The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-05
SIEGEL SUMMONS Is
.EVADED BY MRS. EDDY
Leaves Her Two Children in
Dorchester Home and Gets
Out Back Way.
SHE OUTWITS DETECTIVES
Believe Woman Named as Co.
respondent Knows Of Bank
rupt's Securities.

BosroS. April a police inspector
a summons from the District Attorney
ordering Mrs. Diana Il. Eddy OF 33 Park
man street. Dorchester. to appear before
the Grand Jury next week and tell what
she knows. II anything. concerning the
business affairs OF Henry Segei.
In Mrs. Siegel's divorce action a "Mrs.
Eddy of Dorchester. Mass" was named
as one OF the correspondents and 1, was
directly after the publication of this fact
that Mrs. Diana Eddy left her home
hurriedy in an automobile accompanied
by "A man said TO he James Smith of New
York and who was called Jack by Mrs
Eddy
Mrs Eddy ia about 3j years old.
Ina ndsome blonde and the widow of Rob
ert Eddy. whose grandfather founded the
refrigerator manufacturing company Of
that name. She left her two SONS at her
home in the care OF "A nurse.
For several years she has been singing
In the choir OF Hyde Park church and
has borne good reputation, living In
th, midst of "A number OF her late hus-
bands relatives. She was much inter
ested in amateur theatricals and concerts.
UetectuNeS "aVCu NuFSs BsuUys
Private detectives from New York are
said to have been watching Mrs Eddy, as
have members OF the local police depart
mcnt. but she gave them the slip by cross
ing into the back yard OF neighbor.
She took several trunks and a travelling
bag with her
District Attorney Pelletier obtained IN
formation that led him 70 believe that
Siegcl ard Mrs. Eddy met freaueutly in
New York and In Namaroreck. hence he
cnterta.ns the idea that Sicgcl might have
acquainted Mrs Eddy with his business
affairs go that she may be able to toll
the whereabouts % some of the assets
alleged by Mrs. Siegcl to have been con-
cealed
Mrs Eddy, who Is an English woman,
is reputed to have been an Intimate friend
Of Siegcrs daughter Julia. who married
Tyrell william Cavendish. ono Of th"
Titanic survivors. The two women sN-
changed visits and last year. when Mrs.
Cavend,sh was visiting Mrs. Eddy. a
luncheon was given ly the latter at liz.
Professional womans Club for her guest
Mrs T.ddy's friends say that the in
tin,acy between Mrs. Eddy and Mrs. cav
ondish would naturally bring Mrs. Eidy
much IN contact with IN" Sieg.l family
and that there might be many perfectly
legitimate occasions for Mrs. Eddy to
sec Mr.. Siegel.
However much Mrs Eddy's friends
decry any action against Mrs. Eddy. the
District Attorney is looking for every one
who can help him In getting facts about
the Siegcl crash.
District Attorney Il Persistent.
Il have found that Mrs. Eddy and Mr..
Siegcl wcrc good friends said tine Dis
trict Attorney. "Wc know they saw each
Other more or less frequently. II ~ nat
urul that he should have told her much a.
hts affairs. We want to question her about
.hi. and to see n sh" can help IA trace
the. money which Mr.. Sicgel is hiding. We
will want her a. witness and "" VIII get
her II p.rsistcncy can do So
There IL 4 report that Mrs. Eddy Is en-
gagged To he married to a prominent froNi-
dence Young man. but her friends say they
know nothing OF IL
Mrs. Marie Vaughn SieGcl and her
daughter Dorothy wilde. who have been
STAYING al the -, Regis since they came
from Paris I've weeks ago to press the suit
for divorce against Henry Slegcl have
gone South without leaving any forward
ing address II was said NJ tho hotel last
night. They LEFT town on Wednesday. tho
hotel clerk said although on that day Il
was said for Mrs Sicgel that tho excite
ment attending the publication OF the d.
,.orce complaint had caused her to take TO
her bed.
4 report from Boston said. however,
tina; District Attorney Pellct!er had issued
a summons calling upon her TO appear boz
fore him for examination to-murIr" In
connection with his prosecution of the