Evening star., 1926-10-16
DANCER TO BE TRAILED.
Detectiyes will Watch LOie Fuller,
Paper Says.

NEW YORK, October 10 tP).-De-
tecttves have been engaged to shadow
I,oie Fuller, dancer, in an effort 10
ascertain what part she purposes 10
play in the activities OF queen Marie
of Rumania when she arrives mere
,,axt Monday. SAYS the New York
World.
There have been reports that the
dancer. who back in the 9Os created
a sensation on the stage with ner
butterfly dance" was endeavorlng 10
influence the Queen, whom she visited
at the ROYAL Palace in Sinala, IN her
social activities. Report also had II
that Radu Djuvara. the Ruma ma n
charge d'affaires. who is In charge OF
the ARRANGEMENTS of the Queen, had
resigned because of unwillingness TO
work under a dancer" This report
has been denied.
Miss Fuller is said to be i'll with
bronchitis at the Plaza Hotel mere.
Through a companion she issued d
statement saying she was absolutely
innocent of any trouble in the Ruc
manian legation over the visit OF
Queen Marie.
Radio Messages Denied.
The statement denied that she had
been in radio communication with the
Queen, or that she had received any
radio from Marie.
The idea that Miss Fuller had been
authorized to take charge OF arrange
mentS for Marie's visit was character
ICED as preposterous. Some enemy OF
Mr Diuvara was at the bottom of
tbe whole Ihing, in the opinion of the
dancer, according to her spokesman.
Miss Fuller was represented as think
ing that the Queen would not elim..
nate California from her tour. -
one report said she intended to do.
Meanwhile the preparations for the
meeting Of Queen Marie down the
bay at Quarantine are going on
apace.
The official reception committee on
board the welcoming steamer Macon,
TO which the Queen will be trans
ferred and brought to the Battery,
has been announced by Grover
whalen, chairman of the mayor s
committee for the reception of dis
tinguished visitors. What Mrs. Vim
cent Astor. New York City's special
envoy to the Queen. will wear has
not been specified The men will
wear frock coats. striped trousers,
gray cravats. gray spats and black
silk hats. Each will carry a dark
lacquer cane.
Another little conflict In the ar
rangements for Marie is said to have
grown out Of what kind of an auto
mobile she will use while in New
York Mr.. Djuvara is said to have
designated one make OF ear. while
the Hotel Ambassador people declare
that the official car will be OF another
make.
Social Aspects in Disarray
The social aspects of Maries visit
10 New York still remain in some
disarray Great pressure has been
made upon officials at the city hall
for the opportunity to go down the
bay on the Malcom as members of
the welcoming party. Mr.. Whalen.
however has adroitly solved the
problem of having on the Malcom a
bulky gathering Of persons imbued
with curiosity or social eagerness by
announcing that there will be on the
steamer only himself. Mrs. Astor.
Mai. Gen. Summerall. representing
the Secretary of War; Rear Admiral
Plunket for the Navy; J. Butler
Wright, for the State Department;
Maj. Gen. Haskell, for Gov. Smith;
William Nelson Morris. former min
lister to Sweden: Alexander p.
Moore, representing the sesQuicen
tennial exposition; Charge d Affaires
Dtavara and several other Rumanian
officials.
A wireless dispatch from the Le-
Vfathan says Queen Marie has been
presented with a watch smaller than
q dime, studded with 20 diamonds
set in platinum. 1t was made by
Arde Bluova, a Rumanian living in
New York. It took six months to
make It. The message said the
Queen had accepted the watch and
was wearing II. 1t was a gift of the
New York News Photographer As
sociation.
Carol May Be Reinstated.
BUCHAREST, October Is P1.-The
possibility of former Crown Prince
Carols reinstatement as heir apparent
to the Rumantan throne Is topic OF
increasing discussion in the news
papers.
While the articles are-still- -vetled. &c