New Britain herald., 1926-10-06
LEAVES HUSBAND
 BUT NOT LUXURY
Peaches Browning Takes
 Jewels, Gar and ChaufeurS
GETS S200O STAGE OFFER
Denies Theatrical Ambitions, How ever 'fToo Much Mother in Law Cause of Rift, Browning's Lawyer Declares.

New York, Oct. $ C7-"Psaches" Browning. Cinderella bride" has parted from her elderly Prince Charming, but luxury continues to be hers.
 When the clock struck midnight on her six months honeymoon. an expensive, imported baby blue limousine, with first and second chauffeur. was the coach and four that took her somewhere in New Jersey. With her went thousands Of dollars worth of jewelry and clothing lavished on her by wealthy Edward Browning.
 Gets S2,Ooo Ofer
 Now she has an opportunity to make s2,0Q0 a week by raising the curtain on her seclusion and ap- bearing on q Chicago stage. Rufus Le Maire, producer of "Le Maire's Affairs says his New York agent has laid before Mrs. Catherine Heenan. mother Of the 16 year old Frances Heenan Browning. g con- tract which has some assurance Of being signed. He declares that the girl who preferred matrimony to high school last April signed $500 a week contract with him just before she changed her name.
 Mir. Browning claims that he does not know where his wife is. He also claims he has had no quar- rel with her and that their sep aration Is only temporary.
 Blames Mother-in-Law
 Francis Dale. Browning's friend and attorney, says:
 Too much mother-in-lav, that's the answer
 But they haven't agreed to dis agree, as reported. The disagreeing was all on one side. It's merely a temporary separation.
 Its a wise man who lets his wife go to his in-laws rather than have those in-laws come to him. There has always been a rift be- tween Mir. Browning and Mrs. Heenan. IL Is always so when an only child is concerned"
 And as for their mutual affec- ton, it is just as mutual and un- dying and full of flame and life and harmony. and everything. as ever," in Mir. Dale's opinion.
 Made Up Mind Suddenly
 A hairdresser in a beauty parIor next door to Browning's offices is convinced that whatever the req. son, the girls decision to leave her husband was made suddenly. While getting her hair marcelled Thurs day she told the hairdresser she was looking forward to a prospec- tive move into New York apart ment.
 Among the rumors circulated yesterday was one that there had been a quarrel over a s12.oo0 a year apartment on fashionable Park avenue which Browning re- fused to lease after its selection by 'Peaches.''
 Denies Stage Ambition
 The New York Herald-Tribune today quotes Mrs. Frances Peaches" Heenan Browning as de- nying that she has any stage am- bitions at present, and saying that she and her mother will go to Canada for a visit if they can >elude a dozen detectives said to have been employed by her wealthy hus- band to watch her.
 The paper says the girl bride eluded the detectives last night and came to the apartment of a friend in Manhattan from New Jersey.
 The stage?" said Mrs. Brown ing when questioned. My plans are to do nothing but seek a fine rest"
 Have you any comment to make on NIT. Browning's statement that he loves you better than Iife?"
 "Only this. He has often said the | same thing to me-"
 She refused to say whether she | intended to sue her husband for a separation.