The evening world. Newspaper, October 16, 1914, Page 8

J | lp PRD GRAY AND YANKEE BRIDE TANGO INTO AND THEN OUT OF MARRIAGE He Adored His Anabel on April 3, but Now, Well, He May Wed Another. As they tangoed into marriage last April—Lord James Douglas Moore Grey and Miss Anabel Henderson— fo they tangoed out of it in the Supreme Court, one, two. three—just that. In less than ton minutes in the me Court to-day Justice Gie- heard the story of their elop- gment and awarded the wife an an- it. She tripped out of court OR STOMACH PAIN ~ IN FIVE. MINUTES “Pape’s Diapepsin” makes sick, sour, gassy stom- achs feel fine. Time it! In five minutes all stomach distress will go. No indigestion, heart- bar, sourness of belching of gua, acid, ot eructations of undigested food, n: bloating, foul breath or head- 'a Diapepsin is noted for its regulating upset stomachs. is the surest, quickest and most cer- ion remedy in the. whole world, and besides it is harmless. Millions of men and woren now eat along with her mother, Mrs, Charles Henderson, with mamma mumbling about “These marriages never do amount to anything, anyway, | knew It would come to this.” When the two reached the court- house steps on Chambers atrest and were walting for a taxicab an Bve- ning World reporter asked the lord's ex-wife why they couldn't have lived happlly together, Aad the former Lady Gray rolled har big blue eyes and aald "Oh, up tn “What girl?’ neked the reporter, and then Mrs. Henderson, who wes fussing with her umbrella, put her gloved band over her little daughter's mouth and said: “Here, Anabel, you're talking too much. Stop!" And Anabel said, “All right, moth- ler, I'm free now, anyway.” Lady Gray was too yo! when she married the lord. That's what she told ustice Giegerich. But whe could dance, and #o could Lord Gray, and, naturally, sixteen-year-old Anabel and the twenty-two-year-old lord had to tango togeth They had their fir Hotel Astor at a Charity April 8. Also, the lord said then that he loved the maid and they could both go through life tangoing. ‘Three weeks Inter they went to the Marble Collegiate Church—without telling mother a thing about {t—and were married. Somebody told Mra. Henderson about it, and she put on her hat and atarted for the Little Church Around the Corner, where, she had been informed, the ceremony was to take place. ing to marry that girt je Remington Hotel.” tango at the Ball on There was no one at the church, and she found out it waa to be at the Marble Colleg! She started on the run for that a hobble skirt and had to do a fox trot. It was too slow a pace, and when she reached the church Anabel had become Lady Gray and the couple were on their way to a wedding sup- per, Mrs. Henderson's husband ts 4 broker. The story from then on Is brief. ‘The Lord and Lady became popular dancers and were often seen in public together with Mrs, Henderson, who had forgiven everything ‘About four months ago the couple separated and it took Anabel only a few minutes to remember that on the . but was wearing | © \LORD MAYOR'S SHOW TO 60 ON AS USUAL British Government Belleves Aban- donment of It Would be Mtsin- terpreted In Germany. LONDON, Oct, 16 (Central Nows). ~The Lord Mayor's procession through the streets of London ang the Guildhall banquet, marking the assumption of office by the new Lord Mayor of London, will be held on Nov. 9, despite reports that both would be abandoned on account of the war. The Lord Mayor-elect, Sir Charles Johnston, has consulted with the Gov- ernment has received the assur- ance that the Cabinet Ministers con- sider that it would be a great mis- take to make any departure from the ordinary couree this year, Such ac tion, the Government thinks, woul be certain to be misconstrued in Ger many and Austria, where the pres- tige of the Lord London and the status of t mous annual reater than they number of wounded troops who have been in the war, and also detachments of various forces that are going out | to the front soon. There will also be PHILADELPHIA, Oct. an inch of rain fell In Pennsylvania in the last twenty-four hours, brehking « drought which continued for fifty-five days, Farming was seriously affected In the new and greatly enlarged Misses’ and Children’s Department—Third Floor OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & © by the 4 coal mintn CZived, on under siicuities becuse’ of jer to operate ry Handtoappsd ts ate eae POLICE CAPTAIN PEABODY UP AGAIN ON CHARGES He Was on Duty, but Commis- stoner Woods Caught Irregularity in His Blotter Entry. a Capt. William F. Peabody, of the Moviag Pic A. V. Bmith, manager ®@ moving ploture compan; | all employees fod the n. Bt: Brooklyn, rty, guilty to intoxication ond . Frail ‘Whitestone police station, who was] i once dismissed from t in connection with the bles of Howard Gould and his wife, the former Katherine Clemons, thi actress, has been brought up on charges again, this time of conduct unbecoming an officer, neglect of duty and violation of the rules. police force Whitestone station at 3.60 o'clock on the afternoon of Oct. 3 and regis. tered his visit in the blotter. Presently Peabody hurried tn and registered himself. ‘hen thi missioner entyr was ance with old time police practice, Lieut. James Adams had written the blotter up to 4 o'clock and had left a space for Peabody's entry above the final entry. Thus Peabody at any time of the day or night could record himself in the proper place as hi ing been present at roll call. 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