of BeautyIs of Short DurationTim uml of it romance in which ynujisr Loch invar came out of - the West to take a brkle back with him wnt? written in special term of Supreme court yesterday -afternoon when Mrs. Attio E* Williams Scales was awrydcd. an Interlocutory decree of divorce, from Claude Scales by Justice William M. Loss.Mr?, Scales, who used to bo Mrs. Attic E. Williams until Juno 15th, I?l was ono of the best known beauty specialists in the city* She bad a large clientele .In tho University hill section and hod occupied aawn itod her when bride* • -.V-she became Wsresponsible position among localbusiness women for many years.In the spring of 1015 Mrs. Williams icok up chiropractic: work and treated patients for various ills which could by cured by'electric treatments, etc. In a business way she made tho acquaintance of Claude Scales, a dashing ranchman from McAlester. Okla.. who whispered 'in her oars talcs of the free and bcautirul West and of the life of luxury whichWhirlwind Courtship-.Tho acquaintance was not cl vers* long ono before tho-courtship was brought to a wbirhvlnd-iinish and the wedding ceremony was performed In June, tiio. month of: brides and roses. Mrs. Scales was, she told her friends, the hapniest woman in the world and was ftiif of joyous anticipation of her UIc in her new 'home. •But disillusion often comes, even U» brides, and it was less than six . months after .-..the honeymoon had waned before Mrs. Scales found herself with her parents at their farm near BalthvlnsvHlc. Her dream of a beautiful home in the West was at an end and she had nothing except blighted hopes to show' for her romance. .Yesterday ' afternoon • witnesses swore that the ranchman from Oklahoma had betrayed the trust reposed in him by his bride and she was grafted p. dcere^ .with permission to resume her. former name. She did not ask for alimony. James Cf Set-right appeared for her in the court proceedings.. ' *.'\\ii