The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-17
.UPSETS DIVORCE
Of WIFE WHO HAS
WEDSECOND TIME
Mrs. Bastine's California ~
cree Ignored, Court Gives
Kitchener Divorce.
"SPlTE," SHE DECLARES.
Promises a "Corking Story
When Pending Alienation
Suit Is Heard.
SPITE" SHE DECLARES.

IN granting an interIocutory decree
Of divorce to william James Kitchen
Or from Mrs. Alice Wilson Kitchener,
Justice oisssrich in the supreme Court
yesterday disrcsArded her California
divorce and her marriage to Arthur u.
Bastins. q New York real estate opera
tor.
Mrs.. Kitchener married Bastins IN
New York Feb -, 1919, . few days
after she had obtained . California d.
voros. Cntii the intsrlocutory decree
10 made hnAl Mrs. Kitohensf-Bastins
will be without lsssi husband In New
York state. and . child she shortly 10
expecting to bring into the world Will
be legally without . father. After the
intsrlocutory decree 10 made anal there
can b . second marriage between
Bastins and Mrs. Kitchener.
The Bastinss. who live at No. u
West Eleventh street. were entertain
Ing friends At dinner when told OF chs
decree granted Kitchener.
hUNoRGO0 IN GAME PIX. she
DECLARES.
III ou- marriage 10 made illegal In
this state BY Justice 0iegerlch's DE-
cision." exclaimed Mrs. Kitchener-Bas-
tine. there are hundreds OF other
couples In the same hx. cannot say
just what We are going to do. There 10
another suit pending and when II
, comes up there will he corking good
story to tell. Any one who knows Mr..
! Kitchener will understand that he d'd
this In childish spitefulness."
90 slow; 20 SLOW" warned Bastsns'
who ADDED. "Mr. Kitchener has accom-
piishsd the most no can hope for. W.
have no doubt about che legality OF ou'
marriage"
Kitchener 10 . teacher Of music at No
is7 West Eighty fourth street. ACCORDING
to his complaint. hied BY Malcolm
sundheimsr Of No. 81 Nassau street
Bastins was his trusted friend.
The music teacher In June. 1854 mar
ried Alice wilson. then twenty. IN
daushtsr Of Q coachman. In 1SsS VIII
liam Francis, now . high school student
vas born to them. In the mean tim
Kitchener Aal taught his young wife
play on several musical instruments. an
she assisted him In his professions
work.
"coRk,No STORY" AGFERs II
ALTERATION SUIT.
Bastine thsn. 20 the complaint re
cites, came into Mira. Kitchensr's sif'
lilo 10 said to have showered attnuon
on her while he was the guest OF ne
husband at the iatter's summer nom
in Methuon County. Ontario.
Kitchener says his suspicious wer
aroused and Bastins was forbidden I
enter the Kitchener homo. Finafy.
.svs. Mrs. Kitchener abandoned him an
their son. but adds:
FOR the sake OF the boy was wiliin
to forgive and FORGET Ny doors nsvs
, were closed to her."
Nrs. Kitchener obtained q divorce
California. charging cruel and inhuma
conduct and abandonment. Lawys
sundhsimsr contsndsd that Kitchsns
had not abandoned her. and that Cal
:ornia never was her legal residence
His contention was sustained.
Kitchener In his amdavlt points o.
that when his wife obtained . licens
10 marry bnstins she gave Aer age
r thirty. He resents tho imputStion th'
she was only twelve when she marie
him. " says shs Is now nearly thirty
nine.
A suit for sIo.oo0 dsmsses wac fled la
fall by Kitchener against Basttn
> charging alienation Of affections. Tn
IL the suit referred to by Mrs. Kitcl
'. ener- Bas,ins. who predicts that VIII
Il comes up there will he . corkiu
story to tell"