The evening world. Newspaper, September 24, 1919, Page 4

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Alma Dodworth Turtoue, wife of a noted portrait painter of| this city, had the nuptial bonds sev-| ered, She charged cruelty in that her husband refused to support her or; allow her any of the large income which she had helped him obtain, Pierre artoue came to New York from France in 1913, leaving behind him a fiance, but not a fiance of love, a8 ho said this morning in hig hand- somely furnished studio at No. 200 West 57th Street, It was an arrange- ment of the families of both and when he reached this country to bet- ter his fortunes he broke the engage- ment, took a studio inthe Beaux Arts,” be said, “and was fortunate from the Start, I had secured some portra.ts of Senator Clark's family, Well, I was very happy and the future seemed assured and rosy. Ono aftar- noon I bet a friend a bottle of wine that I would marry the first Ameri- can girl who came to my studio, He laughed at my assurance, “And the first girl to come was Miss Alma Dodworth, the daughter | of George T. Dodworth, of No. 12| East 49th Street, 1 loved her trom the moment I saw her, I said: ‘She is the woman for me, the one Ameri- can woman. Your American women are cold, stiff, stilted, but she in| warm, original, Ghe bas what you @he can strike *be spark of life into death.” Two weeks later they were mar- ried, according to the artist. It was & big wedding with New York's fore- most society in attendance. The Clarks were there. Great success fol- lowed the return from the honey- moon, which was spent in France, The artist painted celebrated per- sons, Cardinal Farley among them. His income rose to $80,000 a y ‘His wife was ambitious, amb: for his success and ambitious for self. The entertainments of in the divorce the OWNEY’S a Honor box is uta apt to be a case of love- aM forty, more or less. For ¥ every piece in this fam- ie ous Lowney assortment is a “specialist” in fla- a vor — something palate will say ‘‘great” ¥ to. 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