The evening world. Newspaper, May 20, 1911, Page 1

_ MAYOR'S DAUGHTER SECRETLY MARRIED Tie —— PRICE ONE CENT, MRS. AVA W. ASTOR GETS PUBLIC SNUB FROM QUEEN MARY Drop of Eyelids Only Recog- nition of Her Bow as They Pass in Hyde Park. Covsrieht, 1911, by The Prose Publi . (Ths New York World ASTOR’S FORMER » WIFE! SNUBBED IN PUBLIC BV E NGLISH QUEEN. ~—ONEIN UNIFORM August B. Woods Turns Up To-day Still Wearing His Blue ¢ 20at ON CROWDED DRIVE. AND SHAKY IN HIS GAIT. American Woman Had Saluted While Seated in Her Auto, Halied for Royalty. Tells Precinct Commander He Has Been Looking for His Station House. LONDON, loses no opportunity to let écan women here know May %—Queen Mary If one me Amer might be wh est task to hart not enjoy favor ‘ fsa d eae King Edward an AvGuése Albewndral bes e might stowed on them. lest task or po “ Circulation Books Open to All.” __NEW “YORK, SATURDAY, MAY 20, ~ AWEEK FOR LOST When Mrs. Ava W & assigned W Aivinn the 1 Meeman tn full uniform, in the iving throug Bu ceman in fu is ier mn alors * y | Me wha ened t F August B. Woods this reply might be | rolman Aug hed te net. On last | | a he went out on post & . \ ite irned at 2 o'clock | iw Monday g in from expeditions feats of his usual yusly large; | Messenger Sent for Him, perhaps nn size ne fact that A eturned at she was i tomobile. Her cress was ¢ foot to allow Mme freer mo a if ~ AVA Reclining as in her auto- .*- WILLING mobile, Mrs. A ted a start- a ASTOR, ling but fascinat was attired in @ - WHOOPING COUGH The Qu Het sent cashino Kis as gray sleev y-tive eclted that Pa- Mrs Lady & coming : TON OF Ic CE UNDER TAFT KEEPS HIM SMILING. | Young Mother’s Mind Weak- ened by Ailment She Suf- == LEAPRVESTORES = ES Cee nies ‘i imen John Ther M 1 fered With Her Baby, dea iinacine WASHING »N Va m, os i A who 1 Ta rm j # Then He Got Back. c fo) that is how Patrolman " fr Taft w “Greatest Quantity— Finest Quality.” A.M 1 foM May 1 ' s V « applled ' i \ i Wo guilt So of Ww 1 Pat BOW nig ” emen ca f 1 y ql niform pena Th opportunities ' v1 a f f N her Sunday World Ads. See ie wetbulants spital, He said ad not one chance in wo a Ba parcel chack: ye ie cal sn “Taxirap station. checks and money order "4 Bring Monday Answers : | hundred to Live, He'd Weapon Than His Fist on His poe SS YEAROTHELD DENESKNNG. * ESO Scorn to CoP was LOSTED Use Other Eleven-Year-Old Coquette. andy Desdemona cane | | | 1911. 120 PAGES WonesT, in A POLcEMAN ny CAN'T ‘You _s my ree ta) TRYING To ESTABLISH HIS IDENTITY OIL MILLIONAIRE SAYS SON'S WIFE Suit That Actress Wanted $25,000 a Year. Newnt Tudae Morrseha Millis rr 1 eT n Ned tot n 19 ae Millionaire en the Stand. rir ‘Some Amusing Incidents it in ‘the 0, 000 CoPs HUNT Wanderings in the City ofa Lost Cop ( onaire ne night et said t | wixt . al nin after At ¢ fatalities or the Continued on Second Page) resulting from the HE FINALIN : “CAME B WHY DIONT THEY USE THE Povick DOGS fo, Find WM? ts belr HApr he United ind hie wife ng DEMANDED BIG SUM HEINZE IS SUED Piers Testifies in Annulment ‘BY CHAUFFEUR FOR Ve Ee eee $0,000 DAMAGES 3 Taxi Driver Declares Copper | nersons in Assaulted After Diner at Claremont, te Augustus Heinze, the mi 0 aie ation, ACK Him WEATHER—Showers To-Night or Sanday. = == PRICE ONE CENT ELDEST GAYNOR GIRL'S ELOPEMENT THIRD IN ~ FAMILY OF THE MAYOR ‘Miss Gertrude Follows Example of | Brother and Younger Sister by | Going to Wilmington, Del., | for the Ceremony. 'HUSBAND MORGAN CLERK | AND A SON OF DR. WEBB. Couple Out Autoing Early To-Day | and May Go to St. James for Paternal Blessing. Willlam Seward Webb jr, and his} not even wait to bid his sister, Mrs. bride, Gertrude Gaynor Webb, daugh-| Pulltzer, good morning, so eager was ter of the Mayor and the third of his'he to take his bride out for a ride. children to elope, spin from the home of Mr. and Mrs. they enty-third street, where afternoon. “MUSIC MASTER,” STARVING, ENDS UFE WITH GAS: perous Instructor in Brook- lyn, Lost All His ei ta: up with the birds to-day and out on a long motor jRalph Patitzer at No. 7 Rast Sev- had spent the night following thelr mare! shortly after the-waddine- in Wil- riage in Wilmington, Del., yesterday | mington, and St is belleved Dr, Will- The bridal pair returned to the | Pulitzer home for breakfast and later went out for another motor |trip with Mrs, Pulitzer. Mrs. Webb telephoned her father |fam Seward Webb, father of the The happy young brides room ala | bridegroom, got the news in Chicago ~/about the same time. Dr. Webb is |said to be on his way here from Chi- |cago now. If his son didn't telegraph or’ telephone him he couldn't have |fatled to read the news in the morn- jing papers wherever he was | n to Mateh. the Gaynor y objections to the and it that d long been known to vung people had But | the y re it was a surprise her home and oth the May- >» wed | annow und I a year or so, » had advised a walt of vs William is on years of age. in the coupon 1g house of e married at the Pirgt ‘hureh in’ Wilmingtan, performed by the ander sims r the ceremony the to New York and were Pus m Yale Stonecifer, who united was sworn to arrangements had tie arrival of the met them at the to the office where Miss Gaynor © years of age. pers had been te party went om ame known Mr, tted he with Mise Edita engaged the mine remarked Followed Sister's Example, of Hdlth and myselt set a good example to | Mr. Vingu Ju) G family This afternoon n nd W. Seward Webb jr, were »w 1 er me introduce t the party, now a . Walked » principad there Watson's drug ivanta Raitiroad they Were just in téme station, where | | | {