Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-11-21
TELLS OF VISIT TO CAFE

In another letter, she wrote, well
sweetheart, how did you get home
after such Wild excitement with me.
But l love, Leonard, to be with you
day and night, but I feel terrible
lonesome for you, when I do not see
you"
Justice Mills asked him what the
wild excitement" was.
IT believe that was an evening
that Alice and I and Carl and some
one named Fatie Walton went to a
cafe" said Rhinelander! 1--WE had
several drinks and we began feeling
rather risky and Carl told us we
would have to take A,ice's friend
home.
Later he gave her his picture as
She asked in one of the letters. He
was frequently alone with her, he
said, but was never intimate with
her until November 90, when they
went to New York to go to- the
theatre.
Glow did you happen to- go to the
Marie Antoinette Hotel?" asked
Judge Mills.
GIVE were on our way to the
theatre, motoring in, and Alice told
me she anticipated staying at the
Marie Antoinette that night. ~
Nothing had been said up to that
time about staying at the hotel?'
"No."
''You were planning to take her
back homer"
Yes
"What happened them"
Il asked her if | might accompany
her" he said, having considerable
d fficulty tn the word, accom-
pany"
what did She say to that?"
''She refused at first put a1ter
some persuasion she agreed to e..
Glow much time was persuaded In
persuading herr" asked Judge Mills.
about twenty minutes"
REGISTER AS THE SMITHS.
They went to the hotel and regis
tered as Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith
Of Rye, and then went to the theatre
Then they returned to the hotel.
"Was it room with or without
a bath?''
with BATH"
"Ore room?"
Eyes"
How long dsd you remain in thai
rcom'"
about week." sad young
Rb:nelander, unmoved.
He then went into details OF theil
stay, and said that the only time III
left was to go to his fathers home
for dinner on Christmas evening
The following January they went Il
the hotel again and. this tine stayet
two weeks, registering under thu
same name, After this adventure 1T
did not 90 back to The Orchard
where he was undergoing treatmen
For stammering, because a Mr. Bow
: ere a lawyer and friend Of his fathe
come to the Mare Antoinette ant
, took him away He stayed at tn
o Belmont three days and then wen
to Atlantic City with man obtained
Y by Mr.. Bowers.
Did you hear from Alice VIII
!, yO" were there! asked Juuse Nh Is
- Ives l got telegram that sh
, was very ILL.," he SAID, and, added tina
! he name back to New York an
went to see her. Then he went L
wesNi~gton' and later started On tn
SEQ trip. That was as far as he go
Wien Justice Morschauswer adjourn
. cd court for the day.
: SEQUEL TO SEPARATION.
:, ~ 1t was shown during the exam
Il nation of Joseph ]. Strong, secretar
@ TO Snnreme Court Justice FaWcet
Il that Rhine'ander, shortly after hi
v separation from his wife. was take
bv Strong to the latter's Summe
- home at Ballrose L. l., and KEEL
there for nearly two months Stron
q said that he had received $1,000 &c
his services from the Rhinelandel
so far, and expected $3.50 more
He served the summons and COZ
paint On Mrs. Rh'neander when TT
Is suit for annulment was brought an
d got rather mixed UP to how the COZ
I. plant was signed. He finally sa
!; ,voe cionad nv Rhinelander on ThQnF