The Washington herald., 1922-12-20
TILTED WIFE calls
c0RL|ss lu-DRED'
i .
Mrs. Brewster, In Lstter, Bares
Feelings Over Relations Of
Husband and Beauty.
sLIvED m HELL" she sAYs
sTreaoherous, Hard, Heart
less" Her Description Of
Girl Who Wrecked Home.
'LIvED IN HELL" SHE SAYS

less" Her Description OF
Girl Who Wrecked Home.
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who have sssn her lately tan NJ
that shs looks dissipatsd end tined.
All her emotions are bssinnins 10
show On her fAes."
Nrs. Eugene L. Drtwstsr. VIII Of
the wealthy puhliahsr she 4 suing
for separation. thus Described coriiss
Palmer. the aliuring Southern siri
who won her hushana. According "a
her story. coriiss sntsrsd her life Z
ysAr aso whsn the publishsr brought
the beauty peiss winner 70 his homs
10 train her Tor the picturss, sha
said.
HELPED OUT RiIaas.
Well, at that tims I knew moth
Ing about her. except that she
was badly brsd. and without
MANNER or education. but ] had
no idea Of what kind Of q girl she
was.
She began to get irritable and
lonely here, 20 he tet her to help
him cut films with him and said
Il would be q nice little way for
her to make some extra money.
That II what gave her the chance
10 work behind my back.
Along before Thanksgiving Of
last year my Guspicions became
aroused by the occasional indif-
ference Of Eugene. She always
had the nerve TO smils In my
fAcs and appear at her sase- She
had proven herself to b. a Willy
human snake. trsachsrous In
friendship, hard and heartlsss-
Imagine the nerve Of . giri
from nowhere to come into a beau.
dful society homo, and being Of
fered every means OF making Q
decent success, STOPPING % low
- to Try to angle for my hus-
band behind my back. But even
20. he has amazed all Of his
friends and associates by falling
for such . creature.
at UP half the night for nights
In the South writing him letters
and telling him that he could not
have her there. Returning home
there was Corliss, all dolled UP as
big a. life. No shame at al. Just
think! Wen, had been through
% much that Il was all could DO
to keep from losing my mind
LIVED N HELL"
Eugene told me in cold blood
and In spite ot my unhappiness
that his prssent ambition was to
make Palmer . great star and to
produce q great picture.
Hereafter. he informed me,
was to be his wife In name only,
and Palmer to Be his constant
companion. I was releeated and
invited to keep my own apart.
ment near the baby, while he ana
Palmer shut themselves up in his
apartments every night where
they made out they had work
to do. They played games to-
eether and went back and forth
to town in his car daily.
They ignored me as though I
did not exist.
/ lived in hell! Ny head
seemed on fire. my nerves shat
tered. until at times my very
fAUoltiee seemed numb, - though
my brain could not act. The
Thoughts that have rushed
my head at nights IN bed worked
me up to such a tension that
I would find myself clinching
my nails into the palms Of my
hands
Mrs. Brewster's startling descrip.
tion was expressed In q lengthy let.
ter, made public today. to q friend
In whom she wished to oonnds
her grief.
BITTER AGAINST BOTH.
Mrs. Brewster's letter reached
the summit of indignation in this
scathing, sweeping denunciation OF
the Girl and the publisher:
Every one sees through hes
same, but Eugene and she has
made a perfect fool of him. I am
terribly mortified to think Of hil
wilful wrong, neglect and outrage
Gus conduct to me, deserving his
home for such an ill-bred creature
as she IL.
How she has the nerve and q
tough enough skin to live % open.
" astonishes New York, as bad a
II 10. Eugene started out to re-
form the picture world and now
ends by embracing this life itself.
Oh! I have suffered for over q
year with q narrowed mind. preyed
upon by his evil doing. haunted by
nightmares and mental anguish
with the keenest. most terrible suf