apartment
house, Mr.. D. A. Serviss. is satisfied that
| | am at present a conventional tenant"
I will never forsake Mrs. Suydam,' y
| said Noble.