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nryor-garrun?al-creLoatheand•oh,vit-ockitesran050BSl-HOPES FATHER WILL RELENTMrs. Glass Expects Changes on Husband’s GraduationMrs. Helen Roche Glass, whose romantic elopement and marriage with Graham Glass, Jr., Harvard gold coaster, was 0f closely followed by her filing of divorce secj , papers. In an interview with the Post reporter last evening, stated that although the attitude of her husband had apparently experienced no change, she expect-in ed a reversal of present conditions following his graduation from the Cambridge university.In company with her attorney and two friends, she was located at the roof garden of the Hotel Westminster and, although she was loath to talk on the subject, she finally asserted there had beenno change In the attitude of the parents of her college boy husband, or In the latter’s relations with her.There are positively no new developments in our little unpleasantness, shesaid. Apparently Mr. Glass’- parents have not altered their minds I do think, however, that., now' he has graduated from Harvard and is removed from what may be called the irate parent” control, his attitude toWard me may be changed. I shall probably know' within a few days w'hether or not my contention is correct. No, I did not attend the graduating exercises today.Attorney Stabbing, who Is acting for Mrs. Glass, stated the divorce proceedings Instituted by Mrs. Glass were stillpending the action of the court. He also was of the opinion that after Mr. Glass’ graduation there would be a change In his attitude toward Mrs. Glass, and a possibility of the withdrawal of the suit.Graham Glass, Jr., against whom the suit was brought, is the son of a Portland, Ore., millionaire. His elopement and marriage with Mrs. Glass, then Helen Roche, occurred Feb. 28. After a little over one month of married, life, during -which time efforts to reconcile the groom’s wealthy parents met withcomplete failure, the two separated, anddivorce proceedings were brought byMrs. Glass.Another Sherlock Holmes booklet is given free with next Sunday’s Post. “The Mystery of the Abbey Grange” is fully illustrated andprinted with colored covers.
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Boston, Massachusetts, US
Fri, Jun 23, 1911
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