MARRIED AGAIN.

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 17, 20 January 1934, Page 4 (Supplement)

MARRIED AGAIN.

LONDON LOVE STORY. HE KEPT ON PROPOSING. Elopement, divorce, re-marriage—^those are the three chapters of the love story revealed by the wedding of Mr. Frederick James Chitty and Mrs. Nellie Chitty at Wandsworth Register office, London. The couple were first married at St. George's, Hanover Square, in 1022, when they were both 22 years of age. They lived happily together for four years, but at the end of that time Mrs. Chitty went to New York as a lady's companion. The following year she returned home, and there was a-divorce decree. Altogether, Mrs. Chitty crossed the Atlantic seven times, and on each occasion her husband proposed to her. A few weeks ago she acccpted him. "This is very different from our first wedding," Mrs. Chitty told a reporter after the ceremony. "On that occasion we were both very young and ran away to bo married. "My parents did not know" of the elopement until after the wedding, wljen I came home and told them I was marritnl. "They said then that it was a very foolish thine to do and that I was too young. When I got tired of being tied down some years later, I thought that perhaps they were right. "But now I am 33, and feel that I ought to settle down. "I realise now that I have loved my husband all the time. "After all, everyone makes mistakes sometimes."