The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-26
Continued from FIRST Pogo.

Thomass apartment at s75 Park avenue
Monday night. Eugenia had disdsinfully
refused to %appologe and go home. Mr..
Mcintyre, however. visited her at her
sisters that night and talked to both.
Mrs. Thomas had been counselling Eu-
genia TO give up the Broadway crowd
and behave. Eugenia had felt keenly
her loneliness in court Monday after
noon. II was a propitious time for Mr..
McIntyre's proposals. Mrs. Thomas
rave him supper and Eugenia realized
her folly.
The change. though. was not quite
complete then. Mrs. Thomas called up
George j. Gillespie, her own lawyer and
close friend OF the family. Frank l..
Croker, Eugenia's original lawyer, was
III. Eugenia consented TO talk to Mr..
Gillespie and he called on her yesterday
morning. She had not yet decided to
accept Mr.. McIntyre's offer TO drop tho
proceedings. but Mr.. Gillespie arranged
a meeting at his office, 20 Vesey street.
at IL o'clock and there the r~econcilia-
ton was settled. Mrs. Thomas. Eu-
genia. Mr.. Mcintyre and Mr.. Gillespie
were present.
Girl Admits Her Mistake.
IT realize" said Eugenia humbly.
that | made a mistake. l am sorry
that | let the music and dancing me
all take me from my mother. am
glad she will take me back. shall be
glad to get home again. I did not
realize what trouble l had started until
my friends refused to stand by me in
court. II was foolish, I know. but I
didn't then
When the girl had promised 10 apollo
gize to her mother. already distracted
hv the court proceedings. and to give
up altogether Al Davis and the others
with whom she had been travelling
about the city contrary TO her mothers
wishes. Mrs. Kelly was communicated
with and consented to the reconciliation.
The meeting was arranged for a few
minutes before . o'clock. when the case
was TO 20 on, and Magistrate House
not until then informed of the unex-
pected turn-gave up his private cham
bers to mother and daughter. They en-
braced and kissed affectionately and the
homo coming was arranged before court
convened.
Mr., Mcintyre and myself said Mr..
Gillespie. who is attorney for the Eu-
gene Kelly estate, when court opened,
have had a conference with Miss Kelly
and the matter has been very carefully
discussed. can say now that Miss
Kelly Is exceedingly sorry for all that
has transpired. ] can further assure
mother ave been ~reconc,led and will
go home together. further wish TO
assure the court that Miss Kelly gives
assurances that there will he no further
repetition of these occurrences"
Then I understand asked the Mag
istrate. that Mrs. Kelly IL ready to
withdraw the complaint"
Mrs. Kelly" interposed Mr.. Nc
Intyre. desires TO take her daughter
home and care for her as she has In
the past" Mrs. Kelly took the stand
ana expressed that desire, n then
Magistrate House said:
What ! am going 10 say TO you, Miss
Kelly. ] say out OF my heart. because I
think | am Justified in saying Il. want
10 say TO you first that ! think that YOU
nave been badly advised. ! am fearful
that YOU have been Informed that II this
case had resulted In conviction Won
would IA been sent 70 an institution.
That IL not so II you had been con-
victed ! should ave acted under the
law and placed o on probation. Rut
am glad don't have 10 90 even tina
far.
II am glad YOU realize tina, a mistake.
had been made and ! am more than glad
that you are going 20 try and live up 70
your new resolutions.
Il am afraid you have acted a nttIs
FOOLISH. but ! am satisfied that YOU
realize now exactly what you have done.
The best friend you have got Is your
mother. Now, JUST bear that IN mind,
please, and realize that after all your
mother is the best friend you have. VIII
you do thatT"
Eyes. your Honor" Miss Kelly wh,s-
pered.
When the girl reached her mothers
apartment. ll6 Fast Sixty-third street,
she broke down completely and sobbed.
Mrs Kelly and Eugen!a will remain in
the city for a short time and then go 10
the Panama exposition via the Panama
Canal.