New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-29
RAMONA BORDEN HERE;
IS WITH HER MOTHER
Father Decides She Will Be
Better Cared For than in
Sanatorium.
COUPLE NOT REC0NCILE0
Milk Magnate Brings Runaway
Back from Boston-Wlll
Meet Wife To day in
Office of Attorney.

Aliyine Ramona Borden. the seventeen
year-oId daughter Of Gail Borden. who
fled from d New Jersey sanatorium and
was found ny her father in Boston, is In
an uptown hotel with her mother. Mrs.
Helen Walk Borden who arrived here yes
terday from Los Angeles. Mr.. Borden and
his daughter arrived in this city from
Boston Yesterday. having motored part
of the way. and the girl was turned over
to her mother through friend actinS Tor
her father last night.
Moses II. Grossman, of No. 1l5 Broad
way. counsel for Mrs Borden. said al his
home on Riverside Drive last night, that
MI Borden had come to realize that the
girl needed a mothers care. and that he
had agreed to let his daughter return to
California with her mother, who would
attend TO her future training and educa-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs Borden. who separat-
cd some time ago. did not meet ycster-
day during negotiations in regard 10 their
daughter il was said.
Unless present plans are changed
said MIR Grossman. Mrs. Borden and her
daughter will be on their way TO Caliior-
MIA within twenty-four hours Besides be-
ing under her mothers care. Ramona VIII
he with her grandparents, Mr.. and MIS-
Walk, Mrs. Borden's parents. I'm Los An
geles. where her mother will attend 10
her daughters future education.
Most of the Borden family trou 'le. IT
is said arose from the fact that the
mother and father could not agree IN
their opinions as To the daughters train
ing and education In view of this fact
it was supposed by some that the Bordens
had been reconciled when il was learned
that the daughter had gone back TO her
mother. but this was emphatically denied
by Mrs Borden's lawyer.
Mr. Borden merely had decided that the
daughter perhaps would be better off UNI
der her mothers care. and would indulge
i'm fewer cscapades. and had readily con-
sented to giving her into her mother
hands for the immediate future. at least.
II was explained. II was denied that Mrs.
Borden intended to bring any action TO
establish the legal custody Of her daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Borden arrived I'm the city early
I'm the afternoon and soon afterward
communicated with her lawyer. MI
Grossman. Later she conferred with Mr..
Grossman at his home. on Riverside
Drive, for nearly two hours. Mr. Borden
and his daughter arrived in the city some
time before the mother arrived. X was
said. coming some distance by automo-
bile. The father communicated with Mrs.
Bordcn's lawyer by telephone. He talked
over the telephone with his wife after
she arrived, 1t was said. The arrange
ments soon were made for the daughter
to meet her mother
Miss Borden was taken by friend OF
her fathers in taXicab to tho hotel
whore her mother was living shortly after
S o'clock The meeting between mother
and daughter was said TO have been very
affectionate. The girl threw herself into
her mothers arms and wept Historically.
while the mother tried to comfort her
II was the first time they had seen each
other for two years. it was said.
Both will be at MI Cheeseman's office
to-day. it was said and may have some
thing to say for themselves. Mrs Bor-
den said last night that she came directly
through from California and did not stop
III AnltdtO 10 ste Mis-. W llIldil y. " mite,
wife Of the wealthy chewing gum manu-
facturer. who was accused by Mr. Borden
Of being instrumental IN spiriting his
daughter away from the sanatorium al
Pompton Lakes. y. J. She also denied
that she had communicated in any way
with Mrs White. II was reported that
Mrs. White hurried TO Chicago from Bos-
ton 10 meet Mrs. Borden en- route