New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
Peggy Hopkins
To Sue Joyce
For Divorce
Former Follies Girl, Home
on Aquitania, Admits She
Il Here to Start Action
Against Rich Lumbcrman
Third Romance Blasted
Tells of Plans Only After
She Learns Husband Had
Declirc 10 Pay Her Bills

Mrs. j. Stanley Joyce, formerly
Peggy Hopkins, of the Ziegfeld Foliies.
and wife of the young Chicago lumber
man. arrived here yesterday unex-
pectedly On the Cunard Liner Acqui-
tana,
Reports had reached this country
thet she snd her husband had dis !
agreed and we're about to separate,
bat this was denied by Mrs. Joyce when
the Aquitania came into Quarantine !
Sac was exceedingly reticent on the |
matter and had nothing to say about
Mr.. Joyce until informed that he had
announced through legal publication
that ne would no longer be responsible
for debts or contracts made or incurred
by her.
She bic hey lipc hard when she
heard this news and for a moment she
said nothing. Then with some show OF
anger she asked: Did he do that
Well. now | II say something. have
come back to sue my husband for d.
vorce. Until now had the most kind
~ feelings for him. started d.
yorce proceeding in Paris, but on ad
vice Of counsel abandoned it. do not
know upon what grounds | will bring
the action here until have consulted
counsel"
lavished Jewels Upon Her
Mrs Joyce. who has been married
=
In Miami, Fla., a wedding gift from her
husband, is worth 100000 and that he
had lavished upou her jewels worth
100000
Another F;avellcr on the Aqui.ar.a
~as Colonel Cedric Z. Fauntleroy, Of
McGhee, Ark, an officer OF the Polish
Air Force. After service with the A. T.
T. he went to Poland Is a technical
advisor and assumed command of the
air forces IN the south. He said he
came here 10 buy material and would
return soon to Poland. Throughout
his service with the Poles, he said, he
had never encountered Bolshevist
plane. "lf the Reds have any planes"
he said, they do not send them out,
and ! assume that their " r force is d
negligible thing.
AT the Polish front | had chance
to see the results of Bolshev;st atroci-
ties upon Russian women The treat
ment Of decent women of aN classes.
part cularly that meted out to women Of
'he middle and upper classes, can hard
~ be exaggerated The Bolshevists
herd together group of women and
turn them over as the common prop
eIty OF the Red troops"
Proof of Captain keliy's Death
Colonel Faun.leror said he had proof
Of the death of Captain Arthur H.
Kelly OF Richmond Va. who fell with
in the Russian lines and who had not
been heard from in several months.
Edward j. Costello, managing editor
Of The Federated Press. who was de-
ported from England, was on the Aqui-
tanla He said he was served with a
deportation order. but that it made lit
tie difference in his plans. as he had
planned TO come to New York On the
next trip Of the Kaiserin Auglste Vic
toria. He said he had procured as
clients for his news service ono hun
dred newspapers in Germany and that
he had the support of the labor organ
izations Of England, France, Germany
and Belgium.
Among others on the Aquitania were
A Percy Bennett, Mrs. Marshall Field
Carl Lemmlc, H. S. Balmer, Sir Harry
D. MacGowan, Edwin p. Shattuck and
c. J. c. Quinn.