Milestones Apr. 11, 1994
DIVORCED. EVELYN DAVIS, 64, shareholder-gadfly; from economist Walter Froh Jr.; in Washington. "No more marriages for me," vowed Evelyn, whose craftily blunt criticisms of corporate boards during annual meetings inspired Citicorp to limit shareholders' questions to three minutes.
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