Sue Hemingray's mother forgives her

DAUGHTER FORGIVEN

FOR HER ELOPEMENT

Mrs. David Cusick and Mother,

Mrs. Hemengray [sic] Hemingray, Reconciled

at Kokomo.

ROMANTIC STORY RECALLED

Happy Ending to Love Affair

Which Began in Muncie

Despite Objections.

Mr. and Mrs. David Cusick, whose sensational elopment from Muncie followed the prohibition of the mar­riage by the bride’s mother, Mrs. Anna Hemingray, have been forgiven.

Mrs. Hemingray went to Kokomo Tuesday where she was met at the train by her daughter. An affection­ate greeting took place immediately after which the two got into a cab and drove to the Cusick home where the reconciliation was made complete.

Cusick is now goal tender of the Kokomo polo team and a few weeks ago eloped to Indianapolis with Miss Sue Hemingray from Muncie, a few minutes before her mother had plan­ned to leave with her daughter for Hot Springs, Ark. Mrs. Hemingray learned of their proposed elopement just before her daughter left, in tears she pleaded with her daughter to re­main with her and not get married as she claimed the girl was not old enough to wed. Miss Hemingray was obstinate and determined and refused to go back to her mother.

Just as Mrs. Hemingray left the room an affecting scene was enacted when the daughter stretching her arms after her mother railed pitifully for her to come back but in vain. A few hours later Miss Hemingray went to Indianapolis where she was married to Cusick, with Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Hart as attendants. They immedi­ately went to Kokomo where they have shoe resided

THE ELOPEMENT REVIEWED.

Mrs. Hemingray had purchased her tickets for Hot Springs, Ark., and that her trip would not be stopped. Getting Miss Kate McDowell, a friend of her daughter to go to the train with her she persuaded her to board the train and accompany her part of the way. She did not object to Cusick as a son-in-law but thought that her daughter was too young to be married. It was the proposed trip to Hot Springs that brought the wedding on when it occurred as Mrs. Hemingray intended by going there, to separate the lovers.

Since the wedding Mrs. Hemingray has been at Hot Springs until the recent big fire there which burned out quite a number of hotels and made several hundred homeless. She left there and immediately went to her daughter in Kokomo where a full re­conciliation took place yesterday.