The day book. [volume], December 29, 1911, Image 30

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I' WRIGHT nOMRTNATTOM
TO HOLD CONFERENCE
Spring Green, Wis., Dec. 29.
Frank Lloyd Wright and his soul
mate, Mamah Borthwick, divorc
ed wife of Edwin Cheney, will
mbveifrom their "bliss bungalow"
some time between now and New
Y,ear'sl and on that day, Wright
said this morning, he expects to
give out a statement to the press,
signed by his abandoned wife,
Edwin Cheney, his "spiritual
companion" and himself.
This document, he says, will re
lease him and the woman to lead
lives of their own choosing, and
forever satisfy the claims of their
relatives upon them. In effect, the
abandoned husband and wife will
sign "quitclaims."
The conference which is ex
pected to end all family existence
tor the parties concerned will be
held in the Oak Park home of
Wright.
You re a fine bunch of dubs,
was Wright's greeting today to
the group of newspaper men who
kept watch at his snowbound
bungalow on the hills overlooking
the Wisconsin river. Wright then
delivered a long tirade against the
newspapers, which he said had
misrepresented him. He wound
up by giving out a long statement
setting forth his views on mar
riage relations and his hopes of
happiness with his newly found
affinity.
Mrs. Borthwick was in a merry
mood and chaffed the reporters,
saying she was sorry for them.
She referred "all questions about
soul niating and spiritual love to
Wright, but declared she "would
stick to him."
Mrs. Wrightwhen seen at her
home in Oak Park, declined to
talk about the impending con
ference, and when asked if she
would "sign over" her husband
to Mamah Borthwick, replied
that she had nothing to say.
It is very probably, that legal
action will be delayed, pending
the Oak Park conference1. , .
THREE WAYS TO COOK i
EGGS.
French Omelet Beat 4 eggs
lightly, whites and yolks togeth
er, Add 4 tablespoonfuls cream
a teaspoonful salt and a little pap
rika or white pepper. Put tea
spoonful butter in clean hrit ome
let pan and turn in the eggs. Pick
up the cooked egg from the cen
ter with a fork, allowing the un
cooked to run under. Continue
until the entire mixture ' is soft
and creamy. Place over a hotter
fire to s.et and brown," fold and
turn on to a hot platter.
Shirred Eggs Small individu
al dishes with handles and cov
ers are best for this purpose,
though any cup or saucer that
will withstand the heat of the
oven answers the purpose. Drop
a bit of butter in the dish, open
into it an absolutely fresh egg,
season it and place it in the oven
until white begins to. sef. A
sprinkling of minced ham, chick
en, tongue of parsley may be add
ed before dish is sent to table.
Egg Timbales A good and
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