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The New York herald., 1921-09-17
DENIES SURRENDERINC
MOTHERS $4,000, 900
w. E. Smith Tells of Agree
ntent With His Niece.

In additional affidavits submitted yes
terday 70 Supreme Court Justice Lydon
by William T.. Smith. son OF Mrs. Roxy
M. Smith, pnilanthropist. he denies the
agreement he made with his niece. Mrs.
Beatrice Provost Nugent, covered the
surrender to her OF exactly half his
mothers 100000 estate.
The agreement. according to Mrs
Nugent. who Is seeking to restrain Mr..
Smith and his wife. who was Miss Claire
Staley, from removing certain securi-
ties Of Mrs. Smiths estate from safety
boxes. was made after she agreed not
TO let Mrs. Smith know her son had
married an actress. In the affid WITS
submitted yesterday Mr. Smith reiter-
oted that his aged mother was cogni-
sant of his marriage, which took place
a few months before her death, and
gave the couple her blessing
Mr.. Smiths affidavit alleges. more
over. that Mrs. Nugent was not keen
about having the wealthy widow know
that she herself was contempia ting
marriage, as she imagined her grand
mother would object Mrs. Nugent IL
divorced from her first husband and. ac-
cording TO Mr.. Smiths affidavit, Is en-
gagged to Frederick Trenkmann of IL
Piorrepont street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
NOTES or THE THEATRES.

Lillian Glsh will appear IN person al the
Strand tomorrow, when WAY Down East
In which sho ls featured. starts it's second
week.
.Get Together" VIII reach rs .wenty-fIf.h
performance at tho Hirpodromc Tonight and
iac NCo porsons are said 20 have seen II al
ready.
MAJOR flyian received yesterday az the
City HALL the Irish Players from tho Abbey
Theatre. Dublin. Nnd c%eagratgrIa,ied % then on
Boy" at Henry M,Iiers Theatre.
Twelve fashion artln,s for New York news
papers and magazines were the guests of
fiorenz ziegfcld. Jr., AZ the New Amsterdam
Theatre last night, where they viewed the elk
rev gowns which Dolores brought from
Paris 20 wear IN sally
Miss Jessie Nrg'e. supporting Baruey
Bernard In Two BLOCKS Away at the
George NJ Conan Theatre. is an attorney and
II preparing n brief IN an action before the
Kansas Supreme Court.
Mime. Olga potrova BEGAN r.hearsais yes
torday for THE silver Pesccok,' IN which
the Seiwyns Will present her on her return
10 The stage. She Is stiil suffering from her
recent accident, IN which two ribs were
fractured.
''The whlrl of New ycrN" win have 80
last performance at TIE Winter Garden to-
Rouse win become shubert vaudeville
theatre
william Norris has been added % the
Arnold Ia'y company which VII oppn st
ti.o Greenwich Village Theatre on october 10
"rho Chldren's Tragosly."
The foreign members Of "Ths Merry
widow" company viii give q dinner dance
IN costume after t0-rights Performance A.
tie Knlekerbocker Theatre IN hcnor OF Miss
Dorothy Francis, who represents America
among tlc various natlonaiiues In the cast.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
HALF FOR GLORIA IS
CARUSO ESTATE RUMOR
Widow, Brother and 2 Sons
to Share Remainder.

Mrs. Errico Caruso has written from
Naples to relatives In New York that
she would leave there soon for Florence
to complete the inventory OF the estate
In that city. She could not say how
long this detail In the appraisal Of the
singers estate would take, but upon it's
completion she would return to New
York to complete a similar inventory
here.
Persons closely associated with the
singer could not give yesterday any
definite idea as to the possible value
Of the tenor's estate I'm Italy and the
United States. Recent cables from Ma
rles stated. without giving an estimate
OF the size OF the estate, that Gloria
Carugo. by agreement Of the family.
would receive half OF the property left
by her father. and that the remaining
80 Fer cent. would be divided equally
between the widow. Giovanni Caruso. the
tenor's brother. and Rodoifo and In
rico Caruso. Jr., the two song.
Enrico Caruso Jr.. remained in the
Caruso apartment in the Vanderbilt
Hotel until Wednesday OF this week,
when he left for the Culver Military
Academy at Culver. Ind. where he is n
student. The school term at the acad-
emy opened Thursday.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
soJoURNERs AT NEW L0NroN.
Mrs. Clinton BedclI Guest OF MT.
and Mrs. Morris Balcom.

Special Despnteh 10 TIE NEW YORK HEaALp.
NEW LONDON, Conn. Sept. 16.--Mrs.
Clinton Bedell and her daughter. Miss
Ruth Bedell. of Bayshore. l.. l.. are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Balcom.
Miss Alice Green OF Granite street will
entertain al bridge at Ocean Beach to-
morrow.
Miss Martha Morgan of Shrewsbury.
Mass. who has been appointed TO the
faculty of Williams Memorial Institute.
will live at the Mohicaa Hotel.
Miss Olive Wheeler and Albert
Wheeler OF Sherbrooke, Ont. are guests
Of Mrs. A. T. Fairbanks.
Arrivals at the Mohican Hotel from
New York include Miss l.. II. Tiffany,
Miss t.. =. Newman, Lewis Williams,
Mrs. III. W. Phelps. II. w. Phelps. Or.
and Mrs. George i. Patten. Mr. and
Mrs. s. Y. Free. Poughkeeps,e; Mr., and
Mrs. Arnold Leur and daughter, Allen
town. Pa: Mr.. and Mrs, Edwin Clark.
Chicago; r. s. Clifford. Wilmington.
Del; Mrs. Frances Goodell. Miss Flor
ence Goodell. Montclair; Mrs. George b.
Meade. Jr,, White Plains Mr.. and Mrs
a. G. Supell. Mrs G. NJ. Supell. the
Misses supeii. Norfolk. Va; Mr.. and
Mrs. Lincoln Brown, Miss Mary G..
Thayer. Mrs. w. s. Urauhart. Miss Mar
garet White, w. Y. MacIsaac, Frank
Eean and G. NJ Thayer, Boston.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
MISS BOGERT MARRIED
AT MOTHERS DEATHRED
Lives to See Daughter Mr..
Pdynele's Bride.

In accordance with the deathbed wish
or Mrs. William Russell Eogert OF 10s
Hamilton avenue. New Brighton, Staten
Island. her daughter. Miss Helen North
bosert was married to Mr.. Henry Gil
bert Woodruff Parmelc Thursday night
q few minutes before Mrs. Bogert died.
The engagement OF Miss Bogert to Mr..
Parneie was announced several months
ago. but their wedding had been delayed
because OF the Illness OF her mother
When 1t was evident 10 Mrs. Rogert
Thursday that she had but short time
- live she expressed the wish to see her
daughter married. Members of the fam
lies were summoned and stood by the
bedside while the Rev. A. r. Mansfield
performed the ceremony. The mother
was, 1t Is said. able to follow the service.
Eight minutes afterward she passed
away.
Mrs. Bogert was the widow OF William
Russell Bogert. who was connected with
the American Exchange Pank of this
city. lie previously had been resident
OF Providence. II. I. Mr.. Parmele is a
son of Mr.. Charles Roome Parmele and
is connected with the banking firm Of
Byllesby Co. at Ill Braoway.
The funeral of Mrs. Bogert will be
neid this afternoon at O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
m THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Lord and Lady bryce Arc Visitors
at IntcrvaIe.

speciai Despatch to THE NEW YoRx HraALp.
BRETToN WOODS, ". IT,. Sept. l6.--Lord
Bryce. who spent the summer of 1907
at Intervale when he was British Am
bassador to Washington. has returned
there with Lady Bryce to spend a few
days with Mrs. Daniel Merriman at her
Intervale estate.
Mrs. Charles T. rngIee OF New York.
Who has been at Lakeside. Silver Lake.
to he near Miss Jean Inglee at Allegro
Camp. has returned to New York.
The Summit House on Mount Wash
ington closes tomorrow. but tourists
will continue TO make the ascent OF the
mpcntain from Intervale by motor SER
vice. Moonlight ascenss have boen pop
uiar this week.
Arrivals at the Mount Washington
Hotel include T. ". Weeks OF Cornwall
on Hudson with Clarence IT. Wandell OF
Rye, Mr.. and Mrs. Donaldson Brown OF
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Es'ey OF
Brattleboro. VT; Mr.. and Mrs. Randell
Morgan OF Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs.
Newcomb Cleveland OF Scarsdale, Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Salisbury OF winning
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Lewis and James
w. Lewis. Jr., OF Providence. Mr. and
Irs. T.. u. Shelton OF Montreal. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. II. Behrens Of Wheeling and Mr..
and Mrs. K. Il. Bright and Mr. and Mrs.
a. ]. Bruen of New York
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
ANNUAL FLOWER SHOW
AT RIDCEFlELD, CONN.
Garden Clubs Exhibition Held
In ToUn Hall.

Special Despatch to THE NEw YoBK HERALD
RipcEFrELD Conn.,, Sept. 16.--One of
the most ucccssful of the annual au-
trmn exhibits of the Ridgefield Garden
Club was that just held in the Town
Hall. the Interior Of which had been
made attractive by a grove of cedars
surrounding flowing fountain. The
grounds OF the Town Hail are being
permanently improved by the Garden
Club. which Is an old Ridgefield insti-
tuition, actual work In n garden being
a requisite of membership
Among the winners OF sweepstake
prizes were Mines. Arthur Fraser
George Gardiner. John A. Mitchell and
Wallace Jones. Mrs. Bunker and Miss
Ann Richardson. Other prizes and
awards were won by Mines. II. Ogden
Chisolm. c. c. Overtcn. a. Barton Hep
burn, Anson Phelps Stokes. George Shell
ton, Anson Moran. III. L. Thomas. Ster-
ling Foote, Jonathan Eulkeley, George
+. Ingcrsol,. Charles Morse and Ransom
Hooiser, the Misses Maynard. Miss
Frances Olmstead and Miss Ellen Stone.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
CONCERTS IN BERKsHIRES.
Miss Tuckerman and Mrs. Osborne
EEtertain In Homes.


EEtertain In Homes.
Special Dcspateh to THE New Yonr HrrAup.
LESox. Mass. Sept. 16.--Two musical
entertainments engaged the attention of
Stockhridge society to-day Mr.. Boris
Sasiawsky. Russian barytone. gave a re-
cital this afternoon at the villa of Miss
Mabel Tuckerman. Tea was served after
ward by Mrs. George Draper and Mrs
Arthur w. Swami. This evening Miss
Ruth Deyo gave her second In n series
OF piano recita's at the Stockbridge
homo of Mrs. Loyal Allan Osborne.
Arrivals at the Curtis Hotel to-day
include Mrs. George G. Frelinghuysen.
Miss Matilda II. Frelinehuysen of Nor
ristown, N. J.. Mrs. G. Wickliff Yulee Of
Tuxedo and Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. Coles
Tappan OF New York. Mrs. William l..
Dayton. who was there with Mrs. Moses
Taylor Pync, has gone on to Cccpcr--
town. n. Y.
Col. sherwood a. Cheney. u. s. A..
and Mrs. Cheney. who were married In
StoclIhriige last Saturday. are spsDding
their honeymoon ct the old home Of her
father, Mr.. Frederic Adrian Delano, at
Newburgi, n. y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Payson Merrill Of New
York are at Heaton Hall. In Stockbridge
COL S. Fl. Wolfe, u. s. A.. and family
of Washington arrived there To-day
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White are spend-
Ing a few days with Mr.. and Mrs Win
throp Rutherfurd at Eutherfurd House.
A'lamuchy. y. ].
Mrs. Stephen C. Millett. Miss Mary
G. Millett and Mrs. Robert Mckelvey of
New York are at the AspnwaI,7 Hotel.
N.
Mr.. ard Mrs. John Munroe of Tuxedo
are spending week with his aunt. Miss
Adele Kneeland, ut Fairhsven. IN Lenox.
Mr.. and Mrs. william =. Dillon OF
New York have closed their house In
Pittsf!cld and are at the Mapiewo ood.
Mrs. Edward Hickman Gheen. widow
of Rear Admiral Ghoen. and Miss Flor
ence Gheen Of Washington arrived at
the Manlewood to-day.
Miss Marion and Miss Eleanor Hague
are back from Europe and are occupying
their cottage on Yale Hill. In Stock
bridge.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
MISS BARBARA HoYT ENGAGED.

Announcement has been made by Mr..
and Mrs. James King Hoyt of 40 Park
avenue and Rebuff. Sound Beach. Conn.
Of the engagement OF their daughter.
Mics barbara Hoyt. TO Mr.. Frederic
Worrall Ecker. Miss Hoyt was grad
uated from tho Dana Hail School ana
made her debut In society several years
ago. During tho war she aerved as n
nurses aid In the Red Cross. She Is a
sister of Mr.. ]. King Hoyt, Jr.
MIR. Ecker is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Hudson Ecker of 555 parl,
avenue and Greenwich, Conn, and was
graduated from Harvard In 1918. lie
then entered the service and had a dis
tingulshed career in the war. Ho wen.
overseas with the american Expdition-
ary Forces as a Lieutenant with tho
li5th Infantry and received the Dis
tinaulshcd Service Medal ard the Croix
do GuerTa.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
| ShJ. F. to
Be Among Voyagers
on Celtic To-day
American Business Men and
H0meward Bound English
men Also Passengers.

AElarican business men with missions
ing home after extended visits in the
United States and Canada win be about
equally represented to-day among the
passengers sailing on board the Celtic
of the White Star Line. Among the
American is Milton Diamond. who goes
abroad ,c arrange for the appearance In
this country OF Or. Richard Strauss, the
composer, In series OF concerts In
November and December in the Metro
politan Opera House.
The Ccltic's passengers will include Sir
John Foster Fraser. who has just ended
a lecture tour of the United States; sir
William Pope. professor OF chemistry at
Cambridge University; Frank Dilnot,
English author and journalist: J. J. Nc
Carthy, general manager for u. w.
Griffith and associated with the United
Artists and Educational Film Corpora
lions; John Larkin OF Harper's Naga-
sine James NJ. Hill. American Vice.
Consu! at Kingston. Ont: George Il. Fat
sey, we'll known among yachtsnen as a
sail maker; c. II. Herring, assistant d.
ltSspA VI liib OK II oFeisn ana
Domestic Commerce Mr.. and Mrs. HUI
bert ID. Bassett and Mrs. w. II. Davidge
OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick ID. Monfort
or ll6 Riverside Drive will start for
Europe next Saturday accompanied By
their daughter. Miss Claire Edgerson
Monfort, with the intention of remain
ms abroad year. They will pass
the coming winter In Naples and Rome.
Several farewell dinnera have been
given for them. Last Tuesday night
Mrs. Dorothy Francis gave a party for
them at the New York Athletic Club
at Travers Island and for Thursday
night Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Fitzpatrick
and Mr.. John Van Boslserck arranged
O dinner for them at the Columbia Yacht
Club.
Mrs. Henry T. Scott is returning from
Europe by the Baltic and will be at the
Rstz-Carlton for a week before going
to her home in Burlingame, Cal.
Mrs. Frederic CrowninshIeld, who now
Is In Lenox. will sail for Rome on No
vember g.
Gutia Cas!ni. Russian ce,list, Is a pas
senger on board the Noordam due to-
day. He Will be heard In concerts dur
Ing the coming season
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Sisson OF Mont
ciair. y. j., yesterday announced the
engagement OF their daughter. Miss Mil
dred Georgina Sisson, to Mr. David
Rhodes Sparks. SON OF Mr.. Charles
Fletcher Sparks OF st. Louis, Mo. Miss
S'sson made her debut in Washington
during the war. At the time she was q
member OF the Red Cross Ambulance
corps there. Mr.. Sparks served with the
Morgan-Harjes Ambulance Unit IN
Trance until the United States entered
the war. lie then returned 10 this
country and entered the officers train
ing school ut Camp Taylor. lie was
graduated from Harvard last year.
Mra. Graham Spencer OF PHILADELPHIA
end Bermuda has announced the en-
gageniont Of her daughter. Miss Anne
Howard Srencnr. and Mr.. Lewis Edward
Shaw, son Of Mrs. Charles Clifford Shaw
OF Boston. Mr.. Shaw IL member OF the
firm OF Vctch. Shaw 4 Rsmsen of New
York. During the war he served over
seas as Captain in Col. Haywards
Fifteenth New York Infantry and Is at
present an officer in Squadron A. with
which he served on the Mexican border.
Mrs. Spencer lis now In Bermuda, Miss
Spencer has been living with her aunt.
Mrs. #. Hudson Rich. of the Gladstone.
Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthias Plum OF II
Jt'ncoln Park, Newark. NJ. j.. and Brook
side Farm. EIberon. NJ. j.. have an
nourced the engagement Of their daugh-
tor. Miss Nary C,addis Plum. 10 Mr..
Lars sellstedt Potter. son OF Mrs. Frank
IL. Potter OF Buffalo
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Rootn1an Kirrber
OF Chicago, formerly of New York, have
announced the engagement OF their
youngest daughter. Miss Dorothy Gu
mere 10 Albert Alston Goessling. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert IT, Gocssing OF
Bronxville. ". Y.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
MARRIED AGAIN, HE
CANNOT PAY ALENONY'
Broker Pleads Business De-
preston in Seeking Reduction

William s'pecht, broker. with offices
In Wall street, applied to Justice Nor
schauser in White Plains yesterday for
a reduction in the amount of alimony
which he has been paying to Mrs. Ger
trude Specht for the maintenance and
education of their four children. lie de-
clared he had remarked and that on
account Of the business depression his
income Is not sufficient to continue pay
ing the alimony agreed upon.
The spechts were divorced IN 1870. but
before that they had made a separation
agreement whereby spocht turned over
10 Mrs Specht property worth si3o go
and agreed to pay her 5000 a month.
Her counsel said yesterday he owed her
now $l,soJ back alinony. Justice Nor
schauser directed that the broker ap-
pear in court next week to testify re-
garding his income.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
Newport Society
Welcomes Famous
Yacht America
Old Craft Stops in Harbor on
Her Way From Providence
to Annapolis.

EEeoicl Despatch to THE NEw YoR1 HExatn.
NEWPORT, r. l.. Sept. 16.--Society
gathered in large numbers at the Art
association this evening TO listen to a
lecture by DR.. Alexander Hamilton Rice
the proceeds of which went to tic Trim
ity Church parish house building fund.
DR.. Rice chose as his subject "I,4e ORR
noco and Amazon Regions" OF which
he has been recent explorer.
The patronesses were Mines. Wander
bilt. Henry Barton Jacobs. 7. Suffern
Taller. Theodore Kane Gibbs. Edison
Bradley. Gibson Fahnestock. William c.
EIstice, Marsden ]. Perry. Stuart Dun
can. George Henry Warren. Hugh ID.
Auchincloss. Richard Canbrill. Fred
erick Pearson. Charles L. r. Robinson
and Alexander Hamilton Rice.
Also Miss Ida Mason. Miss Ellen F..
Mason, Nine. George Gordon King. Hugh
L. Willoughby, w. w. Tonpkins, James
Griswold Wentz. William Il. Clyn.
George S. Scott. James Lenox Banks,
Jr.. Edwin y. Morgan, Joseph +. Stone.
Douglas Il. Dismukes. William Z. R'ves,
Paul Fitz Stnons and Miss Lucille Il.
Edgar.
A nurnoer of colonists to-day in
spec.ed tie famous schooner yacht
America, which arrived at noon from
Providence on her way to Annapolis
grd was moored alongside Sulivan's
pier. Mrs. Charles Moran and her
daughter, Miss Helen Moran, were the
first women to board the craft, which
afterward was thronged with visitors.
A luncheon was served on board the
scout patrol boat which towed the
yacht in. and among those present were
Rear Admirals Ashley II. Robertson and
Frederick w. Bassett, Congressman
Clark BurdicS, Mayor Jermiah p. Ma
honey. and Messrs. Charles Moran and
Woodbury. Blair. A salute was fired
by tho Newport Artillery at ! o'clock
and flags decorated the city, While in
the harbor all yachts dressed ship.
Mrs. George Henry Warren gave q
luncheon to-day at Seafelds and to-
morrow evening dinners viii be given by
Mrs. Edison Bradley and Mrs. Walter
S. Andrews.
Capt. and Mrs. Hugh L. Willoughhy
closed the Chalet to-day and went TO
Philadelphia.
There was much life at the Casino
this morning and among those playing
tennis We're the Countess Szeehenyi and
Mr.. Lloyd Warren against Mrs. George
Il. Widener and Mr.. w. FitZhugh White
house. Other players were Mr.. Francis
Roche, Mr.. Williams Burden and sew
eral OF the younger set.
Among those registering ar the Casino
were Miss Natalie S. Jourdan, who is
with Miss Violet Tangeman Mrs. Beach
fro mNew York. who Is with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence W. Dolan, end Mrs
William L. Hardness. who is at the Hill
Top Inn.
Rear Admiral William 3. Caperton,
y, $. ~. retired, arrived to-day after
an extended visit in Tennessee and is
with Mrs. Caperton and Miss Mar
grerite Caperton.
The Baroness Won Ketteler has ar
rived and Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Cass Ledyard at Sunset Ridge.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs. William T. Hild,up. who has
been seriously Ill since the death Of Mr..
Hlldrup n year ago. Is In better health
and las como from kerhonkson. ~. Y,
10 the So. Regis Hotel. where she former
ly lived.
Mrs. r. Stanhope Philips OF So East
Thirty-eighth street, New York and
Santa Barbara, Cal. IL spending a few
days at Briarcliff Lodge. Briarcliff
Manor
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Marshall Mil
ford OF Fort Myers. Fra., who are at the
Commodore, win star for Jacksonville,
Fla, to-day. sfr. Milford is editor and
publisher OF the Fort Myers. Fla. Press.
Among New York residents registered
at the Highland Inn, Algonquin Park,
Ont, are Mr.. and Mrs. J. !. Clarke. MIR.
and Mrs. W. l.. Sanders and Mr.. and
Mrs J. A. Zimmerman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold rIackctt and
Miss Helen Hsckett of 3a6 West i0sth
street are at the Ambassador Hotel.
Mr.. Van Lear Black and his children
have come from Baltimore TO the Van
derbii,, where Mr.. and Mrs Thomas B.
NcAdams of Richmond. Va. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. s.. Dana OF Charleston. w. Va. I;
Mr.. and alrs Heywsrd y. Boyce OF
Baltimore. Mr.. aud Mrs Walter /. john
son OF Srookline. Mass,; Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. s. TreGlaiue OF I'nftalo and Mrs. w.
w. Galbraith OF Washington. u, c.,
also are stop?ing.
Miss Lorsnia c. Beckwith OF Provi-
dence Is az the Hotel Astor.
Mrs william A. Stoops. wife Of Lieu
terant-Comynander Stoops, L. $. N. has
returned from years stay In tho Pan
anna Canal Zone and IL at tho Hotel
Astor, where she viii be joined b. the
commander In few days.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
LOVE TRIANGLE LEAVES
COURT SMILING IN TAXI
Robin Withdra,Ds Theft Accu-
sation Against His Wife.

Marcel Robin OF Montreal his wife,
Anna. and his friend. Monte de Leseps.
with whom Mrs. Robin eloped to New
York, settled their triangular affair out
of court yesterday. Robin dropped the
charge that Madame had stolen $1,000
worth of silverwarc and jewelry. and
Magistrate Corrigan in Yorkville Court
dismissed the complaint.
II shall put Madame into a taxi and
whisk her ofs 10 Montreal" said Robin.
Then, perhaps ! shall take her to
France and leave her in the custody of
her parents. II she behaves, shall
take her back again. Robin shrugged
his shoulders--"I do not know"
Monsieur walked out OF the court
alone. Fifteen feet behind him was
Madame and Ave behind her was de
Leseps. Outside they met and talked
volubly In French and presently. all
smiling. they entered a cab and drove
away.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
WILLS FISH RODS, GUNS
AND BOOZE TO HIS WIFE
9. B. Cleveland Divides $780,
900 Estate, Giving Her Half.

Srecidl Despatch 10 TIE NEW YoRK HERALD
CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-"I also give to
my wife all my personal belongings.
such as fishing tackle. guns, booze and
wearing apparel. with the suggestion to
her that I have brothers. nephews and
grandsons who are fond OF wearing good
clothes, of hunting and the rest"
With this vein Of humor and convivi-
ality Charles y. Cleveland tempered
hls VIII, fled In the Probate Court to-
day. dividing between his daughter and
his wife an estate worth nearly $780, 900,
and incidents Nv scoring his son-in-law
with language seldom, used.
Cleveland's widow. Mrs. Frances
Cleveland Of Evanston. was considerably
the junior of her husband. She was a
school chum OF his daughter by a pre-
vious marriage.