The evening world. Newspaper, June 23, 1921, Page 12

| | 12 ————— MRS, STILLMIAN AND HER TWO SONS | manghip, a gold mesh baw with a dia~ | mond and emerald sop, the monogram jon which also was composed of dia- |monds; a diamond shaped pin with | three initials, one |other in emeralds and the third in in diamonds, an- | up as a pin The story of the beauty specialist lis in part: “Mrs, Leeds began coming to my week before my mother was served) pixce in the latter part of 1919 and she usually arrived for treatment about twice a week, One of the first things I noticed about her was the ‘x GREAT SURPRISE. ract that ahe wore a great number ot T went to Paris and down to Switz. valuable rings.” erlund. Anne stayed in Paris, Motier|"""Mrs, Leeda told, me that Mr. ‘ from the Olympic to meet| Leeda had purchased for her a co- ie. aecCharene chee | ferative. plan apartment in Park Avenue that rented for $10,000 a year, but that he had paid only $45,000 casi (Continued From First Page) ou the Olympic on July & FATHER’S SUIT HERE WAS A ‘eross-examination, ald: “T guess he'll try to craw! out of James Stiilman He looked reminiscent yesterday when asked if he had ever come to Wows with his father. ‘ “Pd like to, all right, but I guess | M wouldn't be the thing to do,” he A PHENIX PRODUCT 4 1 am sure mother didn't before she salled “nthe first real trouble berweon| “8 struck me ns terrible. Tt came futher and me was just about « year“ # Freat surprise: These hot nights when heavy information concerning Mre. as been given by a beauty f who is expected to testify Mrs. Stillman New evidence collected by Mrs Stillman, it was said, includes the Mra. Leeds received an foods would mean discom- fort, try a little snack of “PHILADELPHIA ” Brand Cream Cheese with crackers | and jelly. ego,” he went on. “I wanted to straighten everything out after I had come home from school. The arrange- © ment had been that mother was ty grt a divorce abroad, but there wer some rumors in a society magay n that it wouldn't come off that way. | ° 2,000 a month and gifts | ‘That's why I went to father of m n $100,000 worth of jewelry, | “As you'll remember, when the mess| Mrs. Stillman’s iawyers a rr started everything was secret, Father & list of the ee cn aerate auntas «ent for Anne and me for « confer ‘iamond ring, two octa- | enee, I waited three hours for him, |g ut he didn’t talk to either ar us, 1 got fresh, I guess, when he kept me ‘waiting another half hour. Ho finally began talking to Anne. He said he) ry ind emerald bracelet, in which | didn't need to talk to me. 1c was | th nes, of one carat each, are set Meaning that mother should go P'n4,, "with a platinum chain, which @broad. That was the only reason I Mra. Leeds is said to have worn about | sailed ahead of mother on July 1, « her neck; @ set of diamond and emer- id, each of which Is, weigh between five and , a barpin of sixteen dia- of about one carat each, a dia- tactile PHENIX Means GOOD Cheese dames MeCreery & Co. 5th Avenue 35th Street ON FRIDAY and ALL DAY SATURDAY Continuing the Sale of GOOD SUITS FOR YOUNG MEN $35.00 And they are the kind of suits you seldom see about town for $35.00. They’re better! How much better you can judge for yourself after you see the fabrics, the patterns and the tailoring. There are Her- ringbones, Pencil Stripes and Shep- herd Checks—and a number of two-piece sport suits are included. SIZES 34 TO 42 A Most Unusual Sale Men’s Brogue Oxfords | OF THE “ALL-LEATHER” TYPE $ B60 You can’t begin to get this quality nor care in workmanship, but can end by paying a whole lot more for a whole lot worse! Made of Russia Calf—Scotch Grain and Black or Tan Norwegian Grain Leather. Really, brogues of this type are rarely heard of at this price. ALL SIZES In the Men’s Shop—Second Floor Use the Fifth Avenue Entrance ‘THE EVENING les, 4HURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1921, ° ! i lald hatpins of unusually fine work- for it and had expended $17,600 to re- | pected to be able to prove that at the a great deal of testimony concerning sald that Mrs. Stillman’s side ex- aa —— decorate It. Although Mrs, Leeda al-| Cleveland cottage, Miami, Jay Ward ways appeared to be flush with money|Leeds had calied “Mr. Leeds” she never gave me a tp.” | “Daddy.” The defense, it was said, From other sources it was ascer-| had traced the movemnets of Mrs. tained that the defense had obtained | Leeds from the time of her arrival in | December, 1920, with the Leeds lad It was/and a nurse, right through to her return to this city. Mrs, Leeds’ stay in Miami, For the Bride A Period Sonar i It combines the exquisite taste so essential to | the perfect wedding gift with the charm that endures for a lifetime. Music speaks the language of love—let your gift to the lovers be a period Sonora. Visit a Landay store now and select from the newly arrived collection of beautiful period models. Styles to suit every scheme of decoration. Priced from $250. Convenient terms, if desired. dav 427 Fifth Ave. 23 West 42nd St. 945 So. 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