The evening world. Newspaper, November 22, 1918, Page 3

} rbr RUNDLE EXPLAINS Not an “Old Man”? on Broadway Now; LEHTEDRONANCE, This Hxplains December-May Romances “TOO OL0 10 WED" Aged Bankér “hina Young | Bride’s Charges of Cruelty-- “Never a Cross. Word.” DANRURY, Nov ‘I was too 14; I had no business to marry, wae the way Samucl H. Rundie,| ! eighty-six years old, explained his blighted rom: who was Miss five, of Har divorce, ce to-day, His bride, Hadys Brown, twenty-| has sued him for} cruelty without! . and asking ali-| n Street Mr, Rundle for the first time told the story of his courtship of t protiy jan who left him af a He told how bis first wife, how he had th brighten up the vld house, He enued} “For a found lit should bave } panionship of thi been with meh with m who have “And th can't unde hurts me Mrs, Rundle 000! Mrs. JOHN ELL 1S S_ ROOSEVELT | Mr. Stokes lost bis ¢. | — | who had been with bun | Who have no say in the sel nd And this John Ellis Roosevelt, a cousin of kh their meal tickets. the former President, wasn’t by any 4 In the © Kast one can count) means an old man when he inarried jon Pal fingers the feney Oe | shing Mrs, Edith Hammersly + | sparkling ng girls in their teens He Wis Ohl sixtystW6, bus ing vigor Jana the stimulated youths of neventy. Mb Y fi ie b i y le o e ny side of white, mustache and imperial And seventy is considered f ide was on the sunny 8 ¥\ thirty, a. stunning looking woman, full of the joy OF living and fond of outdoor sporta. Theirs was a4 fas) wedding in Washington, y a five-month honeymoon y Land. But the clouds | gun to lower before the trip Atlantic was completed. | elt met his bride r his first wife h and found v yung at sone of the clubs, don’t you know. But the disparity of fifty and {sixty winters and summers will pall }on youth in time and—well There was John Manning beard “[ first met Mrs. Rundle when a friend of ours, a lady, brought her and her mother here to my house last June, or in the fore part of the sums mer, She was and very ume here nd always with tix or ¢ her mot “I don't mother was prese marriage talked and t ss the mber whether her osed and talks and. i = 1 . She left him in the fol- 1 John Manning, overlord of his Ra eter cault. for | manor and worth two or three mill- | through the hoof 1918 and warded her separa n and $100 a month alimony Mr. evelt’s summing up of his case he, stand was | ve been a perfect in New York will prob- r when nineteen-year- " Hill breezed into m from the sunny slopes of} 1 and the announcement was shortly afterward made that sie was to wed Edward B. Alsop, re- steel magnate and man_ of millions, Miss Hill nm her flance and told aper men that men of his d be just as : Case of Danbury Hatter, | ons, wanted 86, and His Bride, 25,)si." snd | York, and spent the the Latest toShow that| ‘sews x the Hotel Astor w “The next \ . Graybeards Pay, but): Don’t Always Keep and |; York. ae Hold — Bluebeard’s » was & happ: y PRE a or M52: Se'sundus Methods Are Obsolete.| but ie A diitve chan bin iavulune said that Me Was an auton bile sales a, narry the bewiteh ue night there , when September thet | tited he home io of the ve started n on the and May. | hatter is eighty-six ride, Mrs. Gladys | r, ut twe y-five. | don Oct, 16 and| Ne of troub' tundles and an ¢ Ree ittienes ane i had 4 new honeymoon of a month eight-cylinder car and a town car, be- the wags wig-waeki sides two cheaper cars, My wif d Wage WigeWasEing her mother alsv have @ car of thei own. “On Tuesday my wife and her er a year and nt for awhile to live with her folks in Georgia and peared in New York in a spe- y act at Hammerstein's, Mr. p said that he first met his mother left. I think it was on the following day that I received through rt iirm a BUY W.S.S. 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