The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-26
BORED WIFE PUTS
HORSES AND DOGS
BEFORE HOME LIFE
Ms. Marcus Who Disappeared
). From Montclair Gives
Her Reasons.
TIRED OF RESTRAINT.
Romance With Fifth Avenue
Jewellers Son, Begun at
Sea. Turned Out Badly.
TIRED OF RESTRAINT.

Mrs W. e. Marcus jr.. wife Of the son
81 Fifth avenue jeweiIer. returned 20
her home at No. IS Lloyd road. Mont
clair. last night. after departing from
II four days, ago with the formal an
nouncement that she did not mean ever
70 return to her husband and her two
children. Her husband was not Mt the
heuse last night. lie had gone out OF
town. leaving tho children in the care
q his mother at No. 2os Upper Noun
tain avenue.
The wife spent the night at the
AeuSe. went out to the stable early this
morning. spent an hour fondling her
four saddle horses and talking to them.
bidding them good-by." ms she put II.
and then had the coachman drive her
70 the station, TO catch tho Ills train
for New York
Mrs. Marucs was seen after her arrival
here just before she started on q shop
ping expedition.
'Yss." she said. II an through with
domestic life. I'm going to leave my
husband. In fact. l have left him. al
ready. But I'd rather not TO into the
details OF the AFFAIR. I don't want pub.
,ieity. What has been said has been
saoush. I'm sure. What l wrote to my
husband was the whole story. haven't
say plans that care to speak about. 1t
VIII take some time to arrange matters.
! went home last night and saw the
degs and my horses. and this morning ]
took one of the horses TO tine shop 20 be
shod. hsvs saways sajeysA the CON-
Dony Of NJ Asssss go cog mere thsa
~ heas-uss."
When she was aked II she Intended to
return TO her home in Aontciair, she
shrugged her shoulders.
Il haven't any baggage. a. you see,"
shs ssAd. Just now I am going shop
Dlas. and I cxpect to DO busy all day
Really. that 10 all care to say
4r. Marcus was Dorothy Cocksey,
tbs daughter Of George b. Cocksey OF
Pasadsna, ca. Unel she married the
So & ahs wealthy jsweilsr she enjoyed
Q oare-free. outdoor life which she led
without responsibility to anybody but
hGself. In her note to her husband an-
ueoncing her intention Of leaving home
ehe said that her old liberty was dear
er 20 her than children. husband or luz.
ury.
ergPpEo OUT THE DOOR AND
DISAPPEARED.
Her husband Ii william Elder Mar
Gus IT,. son OF the head OF n larxe
FhtA avenue jeweiry house. She had
been missing since Monday. when
HI. Marcus came home In the evening
and discovered the carefully worded
letter that spelled an end 10 his house.
hosd and meant . tremendous shock to
Moatciair society.
-FOUR days OF inquiry revealed no
tndics ton Of Mrs. MARQUIS whersabouts,
~ merely stepped out the door OF the
luxurious home and disappeared. Her
TIVE children are little girls, one two
ysars old. the other n six months in
FAINT
The Marcus wedding at Tarrytovn
three years ago was q social event. II
was the nnal chapter In o pretty 70.
nance. tor Mr.. Marcus. hoineward
oOs"" v" IN Nus"Ne Hher' hau met
Miss Dorothy cocksey. daughter of
George d. cocksey OF Pasadena. Cab.
isllsn In love with her at first sight. and
pressed his suit with such ardor and
perseverance that the engagement va,
announced along with the docking OF the
vessel. Mr.. Marcusa friends and fam.
lily. including his father. who liyes q,
No. 10 Upper Montciair avenue. united
u wslcominG tbs young bride.
what promised well turned out badly
The couple had hardly returned iron
their honeymoon trip when Mrs. March,,
hegan to be bored with the restraints OF
q household and the obligations ON he,
r~mhn ~ the smart set. II In ar
90 secret that she admitted as muoi
. 49, uLsJanI.