Overhultz v. Row

This case comes before us on an exception of no cause of action. The allegations of the petition, which must be accepted as true, in deciding the exception urged, show the following facts:

Wallie Row, a minor, who resides with his father, Charles Row, the defendant herein, and a man of means, formed the acquaintance of plaintiff some time in the year 1914, and from that time until April, 1918, frequently called on her at her father’s home. After paying her considerable attention the two became engaged. During the existence of the engagement Wallie Row importuned plaintiff to yield to him her…