| Show k SHE WILL ViIi i STA STARTLE STARTLE- aLE S LONDON SOCI SOCIETY TY IF SHE'S NOT ACCEPTED I i NEW YORK Au Aug 1 Acting l.-Acting Acting on the success of her relative who has been reY re re- received Y ceh ed with open arms arras by br members rs of a i th the e British nobility still stil another nother Broadway Broad Broad- f way actress will seek to become a amt fi y her ber er of that charmed circle circle ShE is Anna Ann AnnaBerg Ki r 1 Berg Berr late member of of- The The Man From Fron t 1 Now company and cousin of Camilla Camillo s tz r Clifford lifford now Mrs Lyndhurst Bruce fu fur fu r tore tare Lady ad Aberdare Cra i f 4 i ri U II t i rs I Iti t. t J i J Miss Ber Berg claims to be the possessor of the only photo photograph raph in existence of her cousin when she was simply Cam Cain Cammilla milla milia Otterson the scrub girl irl in Boston The law in w of the Honorable Mrs Mrs I Bruce Bruc Lord Loid Aberdare spent from to to obtain possession of these photographs photo rat hs and the plate from which these were made His detectives who searched far and wide wido in in this thia country for these pictures were successful in finding all but one I that were known tp be bo in an existence I It was was believed that this one had been heen destroyed an and the search was abandoned aban aban- I Miss Ber Berg complacently announced d yesterday that she was in possession of the missing picture and that it was was her her intention to reg regale regain London society with witha a view of the future Duchess of Duffryn and Ava as a scrubwoman at work in in her former Boston home should her cousin cousin cousin cou cou- sin choose choos to i ignore nore her ri rights of bein being entertained Miss Berg was seen in her apartments at the tho Hotel St. St Francis in West Forty- Forty seventh street and told something of her ambitions and how she slIe purposed realizing realizing realizing ing them In furtherance of her scheme the the young woman will sail for Europe If Camille could marry a nobleman and a wealthy one at that she s said smilingly ly I I am am sure that 1 I can do dothe dothe dothe the sanie same thing And there is no DO reason reason rea rea- son sou for me to go o over over to London as a 3 member of a theatrical company either Why should not Camille and her people entertain met Would there be b anything unusual in one cousin having in ha another visit her or in introducing her herto herto herto to her friends friends' Especially when they have m more re like ik sisters than cousins ou all their lives Why Camille and I came to this country country together Both my sister and aDil my cousin have hwe men and now they have hae forgotten poor little me I will show them though I refuse to be for forgotten I am equally as pretty as Camille dont don't don't dont vou von think we Ve arc are arc mulch much alike aliko She is of course older but hut many have thought we were sisters f r am equally as well welI educated too For my my sister poof That tt And tb the girl her bl fingers as if to diR die mj miss is her heI from her thoughts She She married mar mar- ried a rich man in Boston but do you she has felt it in her heart to help helD poor little met me Not she She writes rites me letters at long intervals asking asking ask ask- ing me mc how bow I am getting along and aud she hopes that I may do well but come up there No no I 1 would have left for Europe on the Fourth of Tul luly as aEI T J had at first planned to see sec if I would not rec receive c different nt treatment treatment- treatment treatment-in in London than in Boston Hoston but t have had hurl to await the finishing up of some le legal al matters in regard to an inheritance that was left to me by a relative in Denmark and it has delayed m me It is Y with t this is money oney th that t I hope hope f fl l j X W h tl j to wage ware my campaign in London The rhe picture for fOI which Lord Loid Abe Aberdare dare paid such a fabulous price was one taken taken ta tai ken in a picturesque spot in the Maine Maino woods It was one of fourteen young women in neat liveries of upstairs servants in fashionable homes The search for them was one of the most thorough and ever undertaken under under- taken by the Pinkerton a agency and it was believed by them that no DO stone had been heen left unturned to discover all of the missing pictures |
