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RAID the Duke of
Westminster to
the Duke of Marl
borough w he n
they met In front of the
Travellers' Club the other
day, "Hare you heard the
Jatest about Gabrlelle Ray T" .
"No," aald the noble MarlttoronKb. '"What
has she forgotten now another wedding
dayr. . '
"Ha, bat T Better than tnat, my dear fellow
She forgot that she was divorced from that
chap Loder! She met him on the street yes
terday, rushed up to him and kissed htm
right there In public. And there she had her
divorce papers In her gold handbag.'
"And what did Erie say then T asked Mart
borough. "Suppose. he' Uked itf
"He drew himself'-up and said, . "Madame,
you forget yourself.
"And Gabrlelle, quick as a alret. replied.
Not at all. I simply forgot you. 1 realized
that 1 had once been married to you. trat for
got that 1 "was so no longer.'
" "Well,' said Loder. 'it was a very nice klaa
Suppose you. keep on forgetting "
This spicy bit of gossip that passed between
the two dukes has recalled to London's mind
many other instance of . this fascinating
beauty's forgetfulness. She Is the most for
getful beauty In the world. She thinks of a
thing and forgets It Instantly. As tier recent
husband says of her, Gabrlelle's thoughts are '
but butterflies that flutter through her brain
and then out again. Like the butterfly, they .
live but for a moment and then die.
There ere harsh critics In London who say
that It Is not forgetfulness that makes this
delightful tut Irritating young beauty do the
many things with which she is credited. But
her friends know better They know that
from her youth up Gabrlelle has been gov
erned by a spirit of forgetfulness. This spirit
showed Itself on that most Important day of
any glrl'allfe her wedding day. Shew&s to
marry Brio Loder on the 29th of February, ,
1912. Erio was at the church two hours
ahead of time, but Gabrlelle forgot all about
him, and he was left waiting at the church
She kept on 'forgetting htm all day, and It was
not until he found her dining in state at the
Carlton that she remembered even his exist
ence. ... i
"But I did not mean to do it, Eric, my dear.
It was just that I forgot, you. My marriage
was Just a happy Inspiration, you see. that
died almost in the bornlng."
"Forgot our wedding, did you, my. dear Gabrlelle;-but
have you forgotten the Jerwels I
gave you, the promises as to an allowance I .
made your .'. 1 '
"Wby-whyyno, I have not forgotten your.
Jewels. They are so lovely 1 shall keep them
always to remember . you hyV , , ,
Then yon win hare to take me to remenv'
ber the Jewels by," said Erie. "W "hall be
married tomorrow, V whether yotiv forget the
day or not";' ' ' -;'' ;V'C
v And they were married but only by . the
, luckiest chance, for, at th last moment the '
"Forgot
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Tfte Latest Forgetfulness of
Gabrielle Ray, Who Forgot,
Her Wedding Day, Then
Forgot Her Husband, Forgot
She Was Getting
a Divorce,
and Never Can
Remember)
That She Is
Broken-Hearted J
Foroot
Her
Manners-'
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''W'"1''' "forgot
Divorce.? m
Gabrielle Ray j 1 Jrjfi-
in a I v-
Forgetful Pose. I 1
"Forgot,
Her"
Husband."
Torgoi
Her
Broken Heart.'
to party at 'Windsor,
and when she entered her
brougham told her man
to drive her there In
stead of to the church.
But Loder had wisely paid
the mail to take the,
beauty to the church, and
so the wedding went off
with no further hitch.
But, Was, the "pret
tiest actress In an Eng.
land' did not reform her
memdry with marriage.'
(She kept on ' finding It
expedient to forget 8h constantly forgot
ehe was married.
"Did I not see you motoring with the Dun
this afternoon?" sternly growded her hus
band, oh, so many times.
"Why, yes, Eric, you did, and . why should I
not motor' with whom I please. Oh, dear, I
forgot that I am married now Yes. I did
forget all about you, Erio. I am not used to
being married, you see, and I forget my role
all the time,"
Was there ever so forgetful a. lady? When
she was married' she forgot that tact, now
that she Is divorced she forget that
- ."Gabrlelle has forgotten things all her life."
says her dear friend, Gertie Millar.. "She hat)
made forgetting a high art"
"Very true," says Gabrlelle, "1 have for
gotten things all my life, 1 began young,
when 1 forgot to mind toy mother. If. I had
not forgotten her orders 1 should never have
becoma 'an "'actress.
On Miss Ray '. tablets of torgetTulnees . are
Inscribed many other-Interesting "butterfly" .
thoughts thoughts and promises that, as aha -would
ay, died; In the bornlng. , . ,,
There were.datei mads .with the dsbonnair
Gabrfcfle Ray's Beautiful Eyes and Mouth.
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King Manuel, made but. never kept, dinners . Joan of Arc costume- She forgets rehearsals
ordered by the. ex-King have grown cold and . and forgets to kiss the men she promised
been thrown away ' because Gabrlelle "just- such. sweets to. . 1 , -
forgot all about him." Say her managers : -"Gabrlelle forgets evry i
When she was on the stage taking the part thing but the day her check is due." ? :' ..:
of a gentle lover : she forgot she was on tin . Say her lovers. "GabrieUe' forgets us every '
stage, and ; thinking-that she was at home.,timeshe meets some One she thinks' she likes
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