Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 11, 1924, Page 5

& " FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1924. BROTHER. WILL MARRY SISTER AND IT'S OKEH They Learn of Adoption After Romance Is Near Climax. WHITTIER, Cal., July 10 (United Press).—'It seems as if I never y could love any man. well enough to marry him except Brother Frank!” Evaline’ Faulkner, 19, lithe, grace- ful, stood before her mother, Mrs. I Faulkner, looking at her out ot her big black eyes. Evaline Faulkner, transplanted Californian, has a way of saying things as though she means them. Also, she has a way of meaning things, she says. The odd statement was ma recent heartto-heart talk mother and @aughter about mar- riage. Mrs. Faulkner admitted that, used as she is’ to direct statements from her daughter, she was startled out of her se!f composure by this oné: “I don't honestly believe I could ever love a woman, well enough to marry her—unless it was Sister Eva- ne!" Frank julkner, 22, square of shoulder and jaw. looked down upon his father, J. C. Faulkner, trans- planted California rancher as he spoke. He is clear of eye—blue— eye and fair of hair. ‘The elder Faulkner “allowed” that his son’s statement was something of a solar plexus. ‘That night Mr. and Mrs. Faukner, father and mother, talked Jong into the darkness, after son and daughter had retired. . Then they went to an old trunk and took out some old documents. And now Mr. and Mrs. Faulkner and Evaline and Frank are journey- ing eastward clear to Rhode Island, where brother and sister are to be married: No, it isn't a scandal, It's just as natural as can be, real life affair, it is “stranger than fiction, It all hinges on those musty docu- ments that came out of the trunk. Some years after the Faulkners had been married they became greatly concerned by abscence of children. Finally their attention was drawn to a little waif who had been left par- entless—a boy of seven months. That was back in the thriving town of Pawtucket, R. I. Perhaps you never heard of Pawtucket, but you have heard of Providence, and Pawtucket is just close by—‘down the road a spell” as the New Eng- landers say. Well, there was a legal adoption and the baby boy became Frank Faulkner. Faulkner toov his family to the “range” in Northern Minne- sota, to try his luck among the iron mines. They lived a short time in Duluth and a longer time In Supe- rior, Wis., close to Duluth. Things went well in a financial way but the Faulkners did not lke the Idea of the boy being brought up an only child. Then there came to the ‘attention the actiyities of the State school at Faribault, Minn., an institution which plaes orphans in homes. ‘Through a* newspaper friend,’ Faulkner learned of a baby irl, which the State school had to sive away. Minnesota's adoption laws always have been rather rigid as a copy of a paper which Faulk- ner finally obtained from the dis- trict court in Duluth shows, But it Gave over to him and his wife the girl baby, after a period of, © six months probation spent by the baby in their home. Her name was legally changed to Evaline Faulk- ner and she and Frank Grew up to- gether as brother and sister never knowing until a few lays ago that they were not really so, nor that they were not the own children of their adopted parents, But neither cared much for the company of others of the opposite se; They were the most devote ere is the flag on the White House fying at half-mast in mem- ory of Calvin Coolidge, Jr. Flags on other government buildings remain- ed nda staff at the president's re- quest pair imaginable and finally © their jack of interest in other young peo- ple of the opposite sex became a subject. of serious consideration by thelr elders. And then came, in seperate state- ments, daughter to mother and ron to father when the young folks Were questioned, the amazing ad- missions that they cared too much for each other ever to marry. Thus far 1s one permittei to see into this interesting family affair. After that, one was only allowed to know that the musty adoption paper given by the state of Rhode Island and the musty adoption paper given by the state of Minnesota were own the young folks. and there was a moment or so of intense si- lence and that now— The “happiest quartet in the world” as the elder Faulkner put it, is journeying back to Rhode Island where Faulkner relatives. live, and there a‘brother and sister will marry. ’ Judge F. G. Swain) assured the Faulkners that; with proper proof of ldck of actual relationship estab- lished, no marriage clerk in the United States would refuse the young folks a license, Dress, Fad For Summer By HEDDA HOYT Fashion Editor of United Press (Written for United Press) - NEW* YORKy-July 11.—The,-up- turnedshat-briniis again being spon- sored by the millinery world. Women Fy. of the cloche ated. Among the ed up-turned brims are those that droop a bit at.one side, High crowns are daily growing more popular and squareness rather than roundness is being sponsored for hat crowns. White fox neckpieces are worn where the color scheme is black and white. . Small white felt hats usually accompany the white fox, which is worn mostly for sports occasions. often While Paris is sponsoring the glittering evening frock, New York- ers are favoring plain chiffons with very little ornamentation. Very arene Be sure it is vivid colors are used, among which yellow, red, burnt orange and bright green are noticeable, Matching the scarf and parasol is a new fdea which is very pretty. This is loveliest when both scarf and para- sol are white and are worn with a white frock. The ends of the scart are printed or batiked in brilliant colors and a wide border of corres- Ponding colors are printed on the white parasol. A lovely green foliage appliqued on one side of the bodice and a narrow rabout the hem of the frock of bright red. The white parasol] has a border of red roses pliqued and a bright red handle. The home-embroiderer could easily copy such a frock at Il cost. The newest slip-on sweater is 4 combination of the Tuxedo. and the former slip-on, for it is made with @ very deep V-shaped neckline which is finished with lapels. A vest of lace ig worn beneath this. Such a sweater is fashioned to give a more slender effect than the former slip- ‘on ‘model which was very apt to ac- centuate one's figur. ‘The half-sock is again being sold in the shops for summer wear. The latest models extend to the knee and are of the finest of weave. They come in the popular shades of nude, taupe, light gray, white and brown, and are finished at the top with a colored elastic garter which {s attached to the half-sock. Already women are worrying about the shadow-proof petticoat which the sheer gown mands. There are numerous wa; of making the pet- ticoat or costume slip shadowproof. There are the deep he! which ex- tend to the knees, double front pan- els and double rear panels, etc. The latest idea is the separate apron of lovely satin or heavy crepe, which is finished at the bottom with a lace flounce. 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