The Washington herald., 1922-11-19
SISTER Is
TO OBTAIN
100000
Mrs. Josephine Kryl
White, Is Vexed Be-
cause Her Father
Still With h Of d s
Funds and Forgive
ness.
BOSTON, Nov. IS.
OSE HIN KRYL
WHITE, the girl who
threw. aside 100000

WHITE, the girl who
81 threw aside 100000
to marry the man of her
choice, is beginning-just be-
ginning-to regret it!
Josephine, who is twenty
five years old and exception
ally attractive, was prom
ised the six-figure fortune
by her father, Bohumir Kryl,
the Chicago musical direc-
tor, on condition that she re-
main single until her thir-
tieth birthday.
The same offer was made
to her sister Marie, and both
= girls agreed. This was few
years ago when neither had
a sweetheart. Papa Kryl
made further condition thap
if either sister married, her
promised 100000 would re-
vert to the other.
MPETUQUs JOSEPHINE.
All went well until JOS
ephine, who is the younger
daughter by a year, met Paul
Taylor White, the young
Boston composer. 1t was in
Cincinnati that they met.
Josephine was studying the
violin under Ysaye and Paul
was following a general
musical course. They eloped
to his home in Boston. Papa
Kryl Indignantly cast off the
defiant Josephine and Marie,
who is to receive 100000,
smiled and said nothing.
The young bride arrived
in this city and established
q little home with her hus-
band in Brookline, declaring
the world we'll lost for love
and announcing that the am
bition of her life hencefOr-
ward was not a career, but
TWINS!
This was the first day of
the honeymoon in the little
love nest, where she blush
ingly proclaimed her happi-
ness and her desires, saying:
What l really want now
and all l really want is
babies, Oh, | do so hope
that | shall have twins.
POOH FOR 100000.
What do we care for the old
100000? We can get along with
out it. We are young. We are
happy. We are married-and we
are going to have children, I
hope. What more could ore ask?
Paul and i understand each
other. You see. We lie. four
years ago in Cincinnati, where I
was studying under that great
musician and darling old teacher.
Ysaye. Paul was studying with
hum, too. We fell in Oss almost
Immediately. and soon we we're
dreaming of a little love nest all
our own.
My father was furious. He
wanted me to go AMI be a great
violinist. He insisted that I
should have a career. He for
bade such thing as marriage.
He declared that neither Mario
nor / should over look At a man
except in company with others.
He refused to let a man in our
house.
WHEN LOVE LAUGHED.
But Paul and 1 saw a great
deal Of each other after that. lust
the same. Every winter he went
to Cincinnati from Boston. and I
went there from Chicago.
"A year ago We decided that it
was time that we should plan
our marriage. My father had
promised me that if l waited
until i was twenty-five before l
married I would get 100000.
That was his original agreement.
well. we waited. Paul and I.
until l was twenty-five. I thought
my father was sincere. But when
i was twenty-five the hundred
thousand did not come. Father
then said that he would give it to
me when I was thirty-if 1 was
still unmarried.
THE ELOPEMENT.
Il decided then that I would
wait no longer. Paul and / SET
Jure of his year as our wedding
da Bu; foolishly l left letter.
whore my father found them, and
he WIS furious We just had to
call III we I'd ng off.
IN decided on Septem.