The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-24
THIRD SOUL MATE
FOR ARTIST EARLE
Young English Girl Is Last to
Find Favor With American
Painter.


neg Earle has succumbed again, re-.
port has it. TO the lure OF matrimony.
ii true. this is his third venture in
wedlock and his fourth in amn!tion
since the latest Mrs Earle is credited
with being as much OF soul mate.
as her predecessors.
The news comes from Cologne. Ger.
many where Mr.. Earle and his bride
are at present spending their honey
moon. his friends believe They plan
a tour OF the world /, is said. s,op.
ping IN Egypt. India. China and japan /
before sailing for the United States hy I
way OF tie Pacific y year from Christ
mas they expect to reach New YORK
and possibly the hostile little town Of
Monroe. in Dutchess county. where tho
Earle country home Is situated.
But no one seems TO know what the
brides maiden name is further than
that Ferdinand calls her Dora, he
dearest. sweetest. love!iest of them
all not mean compliment WHEN
bridegroom. while emitting her Kun
name Is said 10 have written tina, sh,
Is the daughter Of an erchitec, A,
Wcklngham. Berkshire. England. wEo
stands nigh IN his profession. that she
is twenty ONE years old, has Laughing
brown eyes and a soft English skin
lie met her, lis narrated, as he stroiled
over the Hindhead. a we'll groomed
Surrey hill. one golden afternoon
Beardless. ne gazed into her eyes and
she into his. and they turned back
down the knoll hand In hand. AHMED
Ferdinand and his mother went
abroad Ia March after Justice Fitz.
gerald had approved the recommend
zion Of the referee that his marriage
With Julia Kuttner be annulled. \
delay OF ninety days was necessary 10
give anali,y 20 the decree, and then
this new romance burst into fun
bloom. as Il with the impetus OF long
repression
TWINS June Wedding. IT'S Said.
Tho wedding took place toward the
end % June. report has It. and after
the pair had spent weak IN a qua!at
English inn on the H.ndhead they
started Cor Holland. At:er VISITING
Amsterdam and Hnarlem they en-
harked OH the Hh.ne When they hare
tired OF Cologne bees they VIII con
t!uue on 20 switzerland. cross 20 the
I;a!!ea lakes theace TO Egypt India
ana the land % the cherry blossoms.
The Yosemite VALLEY. the Grand Can
yon and the Yellowstone Park VIII
flavor the home stretch taken lei-
surely
Alexander Harvey editor Of Current
Events, felt sure when ne saw Ferdl-
nani Of IN March that his friend IN
tended leading quiet. conventional
eve. humdgIm. ne IN the future and
devot!ng himself 70 one OF the four
arts Of which he j., II not q master.
at least good student. MIR. Harvey
has not abandoned his belief in spite
81 the reports OF this latest plunge
into loves surf lie Is not a. all sure
thai the reports are true. since moth
Ing IN the nature OF confirmation
has come % him arst hand. but he
points out that, II true. the new union
is legal. and Earle Is III from the no
toriety which hts unconventional past
has brought upon him. and tina, years
are SOLDERING the young artist.
Mr. Earle has been pursued by sew.
erhl women Of romantic and erotlc
tendencies" said the editor yesterday.
ANY man who has been exploited In
the press as he has is subject. you
know to annoyances OF that kind
And then he Is a man who would at
tract foolish women with his good
looks and artistic temperament. II
may be that the pursuit by some wo-
man who has been writing him letters
10 my certain knowledge has been con
fused with marriage in the report
Il got picture postal from Ferdi-
nand about a month ago but not a
word on II intimated a new marriage
or the contemplation OF such a thing
The card came from some place in
Germany. / remember 1t particularly
because II bore two-cent due stamp
on It besides the German stamp. which
surprised me tried TO decipher the
postmark. but couldn't. It may have
been Cologne. but more likely II was
Bayreuth or Munich. l never heard
OF the young lady who is spoken OF
as Dora"
Artists Matrimonial Cnreer.
Ferdinand Pinney Earle married IN
1903 Miss Emile Fischbacher, tho
daughter of a bookseller in Paris. wao
that he had found his affinity in Miss
Julia Kuttner. whom he had met
while crossing the Atlantic. Mrs. Earle
No ! sailed back to Paris with her
baby and got a divorce.
But before the divorce decree be-
came final Earle and Miss Kuttner
Were married In Venice. following a
hostile demonstration by the natives
of Monroe. y. Y, 1t was this haste
which led to the annulment OF the
second marriage last winter In the
meantime however Earle and his afin-
ity, who also bore him son. had sep
arated after Mrs. Earle No. had had
her husband imprisoned in Goshen for
beating her
A year ago. before the annulment
OF his second marriage. Ferdinand
sailed for France with young woman
who mad been settlement worker In
chicago They Travelled as brother
and sister under assumed names. hut
only FOR a brief month or so Then
an'nity No returned alone TO Chi
caso and Ferdinand visited his son
ny ms hrst VIE who lived with her
mother near Paris, being allowed 10
see the child once week.