The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21

tana, F. Augustus Heinze, is at the
L. B. A. hospital under the care of DR..
Louis Barth, suffering from nervous
breakdown. She arrived from New
York, accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Golden of Toledo. who returned
to her home after seeing her daughter
comfortably established in the hos
pital.
Mrs. Heinze will become the guest
of her friend. Mrs. c. 3. McVey, 81
Charles street. as soon as she is able
TO leave the hospital and, it is said,
that after visit with Mrs. McVey,
will return to New Y ork and join her
husband, the two planning on a trip
TO Europe together in the near future.
A halo of romance surrounds the
beautiful Titan haired wife Of the
copper king Ten years ago. Thile
playing minor parts on the STAG as
Miss Bernice Golden. she became the
wife of Charles p. Henderson of Chi
cago, wealthy club man and pro-
moter. little daughter was born to
them, and then clouds began to OBJ
scure the sunshine in the Henderson
home, the affection of the husband
being transferred to another. The
home was broken up, and for time
life was very dark indeed for the
her little daughter with scant ali
mony from the man whom she di-
vorced. Mrs. Henderson refused all
offers to return to the stage until she
realized that she must do something
to provide for the child.
With the return of the footlights
came success. She was cast as an
understudy in the David Belasco COM
pany in "A Fool There Was" and one
night was given an opportunity to play
the Vampire" the leading lady hav-
ing failed to appear. Mrs. Hender-
sons success was instantaneous, and
for the next two seasons she starred
with Robert Hilliard in the play.
Mrs. Henderson had many oppOr-
tunities to marry, and che of them
was considered to be one of the most
eligible men in New York 1t was no
less parsonage than the German
Baron Won Hochwae chter who pro-
posed to her on the night her divorced
husband was to be married in Chicago
to the woman who had come between
them.
In vain the baron laid his wealth
and his title at the feet of the lady
but she would not marry one mar
when her heart was still another's. for
all the wealth and titles in the world
She refused the baron for good and
for all.
Then F Augustus Heinze the mar
who had fought the Standard Oil com
pany to finish in Montana, the coop
per king" whose interests reach al
the way from British Columbia tC
Mexico. appeared on the scene. There
was a tempeStuous siege of her heart
and in the end he won, as he Away:
did WIN when he determined to d.
anything. and the marriage occurred
August %. 1910.
1t was a quiet affair and only
short announcement was made of i
at the time. although the newspa per
of the country had kept tab on TIL,
progress the copper king was havin.
in his love affairs. The ceremony wa
performed by Rev. F. A. Handel o
Brooklyn, a personal friend of tn
bride for many years. Mrs. Golden
mother of the bride. gave her away
Charles Warfield of Butte. Mont, off
ciated as best man.
Since the marriage Mr.. and Mr.:
Heinze have occupied elegant apart
ments in New York, where they en-
terrain lavishly. Part of the time. how
ever has been spent in the Yves
where the copper mines are located
the copper queen" accom- panying he
husband on his trips through tn
mines and !mbibing much knowledg
of her husbands Interests They re
turned to New York several month
ago and the demands of society upo
Mrs. Heinze have been so strenuou