The evening world. Newspaper, July 18, 1912, Page 16

® | '. 4, is fetter wi ' “48 bates's vister had decited T NING WORLD, THURSDAY, SULY is, 191: ‘DREAM OF HEAVEN HE WOULDN'T WED —_—o—— Neither Did Rich Man Bite Bars With Pearly Teeth to Win Girl. SHE SUES FOR $50,000. Marriage Postponed Many Times Because His Mother | Objected, She Declares, Bractiy rrxty—count them, sixty— Wedent love letters, declares Miss Bernice H. Conniss, twenty-two years old, of Beaumont Park, Govans, Md., sent to Wer by J. Edward Traynor of Ramsey, N. J, will be read in court in “acken- gack next fall when Miss Conniss's breach of promias suit comes to t - Mr. Traynor an tn his ho files fixes the Deart at 160,00, “@ult has been filed in Trenton by Jemes 8. Carroll of Paterson, ant the| Somplaint recites many 4 of Tray- Connisa's is ona of It was that the young folks met Jando, Fla. ‘The following fall Mise Conntss vis- ‘Med her sister and Traynor continued ‘nis ‘courtehip. On the night of Deo. 1910, she says he pressed a diamond | w. ‘ving on her finger and asked her ‘0 Marry him. She consented and the ‘Wedding was set for June 21, 1911. HE POSTPONED '‘WICE, THEN SAID MOTHER Of} gecond postponement, this “June 6 last. Miss Conniss says Tray- por told her his mother objected to Marrying and threatened to dle Bhar him unless he broke off the ae again postponed the wad- ‘ans. but was no positive in asserting He would follow the dictates of his heart and marry Miss Conniss on June ‘29-thint trousseau, which had been ‘fM readiness for @ year, was taken out. he day of the wedding arrived, but nor failed to appear. Then Miss | Connian decided to sue. ‘With the perme of love letters a her trunk she Maryland home | find went to Mee No time was) joat in consulting a and serving a plaint. loved me from the first moment | Mias Conniss said to-day, I loved him. 1 loved him very much. Our marriage banns were pub- lished both here and at my home, and fo have my wodding called off publicly {n the church was most emba “Tho trouble {s due to Mr. big fortune of hi needs, and when he, mother had threat-| the maiden and murrted her. written after M poned the wedding too in love with Bernice. den to visit the ‘ho swap not permitted t letters to Bee.” This he got fo Mi pd re i Bomehow he into the 004 graces of his swee a family and other dates for the tga his wate and Fa r inherited the the eatate lei a’ th'' er, Mobert Traynor, who dled WOMAN, 70, OUTDANCES ONE TEN YEARS HER JUNIOR, QF. LOUIA, July 18—The twontioth an- eaigbration of she founding of Post, Women's Relief Corps, ‘A. B., held in Belleville, was oniiv- = p Mada Bo § dance contest of @ Older women, Mrs. Louise Miller, seventy years 014, Becretary of the Gen, Lyn Corpse of Bt. Louie, arose and announced her inten- tion of executing « jig, Mhe carried out her promise to the tune of ‘Turkey in the Straw,” and was applauded enthue mastically when she resumed her seat, “Not (0 be outdone by an older woman, Mra. Viste Dixon, sixty years old, joined in the fun, vo tl tl “CAR WRECKS AMBULANCE. {Im ercasing seventh avenue at Blevyenth strevt carly last evening an Qpibulance from ft, Vincent's Hoapital, Gnewering © call, was struck and over by @ Seventh avenua her he Griver, Thomas Gani: wader hia vehicle ‘and. ‘Dn Kilborne was threwn ta the tov, with the aid of ear bert] the ambulance and and loot it, ‘The driver was carried me, His collarbone broken and he hel niternal inju- FR. JOHN'S MED. TO-DAY ~ rw Se | tempt. comtumely, detestation, abhor- | srlevance or grievances to writing. The f STILL A DREAM: |Wo Woman Safe from Odious Attentions of Street Loafers of the Sex-Crazy Class Copyright, 1912, by The Press Publishing Co, (The New York World). H, APOLLO, THE BH ORIGINAL MASHER “MODEL MAY COME AND MODES MAY GO BUT MASHING GOES ON. FOR EVER“ WAITES "CATHERINE RW “There Were Mashers Before Women Adopted the Present Style of Dress and There Will Be Mashers When We Change the Mode,’’ Writes a Young Woman—Chorus Girls Demand Fair Play. BY NIXOLA GREELEY-SMITH. If you have never in your life received @ round-robin from the beauty chorus of a New York mu- sical comedy—and it's hardly likely that you have—prepare to read one now. Nearly a weck ago a young man reader of The Fvening World contributed to the discussion of the New York Johnny the statement that all women to-day dress so much alike that it 1s impossible for a man to distinguish the schoolgirl from the chorus beauty, or to use, but not to indorse, his expression, to “sep- arate the sheep from the wolves.” NIKOLe GREELEY-SPITH Now, I am perfectly sure that I would much rather be called a wolf than a sheep, but it appears that cer- tain beautiful young ladies of the chorus have not the same zoological preference. For no sooner had the letter of this masculine reader appeared than a committee of five determined young ladies who described themselves As show girls appeared at The Event and it 18 not the clothing but the ‘World office to express their scorn, con- @ must regard. There were before women adopted the Present style of dress, and there will be mashers when we change the mode, The woman who dresses im- modestly attracts to herself the od!- ous attention of the corner loafer, but the woman in extremely dis- crete tollette does not escape him, either, He te an idle, vile-minded brute, and eo is the man of the “gex-crazy” class. I do not say rence, and every other word with which thoughtful press agent had equipped them for the base creature who had ventured to compare the hard-working chorus girl to @ wolf. The committee of aggrieved choru~ very pretty, very voluble, and, very aelf-porsessed, but | nv tionally it was not eapectally | coherent, #0 I asked It to reduce ite; that his existence should be ignored. If women wore modest, comfortable clothing these “moral ecavengs could not blame t committed by the! derer of Julla Connors but an antmi nature were pi following interesting document resulted: and the modesty of the women 1s extreme, In some of the 5 Bouth American countri nd retiring t @ same crimes of sex in 1€ not greater, proportii * mitted there, Let the * fend take upon himeelf the ceoponetbiity of his crimes The ig.orant brute of this class is less contemptible than the man who has the advantage of education, for he can, if he wills, step out of the ranks, In his clase there are beau- tiful things in the world to occupy the mind—and the mind controls the man. CATHERINDT R. Opposed to these highly seasoned views Qre the more temperate but possibly less just opinions of several young’ Men, who take exception to the recently Published letters of ‘An Actress” and of "A Discouraged Girl.” Both these communications breathed acute dis- trust—and disquiet—of Man and all his works and pomps, Incidentally, they incited the following protests: HE BAYS MEN DON’T PREFER PAINTED DOLL! Dear Madam—"An Aotre that after the man hae 6 time and money on th hk ii s FE , iepeee re HE inch MILLIE MURRAY, JEAN BBABZ, SALLIE BOMIN GAMORBA PILKC! Po not tat us dwall too long upon thie} Dells he will come ba sgh he poor plain girl— portrait of the chorus beauty by his money {9 gone, self, Pornape it flutters her, perhaps tt falls to do her justice, Let use turn the opinions of Mre, Catherine R,, @ young woman of decided views, who writest A MAN WHO CAN'T DIFFERENTE ATE 18 EXCEEDINGLY DENSE, Deay Madam—4 wish te exprese ™Y approval of your remerke aAnent the masher aad the “semraracy’ fea evidently not mot the right kind » Tf a man gets a good, plain, frees sirl—and 1 speak now give up the painted doll en whom he ts javishing hie cain win the plainer but Mine times out af ten whil {a going with the painted only doing so beoau too high frequ worth, pels the young ont \ateregt ip bis affaires ex by vegan Ta sclously re- my opinion, exceedingly den man, through lack Glassen wear the preveiing fangs my own ideas—he will immediately | Sunday, but started Monday for Johns- t Pa. on business connected with | {t ts their intention to wed | st as soon as possible. first marriage took pi impression that they were Fatnbiished 1879 ‘GIRL READY TO REWED BIGAMIST GIBBS IF WIFE GETS DIVORCE —ongeemn Miss Bennett, Ill at Asbury Park, Is Waiting for Sec- ond Wedding. in 42 West Bath st. “Howe ommend te and Gibbs will remarry as soon ae the decree is made final. 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