The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-11


herself n bene 10 process servers.
All the millions " her third hus-
band. J. Stanley Joyce. have seeming
" been unable TO find a process scrv-
or smart enough to lure the wiil-o'-
the-wisp peggy before a master of
chancory here.
JOycc'a high-prIcod lawyers are
y trying IN vain TO serve on the onetlmo
%tollics actress papers compelling her
40 appear TO nsw questions rom
cVtning $4,000 worth Of jcweiry
that Joyce save her n now wants
baciL
The suit for annulment Of mar
rage which Joyce has filed N u re-
turnabNe at the June term Of the SUI
perior ,'ourt and peEry has until that
time to Tile an answer.
A. ycA she has made no move 20
file her threatened bin asking ALI
mony. which she lntimatcs VIII be
fees for iicr attorneys. Of course-say
tl0O. 0O0
rcgKy'S Friends
international flavor IL given 20
PcgEy's latest appearance IN the
courts by her husbands charges that
while en- their honeymoon In Europe
SHE was unduly friendly with many
men In Britain and on the continent.
among whom he named Maurice, the
dancer, and Henri 1eteiiier. former
owner OF the Journal de Paris.
Maurice declares he danced With
Peggy only as he does with dozens
Of other women n says he Will sue
Joyce for defamation OF character.
lLeteilicr says his connection with the
Joyce affair Is "~nobody'a business"
Meanwhile Peggy. fitting back and
forth around the country three Jumps
ahead OF the process servers. pauses
long enough to hint at unite
charges.
Thrice 10 Court
At 20, Peggy has captured the
hearts OF three m~iliionairoA And
each marriage has wound up In the
courts. The annulnIcnt proceedings
started by Joyce recall the statement
made by Peggy after she a d.
vorced her second husband n an
~nouncsd that h was through for all
times with m~illionairea.
VIII you marry AGAIN." she was
asked.
'c~crtalniy." she replied. II know
that somewhere there II a man for
me and I will marry "a times II nee
cusary. In order TO find him"
Here H. the unusual Who's Who
% Peggy In lts three matrimanial
CHAPTER ONE
A. II Marguerite Upton. who hailed
from the Uptona OF Virginia. a family
that Traced its American lineage 20
NA0llMlAN Jays WAS MNN'nuNnk fANAAh~
i've Chevy Chase school for girls In
Washington.
| There she met Everett Archer. a
Denver Millionaire. and after n bricf
courtship the two cloped and were
/ married. Archer @ his youthful
, bride to Denver-where six months
, later she divorced him.
= Il was filled full OF romance and
I we were happy. for a while" she said
But being "A millionairc's wife was
not at all what I thought II would be,
and l was bored TO death. So ! got
my divorce aud went HON 10 mama
d on my 18th birthday"
. CHAPTER TWO
After her first unfortunate marriage
Peggy returned TO Washington where
: a short time later she met S%herburne
Phiilbrich Hopkinn Jr, a wealthy
lawyer on sept I, 1913, she eloped
with him Hopkins gave Peggy SER
wants. motor cars and a place IN
Washington society.
But withdrawing Pcggy was dis
2 satisfied and two Years later she left
Hopkins because she felt the call OF
art and her husband objected to n
stage career for her.
Peggy went TO New Fork. Man
ayers were good TO her and she played
= In vaudeville, in the movies. In two
! or three farces and in the Follies.
: CHATTER THREE
o II was while peggy was playing In
Chicago In May. 1879. that J. stanley
, joyce was introduced TO her. After
\ graduating from Yale Joyce grew
! wealthy In the lumber business.
, He proposed the uight he met me-
e Peggy says. HE pursued me after
ward, following me 20 Colorado
= Springs and finally persuaded mo 10
quit tho stagc and let him pay my
expenHes until I could get IA divorce
from my second husband and marry
him.
things. I had a marvellous apartment
In New York. 1 had motors. clothes
"a and Jewels.
is "He had made for me. az a surprise
"a Russian sable coat hat cost $4,000
T. lie gave me "A wrist watch OF sap
n phires that cost t3b. 900. n $50. 600 dia'
70 mOnd tiara. two mesh bags that cosl
5000 each and-oh. dozens OF rings
pr There were nj least 20 dinner
- rings, each made Of special dcslgi
- with the most valuable gems. III
II made me take them-and wear them
II know now why he gave me thes'
gorgeous presents. lie wanted q
show me un-to put me on parade
lie wanted tho world to be his dol
he house and he wanted TO make me tn
doll"
Divorce and Marriage
T. Meantime Hopkins had been per
nv sunded to begin suit for divorce, JoycI
charges In his suit. n on Ian. 81
L. 1890. the divorce WAS granted In IN
k 18th district court Of Tarrant county
Texas Two DAYS later Joyce ant
al Peggy were married AZ Miami, Fla.
or The Chicago millionaire paid 5000.
600 Tor u winter home ~ Miami whicl
Az he gave TO Peggy, M then took he
IN TO Paris FOR a honeymoon.
This two lived together only a se'
~ months. joyce retlrnirf "a AmeriH
80 alone and inserting IN tho ppicrs
few DAYS after Ne returned an eGver
tisement stating that he would n
g. longer be responsible FOR Peggy
debts.
rs. In his annulmcnt petition he charg
10 ~ hat the divorce Peggy obtalnc
y from her second husband was frau