The evening world., 1912-12-19
Model Who Out Venused
Venus, Gibson Said, Wants
all Annullment.
WED ON ALL-FOOLS' DAY
Motored With Read From Ak
ron, o., to Pittsburgh, Where
Alderman Tied Knot.


the new debutante type In Charles Dana
0bson's drawings. wants TO sacrifice
husband for art Her mother. MIRA
Mary Mullen of No. as West One Hun
dred and Third street. was appointed
guardian yesterday by Justice Page 10
bring an action TO annul Saddles mid
night marriage last April Fools Day
70 Lloyd Read. son Of . millionaire
coal man Of Akron, o.
Who Is sadie7 Have you ssen the
front pages OF the December maGaAnes7
Have you seen that exquisite damsel
straddlins . trunk in the subway signs7
Have you observed the groups Of Broad
ways beauty shows1 Not Well here's
all that Sadie 10. according to Miss
Sadie's recollections OF what Charles
Dana Gibson said to her:
Miss Mullen Dust like that your
poses out-venus Venus. My pen fails
utterly to portray your iovehness. All.
wretched me! I have drawn the most
adorable Of women. but you. we'll"
aid the winsom, little girl sighed.
Artists and models and chorus girls
were dased to-day to hear that Miss
Mullen had actually been married April
y
after . furious drive through parts OF
Ohio and Pennsylvania from Akron. o.
You see II was this way:
hERE'e THE WAY IT ALL CAME
ABOUT.
Times In the studios were dull Mr..
Gibson and his colleagues had piles Of
drawings lying round. Miss Sadie 10
ambitious. on to . Broadway chorus
girl expert she hiked and away she
came with q commission a. Ranking
Beauty Of the Front Row"
II CHANGED that when Sadie was doing
school girl poses, YOUNG Read. who
might be termed an habituai stage door
asset. met the little model and. II re-
ports are 70 BE- credited. fell head over
heels In love. Miss sadie's show went
on the road and II CHANGED to play ct
Akron. There was Lloyd and his smok-
ing. snortins ax-cyiinder chorus car"
For q joke-it was April Fools night
Miss Sadie Jumped into the auto and
Lloyd took the wheel 1t was like an
asropians ride Miss Sadie onco had.
They Just skinned over the earth.
crossed through the rest Of Ohio. took
"a Q few more quarts Of galsoline at
the State line and drove into Pittsburgh.
Dan Cupid boarded the car somewhere
outside the city.
BIZ the time Lloyd and Sadie reached
the Duauesns Club Sir Daniel had
WINGED the little model. so she just
didn't care. and besides II was April
and she should worry! Sadie says now
che didn't have time TO give the matter
q serious thought Lloyd got an Alder
man out Of bed and the City Father
apologized for not having . bath robo
TO throw over his pajamas. But he
said something about Lloyd and Sadie
being husband and wife.
BEING MRS. LLOYD, she LEFT
LLOYD HIMSELF.
Then came the awakening. OF which
the prise artists model has most vivid
rscolsctions. She pushed the romantic
Lloyd aside. dashed from the Alder
manic domicile and hastened to . hotel.
where she obtained q timetable and
franticAliy cried for q tsxicsb. After
they woke UP . meter wagon. a. they
say In Pittsburgh. Sadie WAS driven at
break-neck speed to the depot and Just
caught . train back TO Akron In time
Where WAS LloydY Driving home sIoWly,
wondering what had happened.
Two days later Sadie was back In
New YORK. Again she out-Helened
Helen and out-junoed Juno and thought
little OF that ride TO matrlmony unit
one evening Mrs. Mullen happened L
receive q letter addressed to Mrs. Sadi,
Mullen" or course the mother, who
rnodestly admits Sadie could not yer,
Well help being beautiful. had justinca
ton enough for opening the letter.
was marked Mrs. and as far az sh,
knew. she was the only Mrs" In hs
home.
There she learned that Sadie. or. q
the complaint fiied In the County Clerk
once says. Sarah. had been welded L
young Lloyd. II was then the night O
Sadie's eighteenth birthday, Aug. II
1917. Sarah cried and told her mothe
q husband would interfere with he
career. that her life was devoted
art. that an artistic temperament and
prosalc husband would never do, an
that she lust could not tolerate III
party OF the second part
90 THEY WROTE READ sR. /
WAS NO JOKE.
Like . considerable mother. Mrs Mn
len informed her fascinating daught,
she didn't have to be Reads wife. a
though Reads father Is immensel
wealthy. and some day Read. In a
probability. will be an Ohio millionair
Then mother and daughter. thorough
In harmony. indicted an epistie, just 8
To Mr.. Read. rooms No. 3O-ss, Cent?
Savings and Trust Building. Akron, &
aad mildly Informed him that the ADJ
Fools Day Joke was on the level. \
word has been heard from Lloyd. Mi
Dssdis imagines he may be heart-broke
poor boy. but what IL a girl with
career. of artistic bent. and so on, goir
to do with . husband? He's positive
n the way.
30 the Supreme Court will be ask,
during January to annul Saddles au
marriage to young Read on the groui
that the model was only seventeen yea
and eight months old and, besides, d
not have her mothers consent. In Il
papers drawn by William Klein 4
snjdsvits made by Mrs. Mullen sttes
Ing to her daughters plight and her ov
desire 20 have the marriage annulls
Ara the ~afond nffnr thu AiA~euau ~