Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1929, Page 38

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1929." LOVE MATCH ENDS N RAD ON OO Wife Traps Lucian Williams,, Former Tennis Champion, i With Another Woman. By the Associated Press CHICAGO, April 30—The matri- monial doubles of Lucian E. Williams, former intercollegiate tennis champion, and his wife, the former Catherine Hungerford Crowley of Détroit, had ceased today, her mother said, to b: a SALMON MEMORIAL TO AID PSYCHIATRY ESTABLISHED Series of Lectures for Advancement | of Mental Hygiene to Be Given in U. 8. Cities. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, April 30.—Announce- | ment was made yesterday of the estab- | lishment of the Thomas William Salmon Memorial to provide for a series of lec- tures, to be given in various cities of the United States, for the advancement of psychiatry and mental hygiene. The memorial, established in honor of the late Dr. Thomas W. Salmon, former professor of psychiatry at Co- lumbia University, will be administered by the New York Academy of Medicine and its initial fund is $100,000, contrib- uted by his friends and associates. George W. Wickersham, former At- l Convention Delegate. “love match.” Williams awaited a hearing on a charge resulting from an by a private detective em- e of eight months. erday in a Gold Coast with Miss Alice Krueger, a hairdresser. Mrs. Williams was reported too ill to discuss the affair, but her mother, Mrs. W. C. Crowley, related the cir- cumstances leading to her son-in-law’s | arrest. Williams and Miss Crowley, daughter of a wealthy Detroit merchant, met two years ago at a Saddle and Cycle Club ball, Mrs. Crowley said. Miss Crowley was 18 years old—“awtfully young fer a serious affair, but she seemed to know her own mind,” her mother explained. “Lucian seemed to be a likely {oung chap, handsome, ath- letic and from a good family, so it seemed a promising match.” Their wedding took place last August in New York. Two months ago Mrs. Williams com- plained to her mother that she was being mistreated by the former Yale athlete and a separation followed. A series of anonymous telephone calls concerning her husband prompted Mrs. ‘Williams to employ a detective, her mother said, resulting in yesterday's raid. statuto) inves M | LOCAL 8 LONG DISTANCE MOVING | AGENTS ALLIED VAN LINES o0 MISS MARGIE MALONEY, President of Iota Chapter, chesen to represent Iota at the annual conven- tion of Delta Phi Simga Sorority, Inc., in New York City, May 3, 4 and 8. Miss Margaret Arrington is speaker of Yota Chapter at the convention. 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