The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-23
'LOL0' AND LUMP
: TITANIC Twins,
APA|R Of CUP|DS
Bravery of Miss Hays, Who
Rescued Them, Wins Her
a Husband.

Tsolo' and Lump" romplng In the
sununine Of their native Nice, ought to
BE- very happy to-day. for this Is a very
happy day for the comely New York
girl who was the rescuer Of those cele.
bratsd waifs Of the sea, known on both
sides Of the Atlantic az the Titanic
twins." She Is Miss Margaret Hays Of
No. W West Eighty-ihird street. who
to-day becomes the bride Of DR.. Charles
d. EastOn OF Newport. Their marriage
maraxs the elimination OF a romance
born OF tho young physicians admira-
tion Of the pluck ana love for the shiv-
er1ng little survivors displayed by the
girl during the long night hours that
succeeded the greatest steamship dis
aster OF history.
when Miss Hays went abroad late in
I'LL, to return on the doomed White
star Miner, she had not yet met the man
who was to become her husband. 1t
was while she was In California, re-
operating from the shock OF the dis
aster. that she met DR.. Easton. who
was spending his annual holiday In
Pasadena. At the first meeting the
physician recognized Miss Hays as the
rcscuer OF the tiny survivors OF the
shipwreck. the search for whose mother
received newspaper attention all over
the world. The young woman laugh
ingiy denied. at first, that she was that
Aias Hays. but eventually she admitted
that she was. The attachment between
the couple lncrease by leaps and
bounds. and after q brief courtship the
betrothal was announced.
Mss Hays's attendants at to-day's
oeeemt ny. which will be performed by
ne Rev. Dr. Ernest. stlres. will be
young women who delighted in helping
her care for the Titanic wallis while
they were sheltered In her home. They
are Miss Mildred Stewart, maid o.
honor; Miss Gertrude Smith, Miss Mar
garet Lowe. Miss Mari aret Faber. Miss
Gladys Stout and Miss Grace Hays,
flower girl The best man will be DR..
Frank b. Easton. with DR.. Marshall
Fabyan, Ernest Howe. Mayor William
Mccould Of Newport. Thomas II
Bauchle and c. Reginald Daston acting
- groomsmen. After the honeymoon
tour d. and Mrs.. Easton will make
their home In Newport.
The story Of the two babes rescue<
from the sinking Titanic was one Of tn
most appealing incidents OF that srca
sea catastrophe Miss Hays was In ON
OF ths last Weboats to leave the -
OF ths Wondering levtakhAn. she ~
almost unconscious - the boat put Of:
but regained her senses shortly 70 I'M
two children. neither more than tire
years old. tuggins at her knees an
crying piteously. None Of the other
in the boat seemed to have found tim
to care for tho tiny survivors. but Mis-
Hays swept them into her arms an
held them tight and warm until tn
iife-bearng lights Of the Carpathi
came in view. She cared for the littl
fellows, who were unable 90 tell any
ching about themselves except tina
their names were "Lolo" and Lump.
while the rescue ship steamed towar
New York. and arriving here sh
sheltered them In her own home
Through newspaper stories the curl
headed twins were identified by q Mmt
Nawratii. in Nice. France. from whor
thSy had been taken by her estrange
husband. 1t developed that he was fiee
ing to this country aboard the Titani
and his last act before going down wit
che chip was to toss his babies into IN
ufeboat In which was Miss Hay
Evenkually Nine. Navratil came to Me-
Tort and carried "Lolo" and Lump
hous after nearly three hundred Offer
70 adopt them had been made. The
real names proved to be Louis an
Edmond.
Miss Hays Is the daughter Of Fran
X. Hays. a broker Of No. II Broadwa!
Or. Easton Is the son OF Daniel
Easton OF Boston. He 10 a graduate {
Harvard and Brown Universities.