The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-13

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lsnee-thls swell ball bad its value,
heard one man oall u 'sawdustN Hut 70 me
II scanned more like those beautiful applea Of
tradition which turned N ashes on tho lips,
Everybody has said admirable things of
Mrs Kendall liut they cannot have said
all, They cannot have said what | want 10
say, Before saw her on tho stage, inimita'
bic Ia comedy, had tho privilege of q chat
with her la her private parlor ~ lhe Victoria
hotel " was fresh, sunny mprnlngi a
shower Of bragen notes from band playing
on Madison square broke ON tho stiffness as !
waited Tor hers a score Of Jaoquemlnot roses
burned their fragrant lives ont In large
vase on tho table
There was iange Of rings on tho portiere
rod and q woman in walking gown 1f dark
blue entered, A Qarrlok cape iall In soft
folds about her ample, shapey shoudarsl a
Wide hat cast q soft shadow upon tho upper
part oi her faoa. Rhe was tall, graceful
good 10 look at her hand was extended, and
there was a welcoming light ln har candid
eyes II occurred to mo then that II Mrs,
Kendall we're on trial for her life tho express
sion la her large, frank eyes would dIsarm a
hundred Judges Az once she seemed a har-
monloua part of the breezy, azure morning,
while the Accomplishments Of sprighuy mu'
alo aud sunshine seemed by right 70 belong 30
her,
bhe ID a woman Ia hundred an actress Ia
a thousand II, indeed ahe has her counter
part upon the stage 40 all, WhoIos1meneaa,
truth, simplicity make themselves ieIt Ia her
every gesture aud glance, Wllhal she 10
merry and impulslye a. a girl Of 10, minus tho
guah No wall of eonyentlonallty hapt tho
real woman away from mo, no ftsreotyped
phrases foil from her lips, In hye minutes
knew her no we'll I could have borrowed a
hairpIn from her IN tho most delightfully."-
confidential manner
l3he talked very freely Of her lIia In Eng
land, Of her children Eight Of them, | be
lieyel, Of mon and woman life and things In
general, aud everything she said bore tho Inn
print Of her own delightful individuality
When she spoke OF her husband there was
something IN her manner that Just gave tho
fainteEt suggestion OF her lifelong affection
Tor him II you are susceptible 70 houaatlona,
you will understand tho peculiar magnetism
a stranger mot, say, IN a horha car or In a
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that II ID with feeling OF regret you 500 her
depart II may he something In tho move
menia Of tho hands, an unuHualn'ss OF OK
preston, or something else equally unimpor'
tAnt, which fahonatea you, THERE'S nothing
Of romance In the feeling Tor frequently tho
stranger il Of your own HeK.
10 h purely physical maqietlam, and this
together with other charms Of manner aud
speech Mrs, Kendall possesses In an oKtraor-
dlnAry degree Tho play Of her whito fingers
an she fastened rose In my Jacket and tho
swift upward glance OF hor eyes gave tho
graceful attention tho strange Importance
and pleasure which / have tried 10 describe,
but which seems beyond definition,
Rhe has been called charming woman
many times, hut No have others who deserved
10 ler, 10 mo aho seemed true woman,
gifted with heart and braln full Of a subtle
fire and winning aoitneaa, n good wife, good
mother, mingllng with her tteadiastnea OF
character tho wit Of an Irish woman aud tho
oapIoglerlo Of a French woman, Whom will
tho stage produce such another No true, 10
sympathetic NO utterly unapollod by buooeaai
Az Tor tho roso she gave mo, have II yet,
Every year or NO feminine extravaganza
broalm out In new spot Now II ID Tor bath
rooms like goms Htolon bodily from the Ara.
bian NlghtAn OF course, alas, these are only
possible 10 the fortunate ones who poaaos tho
almighty dollar In tons and 10 whom "por
fumo, soft textures, lace, hall III room, are
everyday alraira Poets and artists have
rayod over Marie Antolnette'n bathroom NJ
Fontalnebloau, which has beon called dream
OF beauty, poem In marble, IL has boon the
Inspiration for architects IN modelling bath
rooms for loss famous and more fortunate
beauties
Mrs w, X. VandcrbiltS IN considered a
triumph Of advanced decoration, medley Of
whto marble and gold, and lined with mirrors
on which are painted punches OF apple bios
SONS Ia full bloom. The tub In the center Il
OF solid marble decorated with n profualon Of
twisted shela.