New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 23, 1926, Page 5

Prominent New York Woman Elopes With Her Own Step-Father-In-Law Both Arrested in California For Violating Mann Act— Mrs. Burch Complains Mother-in-Law Would Not . Release Husband, Though Her Own Husband Was Willing to Grant Divorce. San Francisco, Nov. 23 (#—The |turned over all his property to his story of a love that not only laughs | wife. It was learned that Mrs. at locksmiths ‘but also pleads ignor- | Burch has been working here as a ance of the law was unfolded here today following the arrest of a spe- cially prominent New York couple, who, not being free to marry, eloped to California. They are charged with violating the Mann Act. . Their arrest yesterday ended a two months' search that extended from occa to ocean. The Woman in the Case The woman in the case is Mrs. Lyndon Walkup Burch, who a few vears ago, as "liss Isabelle Keyes, was a popular debutante at Hast- ings-on-Hudson, an exclusive suburb ot New York. Her lover is C Arlando Marson, an Italian 2 flcer during the World war. her step-father-in-law and the hus- band of Mrs. Grace Burch Walkup Marson, the only daughter of the late Rt. Rev. Charles Sumner Burch, department store clerk, supporting not only herself but Marson as well. | Marson is an engineer and said to | have been in the employ of the New York Edison company. He declar- ed he had been unable to find work |here. He was an aviator in the Italian army during the World War. Husband Is Satisfied New York, Nov. 2 (A—Lyndon Walkup Burch, whose wife was ar- rested in San Francisco after the elopment with his step-father, de- clares that he did not instigate the arrest. | “My love is cold,” he says, “so is my animosity. I have no desire for |revenge. If a man and woman love |each other so much they are willing to break up two homes and plunge s into disgrace, there is hishop of the Protestant Episcopal | diocese of New York. i United anyone can do about it.” States| Mrs. Grace Marson, ~mother of Commissioner Francis Krull, Cap-|Burch and wife of the man who ain Marson was held in default of |eloped with Burch's wife, replied 00 hond, while Mrs. Burch was [when told of the arrest: “Is that released on her own recognizance [so? Weil, I have nothing to say.” and subject to call by the govern- | Burch is 27 years old and is an ment as a material witness. |automobile salesman in Yonkers, Deflant of Soclety - Y. He and Mrs. Burch hava two Deflant of the opinions of socie raR s e i ol e v both Mrs. Burch and CAptain Ma 1= a0d & dutEhist o8 14 moding son defended their conduct in state- 6l s ments before Commissioner Krull, Al D dedies and also sl that they did not know | & (GG T, 4R R L icions as jLayeheduuiolatad 2 Hoderal law in |¢5 e hiding place of the elopers. R But “I never even asked the po- Captain Marson is the finest man | B4% “% TEVEr CHeh S8588 T8 POV in the world,” Mrs. Burch said. ; emD, : 2 love him. We want to ma gosiertin s Hrpeatcoderal ot other. My hushand would h e sented to a divorce, but my mother- e outs’ e consent-to pwvs'wis | MRS, BREWSTER NO. 1 il stk 1 s o | ATTACKING DIVORCE But I am ashamed of noth- | | Arraigned bef Left Two Children Claims In fleeing to California, Mrs. Burch left two small children in New she “hated to | »ut had expect- on would be only Magazine Beauty Ts Not 3 (A—The Mex- * tempora V. s When United States Commission- er Kull announced Marson would be held in jail for lack of bond Mrs. ty winner, Burch rushed into his arms and by his first wif Xi him affectionately. Other- Brewste e the arrests left her unflurried. | ep in a suit for conspiracy nt that led to the er Publica- worn out by Ire been attached for liss Palmer, beau- re now under fire Mrs. Eleanor V. first husband of Mrs Wa i sel sa ased upon the fact Both Mr 4 3 pany with Corliss Palmer, went to i > leav- |Mexico and that he there went York. h'!i(hruu::h the form of divorce pro- ing New Marson The Greatest New England Thankgsiving ° That You Can Buy Brewster's suit,” her coun- | Brewster, in com- | | not penetrate the flesh, and the nail | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, ceedings, although there existed no grounds which would be recognized in the courts of this state or coun- try, and fmmediately thereafter went through a form of marriage cere- mony with Corliss Palmer. The com- plajt charges that these steps were |taken as the result of conspiracy be- tween Mr. Brewster and Corliss Palmer to injure the marital sfatus of Mrs. Brewster. Mrs, Brewster is firmly determin- ed to make a’test of this case, to |find out whether any American wife |is at the mercy of a husband will- Ing to seek the services of the Mex- ican government, in pretending to | destroy lawful marriage tics made in this country.” > King George Takes No Free Tickets London, Nov. 23 (®—When King George gocs to the theater he pur- |chases tickets the same as any one |else. The king and queen, as well as the Prince of Wales and others |of the royal family, take great care not to put themselves under obliga- tion to any individual or organiza- ! tion. Since King George has been on the throne he has declined free seats at all kinds of entertainments. |The king and queen attend the the- |ater frequently, usually on recom- mendation from the Prince of Wales or the Princess Royal, the Kking's eldest sister. Princess Louise also s |very fond of the theater’ and _the {king has found her tastes much to Reservations for _the royal family are made by the Lord Chamberlain .through a booking | agency, a check going with the or- | der. | Some years ago a London theater | manager returned one of the checks But the check went | his liking. | sent for tickets. back to him again, in a hurry, along | with a sharp note that the king and queen did not care to be patronized under any circumstances. Marriage of Husband to ' | “Outgro” Is a harmless antiseptic { manufactured for }Howmer, anyoen can buy from the drug store a tiny bottle containing | directions. 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