The evening world., 1914-04-04

swainpy . search was made for .
hundred feet In every direction, but
no trace Of the second woman could
ne found.
COLLEGE sovs WE'RE uNcoN.
ecioUe FOR HOURS.
Il was late in the morning before
news Of the accident was conveyed
to the parents Of the boys and to
MrS. White. The young men re-
manned unconscious for some time
after reaching the hospital and
neither. when he did regain his
senses. told more than his name and
an address. which in each case
proved TO be wrong.
Young Mrs. Rider. schneider's
sister. started at once for the hospi.
tai from her homo, No. a. West
6eventy.ssventh street. and George
Richter. father Of the other youth.
who 10 superintendent OF the Horace
Waters Piano Company Of No. ia
Firth avenue. left for Long Island
City At once also.
Mrs.. Richter and Nra Ridder were
heartbroksn. Each said she had never
heard Of the girls in the case. Their
grisf Wa slight however. compared
10 that Of Mr.. White. who regarded
Miss Mack almost a. Q daughter. and
Of ArA Grace Farrell, Q sister Of the
deal SRI. Mrs. White was in tears
- sns spoke Of the Girl who was
geaa
"She vas . lovely girl. Oh. you
should have seen her. She was .
picture. She worked hard ~ a model
for Rothenbsrg q Kahn. No. u West
Twsnty-hfth street. She got twenty
two and . half dollars . week and
paid me six dollars board. She even
did her own washing. 20 that she
might send money to her mother. She
was . good giri.
"And the men will liver They got
Oh. didnt they7 They always do.
And poor Betty had 10 20. can't
bear to think Of Il. She came In last
night all tired out, and I said to her
You are going to bed early tonight,
aren't you? You know you were up
late the other night And she said
she was; that she was all tired out.
GIRL MADE ENGAGEMENT At
THE AsToR.
We talked Q while and were gettins
ready to 70 to bed whom the telephone
rang. Betty answered II and I heard
her say: Don't talk here. Wait till !
90 outside Then abe went TO the
switchboard In the hall. but I heard
her say: I will meet you At the
Aston When she came In I asked
her II she meant to 20 out at that
hour. and she replied that she had TO-
but that she wouldn't Be late. And
that's the last I saw OF her. the poor
poor sirl."
Mrs. Farrell. who lives at No. -.
West Twsnty-thtrd street.. called y
women sobbed In each others Arms
Ars. Farrell blamed herself again ant
again for the accident.
Its because didn't take bettel
care Of her." she sobbed. u was olds
and should have looked out for her
Our homo 10 In Peperell. Mass. ant
there wero eight Of US. four boys an
four girls. Betty was the baby. w,
all worked hard and Betty was doinl
] % W0lt. 1u0 u0Wb VIII MIS- ny AoSuOs
and ! am to blame"
Neither Mr.. Farrell nor Nra
White had ever heard OF May Lyons
and at the Phi Sigma Kappa fra
tsrnity house. No. $50 West On
Hundred and Fourteenth street.
was said that the girl was NOT
known to any Of the member
they said that Schneider and Rich
ter had been ct the house last nigh,
Richter was graduated from tn
school Of Mines In February an
was 20 have left shortly for Sout
America to engage In mining en-
cheering for the Guseenheim.
schneider u still q student at Ste
vens Institute OF Technology. bu
spent Q great deal Of time at tn
fraternity house. having formerl
attended classes at Columbia.
; II was early In the evening whe
the boys said they had an engage
, ment at the Hotel Aston and left 1
! Schneider's racing car. q two-seate
affair. II WA the last any OF tn
! fraternity mon had seen Of them.