The evening world., 1911-06-02
Detectives Posted at Doors Be.
cause of Threats in Letter
to Brides Father.
SENT BY A RELATIVE.
But There Was No Interruption
TO Goldston-G lenby Cere-
mony by Rabbi WISE.

The hidden guests became very mnch
excited to-day when they learned that
eight husky Pinkertons guarded the
portals OF the wedding bower u the
Hotel 81. Regis. wherein Mis- Sopaie
Beatrice Giemby n Mr.. Jack Goidston
were made one on Wednesday night.
ard sleuthed away for dear life. II
came as a distinct shoe; to all ~ho
were present at the charming funct.oa
20 know that they were not permitted to
enter until they had been Dasse. by
the chief sleuth In evening dress. who
wig-wagged = 20. X to his aid.s.
But the guetts have since learned
that there were dire p%ortcnts howell g
about. n that an anonymous letter
had been written Papa Glemby, who IL
a wealthy merchant doing business at
No. 50 East Twelfth street and living
at No. 525 West one Hundred and Flew
enth street. which sent him scuttling 10
tie Pinkerton Office with a hurry call
for armed guards.
The letter. received on the afternoon
of the wedding. had been written. II IL
believed. by a relative. some say a
brother. and had told with elaborate
detail just What the relative would do
10 the wedding party. and especially to
Bridegroom Goldston. whose face he
didn't like. II he got half a chance.
When the happily mated pair got
away for the honeymoon trip IN Can
ada. the tight-shut automobile which
whlrled them to the Grand Central was
more closely guarded than is President
fs.ftsa xahl.l. uyh.p ha yieisa this city
Saul Glemby. the orlde's father,
doesn't deny that he hired the dstec-
lives. But he denied the threatening
letter was written by~a close relative.
.'%Threatenlng letters" he said. had
been received from a distant relative.
and we deemed It necessary to observe
proper precautions" Harry Glemby. one
OF the brides brothers. denied the whole
story at. first. but when his fathers
statement was put up to him he said:
1T was simply a matter OF precaution.
because of the large amount Of 1ewelry
worn by the guests"
which. under ordinary circumstances
would b. a quite plausible explanation
when II Is stated that the happy bride
IL an Aryerne belle. Two years ago
after a red-hot contest. she was crowned
Queen SNeptunia H.. on Aug. q. the
gilded papier-mache headpiece being sci
gracefully on her raven locks by judge
Otto A. Rosnlsky OF the Court OF Gen
erai Sessions. IL was a gladstone event
and hundreds prominent In society paid
tribute to the lovely potentate OF "A day
1t was In this contest that Jack Gold
ston made the coup which cleared the
road for him TO the glorious Queen'i
heart. He waited until the last ter
minutes. and then cornered the mar
ket. buying UT all the loose votes II
sight. Having blazed the way to tn,
throne for her. outing down her rival
right and left. II was but natural tina
eventually he should become the Primo
Consort. That any one shouid at o
late . day have objected TO a wedding
that has been q quite settled matte
for % long q tint quite surprised thos
who heard the story for the first tim
to-day. ", b..
AZ the Hotel st. Regis the clerks de
clined to talk about the matter. bu
the chief hotel detective admitted Their
were private detectives at every en-
trance on the night of the weddins
while one armed with a list OF the in
vited guests stood rear the elevate
leading to h parlor where the Rev
stephen 9. Wise pronounced the coupl
man INC wife. me stayed on guar
until they left tho hotel.