New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-01
Il. DAVIS SILENT
an WEDDING PLAN
roadway Expectant at
p oumor That Divorce Be
comes Final To-day.
Mss KELLY REFUSES
W.T. TO TALK OF AFFAIR
..,s,'s Lawyer Says There
W. r,;, 20 No Marriage and Re-
,eats Arrest Threat.

,...;ons arc out yet to the
40 - Miss Eugenis Kelly, the
'''.., ..,.vesr-old heiress daughter OF
iis', rs.,-s Kelly. Of li6 East Sixty
Ut ,, , e,reet. and Al Davis, professional
t'o NJ, Brosdwsy is awaiting de-
sec 1 zee Of divorce which the
- wife obtained against him is
:. become final to-day. Conse-
sac ,ssr we're rumors aAoat yes
'''.~ . cha, Eugenis was about to keep
''''. ID and marry Davis at the first
,. .,,sle opportunity. It was even
P, ,s..e,,d ,hst the ceremony was 10
w. s,,,f place this evening.
- ~ n,yi, was at EatontOwn' n j.. last
-. Miss Kelly was in her mothers
i a.,,,.n,. over the telephone the
'''.s, said he did not expect to be
'AA'' ,o.dav. He he'd made no
Plans, he said. ...n n.v;. nd
81 don't know anything DaN,s Nu
49, 81 have heard that my decree
go :, SiTorcs was TO become final to-day
1" 49,, say II that is true or not.
," ~, tsve to ask my lawyer
W. -, ,6ded that he could not say
!. would eventually marry MISS
w. =, N. event did not take place
,,.s.y or tomorrow.
". Edward Kelly, Eugenis's mother
!. had her daughter brought into
.,,,. last spriug on charge Of moor
'-hg;,v declared recently that II
n'r;. married Eugenia she would have
-. crested the first time he appeared
: ~ New York, provided his decree OF d.
-, forbade his marrying in this
,,,.. Deprived Of the lights and
mg.i, Of q cabaret world, friends OF
d. dancer and Eugenia have been won
- how the tango loving couple
would fare.
Miss Kelly Silent, Too.
aubs,s will YOU build your bunea-
- rbsr Won are married ." Davis was
asked. -. o,r
- was his answer. 81 saw some
a., In the paper about Mrs. Kelly
,s,es.srirr 10 have me arrested Tor
.,,.srrt Of court If ! appeared IN New
YORK with Eugenla as my orlde, DuI
,ba, vas all ro.. have not th'ng
70 say .s
Al Davis said he did not know when
M. ssyis's divorce decree became alb.
.oir.s and ne did not know when, II
ever his client would be married.
gurenia Kelly refused 10 disclose
what her wedding plans are. she re-
fused TO say anything at all about her
sslf. OF Nr. Davis, or her mother or
Nrs Kelly was also silent. but John
r Nclrtyrc. her counsel. declared that
sbe had undergone no change In her
attitude toward her possible son-ln-
lE.
aThere viii be no wedding bells IN
.tt Kely family FOR some time to come
4 We can help it," he said. 81 have
heard that Davis said he would marry
Miss Kelly in spite Of all that has been
aid. but Il he does ! shall be ready 10
arrest him the minute he puts foot on
New York soil. Just let him marry
her and ! will land him in jail so
quickly he will not know what has hap
psned 70 him."
L has been several weeks since Eu.
gtnis has been seen al night in any OF
The better known places along Broad
way. While she goes out afternoons,
Oh Is always back al her mothers apart
nsni before : o'clock in the evening.
On her afternoon sorties she Is some
tines accompanied by q companion, but
she Is also often unmatched.
In the tea rooms and the trotteries II
!, freely predicted that while on one OF
those afternoon jaunts Eugenis will
Sip over TO New Jersey.