Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-05-30
Famous Beauty Tells Of Her
Six Great Loves and of a
Gypsy Prophecy Made
When She Was a Child

prophecy, muttered in verse to Au-
drew Munson when the sculptor S
model and motion picture actress
was but child, has come to pass!
Audrey has found a perfect man.
And she will marry him!
The perfect man is Joseph j..
Stevenson. Chicagoan, World war
aviator hero and wealthy contrac-
| tor.
Audrey, through the perfection OF
her figure, is known to art lovers
and motion picture fans throughout
| the world.
Stevenson lis Audrey's seventh
| love-and there's where the gypsy
prophecy comes in.
Seeress' Prophecy
For when Audrey was a little
girl, a bronze-faced seereSs told her
She would live life Of adventure
and romance, that she would nave
six great loves that would come
to naught.
But with the seventh
'"Then, though all earth an heaven
above
Sends none to help or heed We,
Just ask what We list and seek we
love.
And the gypsy luck'll lead ye.'
That was the prophecy.
And today, with her engagement
to Stevenson just announced, Au-
drey, in the little country town of
Mexico, N. Y, near here, where
she's staying, told the story of her
six fruitless and one successful love.
First Love
1.-THE first declaration Of affection
I heard came from a man old
enough to be my father" Audrey be-
gan her love tale. HE asked me
to wed him that he might protect
and safeguard my beauty.
II was a slip of a girl, wideeyed,
impulsive, trusting. This man had
guided my feet along the pathway
Of art I told him I would wed
him if he wished.
"But before arrangements were
made-he died.
Second Love
"My second love, Bobby, was a
lad of 1.-THE son of a clergyman.
One night he told me he loved me
and asked me to marry him as soon
as he was out of college-seven or
eight years in the future.
"I consented. But a few months
afterWard pneumonia removed
Bobby from this world. was heart
broken.
Third Love
Months passed. One day there
came to the studio where I was
workig a big handsome man. He
saw a figure of Gree for which
had posed and Immediately demand
ed to see me.
"This man-Paul, my third love-
entered my life and swept me off
my feet. We became betrothed. He
was a railway executive of wealth.
HE bought me beautiful diamond
and started building a palace for
our home.
''But soon I realized I did not
love this man enough to be his
wife. arranged a meeting with
a beautiful model I knew. She and
Paul are married now and have
three chubby children.
Fourth Love
"Then came my fourth love-
Jack. He weighed 200 pounds, was
fat-faced and blonde. And he was
conceited-and lazy.
"Jack ruled me with an iron hand.
But he couldn't earn enough to sup
port us both. And he wouldn't al
low me to continue posing.
"Of course, such a romance had
to break up!
Fifth Love
"Then I went into the movies.
There I met my fifth love-Gordon,
motion picture director much old
er than I. Our romance was of the
sedate kind and lasted only a few
months.
Though an able director, Cor
don was far from rich and our ro-
nance went on the rocks at the
first sign of financial storm. Cor
don and I parted sadly.
Sixth Love
Gust two years ago I fell in love
with my sixth sweetheart. Cecil
was titled Englishman who
through financial troubles had been
| forced to become an automobile
! salesman in a California city.
I'VE took long drives together. !
| grew to love him. He told me that
he was too poor to aspire to wed
| me.
"Then-difficultics over my mo-
| ton picture contract arose. Several
expensive trips to New York were
| necessary.
- Cle udy received news that
Ceclls father in England had left
him the family fortune on condi-
ton that he wed his cousin, that
Cecil had complied and sailed for
England.
Seventh Love
And now-Joseph, my seventh
love and l, are on the threshold of
marriage. So you see how the gip-
SyS prODhecV has been fl1Ifi11n6I'
Audrey publicly announced one
year ago she was seeking a perfect
husband for the good of the race"
She was besieged by $50 SWANS
from all parts of the country. Cow
boys, merchants, soldiers and pro-
fessional men were among them.
Audrey believes marriages should
be contracted with a view to I'M
proving the race. And she has her