The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-29
Indy AND HIS
BRIDE EVADE
ALL SEARCHERS
'Dragnet' Is Thrown Out for
Pair, but Whereabouts
Is Mystery.
RUM0R MILL IS FULL
Couple May Be in Maine,
Jersey. Long island, or
: on Yacht.

81 nited Press
NEW YORK. May 29.-All that
the world knew about the Charles
A. Lindberghs today was that the
couple was having a honeymoon in
the western hemisphere, probably
east of the Allegheny mountains
and north of the Mason-Dixon line.
Nobody who was willing to give
out information was even sure about
that. The only persons who might
be expected to know-the members
of the brides family-professed to
be as mystified as the press and
public.
Meanwhile, another crop of
rumors was harvested, yielding
much chaff and almost no grain.
Unverif1ed reports had it that the
flier and Mrs. Lindbergh, the
former Anne Spencer Morrow, might
be at any one of the following
places:
EngleVood, N. j., where they we're
married Monday and where they
we're reported to have gone shop
ping yesterday afternoon.
May Be on Way North
En- route TO North Haven, Me, to
spend their honeymoon at the Nor
row summer home. Plane, rail and
water we're mentioned as possible
methods of transportation.
aboard S. F. Guggenheim's yacht
Trillora.
Aboard ]. F Morgan's yacht Cor
sair
At a. Newark residential hotel.
At the Guggenheim estate, Sea
Cliff. L. L
At the F. Trubee Davidson estate,
Locust Valley, L. I.
Most Of the runors were investi-
gated without result, and the stu
alton became more complex when
Mrs. Morrow's secretary issued the
following statement at EngleWood
We have not the slightest idea
where Colonel and Mrs, Ltndbergh
have gone on their honeymoon
When they left the house here IN
Fuglewood, they departed without
telling us where they we're going.
And We are as much in the dark
as to where they are as is the pub
lie"
Plane Taken Out
Iindberghs Falcon biplane was
taken for three flights yesterday
but on none of them was the own
er at the controls. First the plane
| left Roosevelt field, few around for
a while and finally was brought
back to the field by William Cros-
well and Russell Brown Of the
CurtiSs Aeroplane Company.
Later, CroSWell and Brown took
the plane to the Curtiss airport at
Valley Stream. Long Island. There
Randy El1slow, a, friend of Lind
bergh. and Peter Stephenson, STU
dent pilot, took over the plane and
few it to Schenectady, N. Y.
The only definite piece of news
connected with the Wedding was the
filing at Englewood yesterday of
the marriage license. 1t was de-
posted with board of health Off
Gals by c. W. Hulst, attorney for
the Morrow family, and revealed
that application for the license was
made by Lindbergh at $50 .. m.
May II.
It was issued by John A. Manson
registrar, who went to the Morrow
home by special request.
Indy Is p
The license set forth that Lind
bergh was q years old, the son Of
Charles A and Evangeline Lanc
Lindbergh. His occupation vas Civ
en- as "aeronautical consultant'' enc
/ his home as St. Louis.
The bride was described as Anne
Spencer Morrow, %, daughter ot
Dwight W. and Elizebeth Cottel
| Morrow.
Elizabeth Morrow and Jay J. Nor
row, sister and uncle of the bride
signed as witnesses.