The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-12-12
RICH PUBLISHER QUITS
WIFE FOR MACON GIRL
MRS. ELEANOR BREWSTER
SUES HUSBAND IN NEW
YORK FOR SEPARATION.

NEW YORK. N. Y.-Declaring
that her husband, Eugene Y. Brew
ster. head Of the Brewster Pubhca-
tons. Inc, publishers OF motion pct
ure magazines, is infatuated with MISS
Corliss Palmer, a motion picture &C
tress from Macon, and that ne is now
living in the same house as MISS raj
mer near Morristown, n. j. MIS-
Eleanor V. Brewster has brought SUIT
for separation.
Mrs Brewster has filed with the
court a letter which she alleges was
written to her by Brewster, in which
he admits his infatuation for an un-
named woman, and declares he strug-
gled unsuccessfully to overcome the
attraction which he felt.
"Heartrending Struggle"
The letter in part is as follows
q think it is only fair and just to
YOU that you should know the exact
situation regardless of the result and
of the pain it might cause to every
BODY. | have been through a most
amazing experience during the last fif-
teen months, and an almost unbeliev-
able one
when another came into my life
| realized that it was anything but an
artistic enthusiasm that | had many
times expressed to YOU and when l
saw that it was becoming dangerous
| assure you that | fought it with all
my strength.
was bitter-for everybody concerned
and many the heartaches and tears
that it caused. | assure you that it was
an honest fight for both OF us-a fight
against something it seemed impossl-
bic to fight.
Il have tried to do justice to you,
but try as hard as | could nothing
could stop me-"
Lodged in Home.
Brewster is IS years old. His COM
Motion Picture Magazine" and THE
Motion Picture Classic
Mrs. Brewster is "a years old. She
to be worth $45 900
Mrs. Brewster says in her affidavit
that Miss Palmer was taken to the
Brewster home in Roslyn, by Brew
ster, was given separate rooms there
ana maintained llIClt ny DIC"SlCl'
Mrs. Brewster charges that Brew
ster and Miss Palmer now live in d
fifteen room mansion in Normandy
Park, near MorristoWn, n. J., and that
Brewster is ''lavishing money upon
her"
Brewster moved Miss Planners
mother. Mrs. Simmone, and children
from Macon. and they are also occu-
IL. n -.-.Jnn~a NJ
Simmone is married the second time
and she left her husband, who is
laborer employed by the city OF Ma
con, to come north to live with Brew
ster and her daughter.
Miss Palmer was formerly employ
ed as salesady at cigar and news
stand in Macon.
The acquaintance of Brewster and
Miss Palmer began when she won the
beauty prize offered by the publisher.
Mrs Brewster was reluctant to dis
cuss Corliss Palmer. OF her she said:
1T was Miss Palmer's ro1led-down
stockings and bare knees that first at
tracted Mr.. Brewster's attention. She
admitted that herself one day, when
with her stockings rolled down be-
low tilC NdINSS VI iiSl lOSo'
Bare Knees Bait.
Mrs. Brewster reported Miss Pal
mer as responding:
III it hadn't been for my bare
knees Mr.. Brewster would never have
noticed my face"
Mrs Brewster resumed:
1T is no wonder | had to order the
girl out OF my home Mr.. Brewster
had told me before | noticed it my
self that the girl was jealous OF me.
Miss Palmer has mis-stated my
relations with her. | never placed my
arms about her and Rugged her 1t
was Mr.. Brewster, not l, who over
rode the Judges in the beauty contest
and made them turn down Aileen Ray
in Miss Palmer's favor"
Everything about Mrs. Brewster
suggests the aristocrat. Her ances-
tors, she said, included two presidents
OF the United States, Martin Van Blu
rem and John Quincy Adams, while
one OF her colonial ancestors was re-