The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28
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Ioik OF Defrpit New York st. outs
and half 9 dozen other American cities
are interested SIN the sensational dt-
vorce suit o. Juliet Smith Nprthrop
against MarEay Northrop, recently
Med IN the Wayne circnit court
The young people are closely con-
nected with some Of Americass great
est families and Murray Northrop
mas often sneensdd entihed with the So
cial activities Of the Got1ads and other
sNews YORK leaders, while his wife is a
nrst cousin 20 cabinet member and
Is closely related 70 FonfeSofs the old
est lami1es In newest.
Gave Fancy Dances.
Northrop,s father PAID ss,nrt,,,..o,,y =,
was a nniliionaira -mannfactnrsr a.. ~. ~ *
Louis. He was q business Mariner Ia a ~
George f1o,id ana tt,a Ill y. t ~ =.
cousins. While IN st. Louis the young
couple were famous at the Sunset Hill
county club. ST. Iouis's most exclusive
country club whore they often gave
fancy dances for the entertainment
OF their fellow guests The majority
OF the Sorthrop fortune was made IN
the manufacture Of refrigerating cars.
The young couple were married in
Chicago May 10. 1914. The mother
was opposed to the wedding at the
time and st. Louis society has for
months contended that her opposition
was so strong that the boy would be
disinherited:
The Ming Of. the divorce action by
Mrs. Northrop and a cross bill by her
husband is the elimination or as
thrilling romance as has been made
public in many months The various
Incidents that go to make UP the court
ship. marriage and subsequent differ
ences between the young people swing
in scenes from the homes OF New
Yorks greatest families to the mad
revels OF midnight cafes in Chicago,
cleveland, Detroit, Tulsa and st.
LOUIS. 81.
He Is an Only Son. s
Murray Northrop is the only son
Of one Of ST. Louis's wtetalthiest women
and generally accredited to be worth
several millions. Murray. came to De-;
troit several years ago to visit. Ac-
cording to his attorneys he met his
wife. then a young widow, Mrs. Juliet
Gilmore, at q famous downtown cafe,
where he danced with her and then
was allowed, to escort her home.
Her first marriage had been an un-
fortunate one. She was but little
more than a child and newly come
from a convent, with but scant knowi-
edge of the world and its ways. In
company with her husband she went
to Chicago and later to Tulsa, Okla.
Unhappiness followed The young
bride was used to very different sur
ronndings from those given her by her
husband, and their wide differences
In temperament and education led to
a separation. = s3.. &.
Young Northrope is credited with
saying that his heart went ont Ia his
wife on the night he met her and
from then on lie paid ardent suit. 4
month before he married- he sent 1is
prospective bride To- his mntfer,s
beautiful home in ST. Louis where she
stayed until the ceremony.
.Narried "a Ieafor-mi hin, !,
From then; on snerhan q, M si Nor.h.
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il a little nerson with fneiv nnt t ssae
lures. laree. gray eves snr;nt, ss , .
hits az golden 1fiecks tbat nansss s +h hasn
to seem hazel IN some Iiebts q waa,.i.
Of yery soft hrown hair anf, ian,
t tlear .h Sotce tnas . xeils tne determine.
eIaa r,a s., % M1. W.. IN lne nrm ana
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salG ~ ner apartments at the Hotel
eaall women MAKE. ! married to re-
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u was the eternal mother In all wo-