Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-02
HE|RESSW WILL
WE'D SATURDAY
Mrs. Stephens Tells OF Her
Russian Finance in Hur-
ried Interview

CHICAGO Feb. Mrs. Marian
r.. stephens heiress TO the S4O,O0o,-
900 estatt of her father, the late NOT
man 3 Reems, was speeding 10 new
york today to prepare for her mar
r;a oo, SATURDAY TO Arastase Andrel-
vitch Vons atskoy Vonciatsky, young
Russian employed by the aldw
locomotive works at Eddystone, IA
Arriving in Chicago hurriedly she
transacted pressing business reitcl-
ated her determination to i've az,
cording to ire means OF her
10 be-. in hi. humble cottage ana eA-
pressed he views on marriage.
"HaDpiness," she said, lis not a
ouast.on % money Money had moth
ing TO Go with my marriage, one way
or another. We shall live very SIM
plv. in accordance with my husbands
position, although we are not going
ia i've in precisely the KIND or Il
working mans cottage described as
typical. l expect to be very happy.
s.The man / am to marry is older
thar his year. The experience ne
has zone through particularly those
IN ale army Of General Denikine ana
baron Wransle b~roadened and deVel-
ned him beyond his years. ave
always been sympathetic with u
sia and Russians. It's people L thlnk
have been such h groped lol
q word-"sJch good sports
Her fance is tw~enty-three years oiu
and Ms. Stephens is forty-hve.
t'At The time l met him, Antase
was already planning 10 coine -
America ard shortly after ! returned
he cpms over and visited me and my
mother in New York she SAID.
since that time I have seen much
of aim. HE fa-
His life has been tragic. HIS Ia
ther was a chief of the gendarmes
~ Warsaw and was killed by reVo-
1,finnists N 1910. He does not know
what happened to other OF
his family. He fed to Constantl-
non1e AM, when discharged from
ne army came to Paris, where met
him" ..
Mrs stephens sail that Nonslats-
koy-Voneiaisky is heir TO vast eslateS
in southern Russia. which were con-
tjscsted by the bolsaevikl ana Is from
one Of the Oldest and Weaithlest iaih-
lilies of the old regime.
'.We will go on a snort "Trip, y.
said, "and then we Will go 10 i.luieS
Park, Pa, where our nome ls wa.t,
ing for us. Ridley is q very pretty
mace anu GloSO ~ IN
NV husband is employed. He is with
the Baldwin Lomocotive works ana
e. going through all the departments
there. His employers want him to 40
that I believe so that If the 2
government is restored, which An
Ease believes will happen, he Will pe
equipped to be the countrys repre-
sentative d.. H.,
on her hurried trip to this city
and return to New York, Mrs. Steph-
ems apparently was fitting herseiI
for her future station IN NE. IL
was said she did not travel in com
partments. Her dress, a plain black
wrap over a black unframed gown,
also gave no indication OF the wealth
Il possesses.
Meanwhile in Philadelphia, ac-
cording to advices received mere
yonciatsky told of his dream as ne
worked in the great Baldwin plant:
seWhen bolshevism goes Russia
will need railways" he SAID. why
shouldn't I jump into the hght LOT
NV country. Rehabilitation? May
no some day I will go with my bride
md occupy my old home there. Ana
what is more inspiring than the in
d,,strv of steel and what is more
necessary. =.
"People seem to think there Is
e,mething unusual in what / am do
ing. Yet, the sons of American cap
italists are sent into American rae
taries to learn production of things
erom the ground up. shall not al
ways be a laborer, but there is only
enc way to get experience n that
/, to get it by actual contact. That
+. what I am doing. Some day will
NOV everything about steel and rail-
roads"