The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-20

night. I'm patroness OF Delmonico's
and there must be no disturbance
Then what took placer" pressed
Attorney +. w. McNish.
Harvey took her to the next corner
and got out and returned TO Del
monico's. where I stood. He walked
up to me and said hotiy: Now. you
can 20 to hell. Grace went home"
Mrs. Hcvenor told OF . raid made
on her apartment by Hevenor In
which two negro men. his chauffeur.
a waiter and a detective figured. No
evidence was found. and shortly AZ
terward. she said. Hevcnor resumed
marital relations with her. Ten days
before Hevenor served her with d.
vorce papers. she said. she babe
Hevenor take her back a. his wife
or cease calling on her.
WROTE NOTE TO HUSBAND IN
CAFE De PARIS.
From tine to time since January,
1919. Mrs. Hevenor aaid her husband
had called on her. sometimes stop
ping all night In her apartment. She
told OF seeing her husband In the
Cafe do Paris a few days after the
last divorce complaint was served
on her. Hevenor was with woman.
She waa with n Miss Catherine Hayes
and Mias Hayes's motheA
when ] saw Harvey ] pointed
him out to Mrs. Hayes" abe testified.
Miss Hayes did not believe he was
my husband. ! said I would prove
II, no I wrote out n note which said:
"'Dear Husband: BE n good sport
and introduce us to the girl you are
with. GRACE
"Then ! sent the note to him by a
walter. He read II and got up to go
out. II happened that he and the
woman and myself got In the ele-
vator together. He touched me and
warned; Don't you dare to speak to
this woman'
"The woman saw him speak 70 me
and lsked who l was. ] answered;
Don't be unduly alarmed; I'm only
Mrs. Hevenor.'
"'For Gods sake. what business
have you bringing me here" she ex-
claimed. Then she added: And.
thought you were single man.
spoke TO the lady. ! asked her name
She said: i am Mrs. Rae McRoberta
and ] live nj No. S4b West Forty fifth
street. ] do hope that no harm comsl
Of this. Please don't mention II. as my
husband would feel terribly"
Lawyer McNish then brought his
client down to Nov. ~. 1913. when
Hevenor charges she was found In the
Navarro Hotel with man known a.
i. G. Wells. Two weeks previous Mrs
Hevenor said she went TO the Hippo
drome with Mrs Nixon, her husbands
sister. and little Harvey junior.
MET A MAN WHO LOOKED LIKE
WELLe.
After tho show Mrs. Nixon invited
her to tho Hotel Aston, where she me
n Miss Trexell or Treckell OF the An
sonia Hotel, and also Il George Win
tiers, both friends Of Mrs. Nixon
"Winters' answered the description
OF Wells" Mrs. Hevenor said. Ate
luncheon Winters paid the bill an,
took the three ladies' and little Har
yey to their homes In taxicat
Meantime Winters kept sending he
: nowers and pressing her 10 take din
ner with him. she said. On Nov. I
she accepted.
She and Winters dinsd In shanley's
left there at 9.S6 o'clock and went u
Bustanoby's, where they RENAME,
until 1880 L. NJ. when winters es
corted her back home, She left hin
at the door. She noticed he went 4
a telephone every twenty minute
while they dined and ut Bustanoby'
he was telephoning for twenty min
/ utes.
Then Mrs. Hevenor's testimon
turned to the little back bag whic
has played such an interesting rol