The custody of a daughter, Helen, who
j was born October 25, 19J3, Is left to the
i discretion of the court. For Reverai
i months Mrs. Carle has been dividing her
time between here and Kanta Barbara.
. where her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oak
ieigh Thorne, have r summer residence
MILLER'S MARRIAGE
SURPRISE TO WIFE
Announcement of Wedding:
Reaches Her at Stam
ford, Conn.
Friends ot Robert C. Miller of Stam
ford. Conn., son of the late Jeremiah
Miller, a grain merchant, who left an
estate of $500,000, received cards from
Los Angeles yesterday announcing his
marriage on April 27. Kvery one In
Stamford who received one of the cards
was surprised, because it was thought
that Miller .ud a wife in that town, Mr*.
Elizabeth Rmgleberg Miller of 86 Mar
vin street, who said last night that she
was married to Miller in 1915. and so fctr
.i> slio knew never had been divorced.
"I have never been served with di
vorce papers," she said last night, "and
I do not see how Bob could have sc
oured a divorce without such service.
He has known that X lived in Stam
ford since we parted, and there is ab
solutely no reason why I should not
have if on served,' even if ho brought
divorce proceedings in a Western State.
I do not understand it at all and shail j
consult my attorney."
Miller was married'to Miss Rlngleberg, j
who Is now a choir singer, at 2 o'clock
in the morning by the pastor of a Stam
ford church. His wife declares they
would have been happy If his family
h.qd not interfered. On December 16.
