Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-02
Sure SHE'LL Be HAPPY
|W|TH HER POOR EM|eREE
Mrs. Stephens, 4s, Win So.
600, 900, on Way to We'd
Young Russian.

Chicago, Fab. a.--Mrs. Marion Buck
inghams RoAm Stephens. ono Of the
heirn to IN $40.o 0o. 900 estate left by
her father. Norman b. Ream. and
divorced wife Of Redmond I. stephens.
closed slender Russian volume she
WAS reading yesterday 10 give her
views on Happiness.
Happiness" began tho woman who
has announced her approaching mar
riage to Russian workman twenty
two years younger than herself. 10
not matter OF money. We, shall live
very simply in accordance with my
husbands position. although we are
not going to live In exactly the kind
OF workingman's cottage that has
been described. expect to be very
happy"
Mrs. Stephens WAS an = train from
Chicago to New York. where she will
Andrcivitch -yonsiatslky
She has been In Chicago to sell her
household goods. which have been In
storage here.
1.-THE man I am TO marry" she con-
tinued, As older than his years. The
experiences he has gone through. par
ticularly those in the armies OF Gen.
erai Denikin and Baron Wrangel
broadened and developed him beyond
his years. met him in Parie last
May at tho home OF a mutual friend.
have always been sympathetic with
Russia and Russians. Its people,
think. have been such"-she CROPPED
for word-"such good sports. Al
that time Anataee waA already plan
ming TO come to America, and shortly
after I returned he came over and
visited me and my mother In New
York. Since that timo i have seer
much of him.
Ills life had been n tragic one. Hi
father was chief Of the gendarnerie a
Warsaw and WAS killed by the revolu
tionists in 1910. when ne was at tn
head OF tho fortress in Warsaw. II
J does not know what happened Il
other members OF his family. He NJ,
to Constantinople and when discharg
cd from the army came TO Paris
I where / met him."
She confirmed statements thot Won
I siatskoy- Vonsiatsky's family had larg
estates In South Russia. which wer
confiscated by the Bolsheviki. Tn
wedding will DO attended only by rel
, atives and close friends. Mrs. Stephen
, viii have no attendants in conformi
" with the Russian custom. Mr.. Won
siatsky's attendants will be PAT
, Leyesac OF Paris and Iawton Camp
, bell, 8. McLoweree and Arthur Rand
: all OF New York.
I'VE Will go on short trip" adde
Mrs. stephens. "and then We viii z
to Ridley Park. Pa. where our HON
d., Us ready for US. Ridley Park is reall
!, a very pretty, small place, and
4 close TO the Baldwin Locomotiy
Works. He is going through all IN
various departments there. His en-
ployers want him TO do that, I b,
= heve, so that II tho Cars Cover
9 ment is restored. which Ansatase b,
y lieves will happen. he will be equipps
to become the company's represent:
tive
y Mrs Stephens is As years old, ar
. admits It. But looks younger. II,
= hair is dark auburn.
: Philadelphia, Feb. 2.-Young Vol
: siatsky, jauntily swinging a thin can
g appeared In Philadelphia yesterday
buy the things necessary to n your
i man who Is about TO be married. ]
l. one store he equipped himself wi,
L shirts, collars, ties and other thing
n ordering them sent to the Y. NJ. c.
in Chester, where he has lived durir
l. the six weeks he has been a labor
l. tory apprentice at the Baldwin Loo
II motive Works.
n Before he left the Chester 7. NJ.
A. today he, said that, while born
Warsaw, he was not a Pole, but
Russian. In the marriage license "a
pears, Born in Russia. but nc
claim American citizenship" Vo
N satisfy also said that the new hor
at sos Swarthmore avenue, Ridl
n Park, had not been paid for by Nj
er Stephens.
ID II myself. with my own funds. pa
s. the rent for the house from today"
said. "Ah. my dear wife. l hope s
N will be happy there. She has alwa
w had servants. In our home she C
E. have one. two. three servants-mo
10 if she want"
~ At the Eddystone Works of {
e. Baldwin plant they regard the I
is name to wv" and some refer to h
>. as Annie" u play on his first name
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