New Britain herald., 1926-03-09
Kresge and Wife Latest to Agree Upon Second Honeymoon" Following Action of Several Other Prominent People.

New York, March 9 P>--'ro kiss and make up with benefit of judge and newspaper is becoming q popu- lar dcnoucmant of many of the bitterly fought divorce and scparu- ton suits which have been holding public attention lately.
 Couples who have carried their matrimonial over-the- e-broakfast.ta bickerings into the courts and who have hurled the lie and charges Of infidelity at each other in staring headlines from coast 10 coast. arc now enjoying that Indian summer of loy"--"the second honeymoon"
 krcsge and Wife,
 The latest couple which may climb toward reconciliation from he depths Of domestic infelicity are se- bastlan '. Krnsec, tcn-ccnt store owner and Mrs, Doris Mercer Krosgo, whose matrimonial difficulties, as they involve the question of stocks and bonds, are no" before tho su- prome court of New York. The trial was suddenly adjourned yes torday, the couple conferred with the justice and Mrs. Krosges counsel said they later went uptown in search Of the pastor of their church.
 Smiling in the background, were the justice who was as interested incffecting reconciliatidns as in de- ctdtng points at law. and Mrs. Kresge's attorney, who aided her in bringing the action, but is now hop ing that all will end happily.
 James and Tiff.
 Tn Paris, with their heads together presumably over the newer psycho- logical theories of Jung and Freud, are James A. StillmaN and Eff" Stillman trying 'to find themselves again for "tho sake of the children" |" Tive years ago they were launched upon a campaign of charges and charges which long held newspaper prominence,
 Last week the suit of Mrs, Still man for divorce which followed her husbands unsuccessful attempt, was WithdraWn, ending the litigation.
 Lord and Lady Craven
 On the pleasant shores of Bermu- da, Lord and Lady Craven are pro longing q "Second honeymoon, after D tcmpcstuous matrimonial course that touched the shores of three continents, spent itself in two di- ttrce suits in England, and had |, final backflrc that recently sent sparks flying between Ellis Island nnd the labor department over the question of what constituted moral .0rpitude," Countess Cathcart, the 'Guse of it all, has won the right tc enter this country.
 While supreme court jury de, { liberated whether 10 grant her a il, yorce recently, Mrs. William KeVit' Manton met her actor husband ir conference with Justice Wasser- ogel, and took the matter out of the iury's hands. Marjorie Rambeau who was named by Mrs. Manton as correspondent, is Overwhelmed with happiness" that she has been clear "d. and wishes the couple blessed happiness in the future.
 Now The 1'inneys
 < variation OH the theme is being played hy the Tinneys-Trank of musical comedy fame. and Mrs Edna Davenport Tinncy of vaude, vile. The domestic trials of the Tlnnrys, which reached the news. papers when Frank was arrested or q charge of beating Imogene Wilson then of the lFollies, finally ended ir T divorce for Mrs. rinnoy. But i came after the Tinnoys had eater tlOe turkey of reconciliation or Thanksrlying and had announcoC tbat they would probably appear or thn stage together. and were th' , best of friends.
 1 Heres a Failure
 But tho "g"cond honeymoon idn5 1 ioosn't always work o''', Robert l} Dula, Jr. son of q former rir" president of th" American Tohacc' cojnpony. and Mrs, j;Isie 11inmal DUIa. paused during her suit fo separation last week to confer Titl Justice TrnslS&u"r Thon wh"l .'-oryt hing began to look rosy, n 20 tiations were broken oft and th' separation was granted ycs,crday,
 Eumor of a reconciliation of NH ton I. Erdlorg, whose shirts tiutier d in tho brcezes of Park aycnu