The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-23
THEY GET PHOTOGRAPHED.
Mn. cLETELASD, MR. s1EYENsoH, AND
MRS CLEVELAND, TOO.
tn. Candidates "Taken" Separately and
Toeether-Ftneen Negatives OF Mrs.
Cleveland. In Two Different oowps-Mr.
Cleveland Goes to Greenwich By Yacht.

Toeether-Ftneen Nesstives OF Mrs.
Cleveland. In Two Different 0owss-Nr.
Cleveland Goes to Greenwich By Yacht.
Acab drove UP to the door OF William c.
whitney's house. . West Fifty-seventh street.
at half past ten o'clock yesterday morning and
Adlai L. stevenson. emerging from 1t. ran UP
the steps and was admitted to tho house. John
n. Crimmins called and spent half an hour
with tho Democratic candidates.
Tho mornings programme for Mr.. Cleve-
land and Mr.. Stevenson consisted OF Q
course OF photography. Accompanied By r.
/. O'Bricn. Mr.. Cleveland's private secre-
fairy, they left the whitney house in n closed
carriage at IL O'Clock. and drove to Rock
woods photograph gallery. where thev spent
halt an hour in contemplating q camera.
~ had almost as soon go to o dentists"
said Mr. Cleveland.
"Ch. we give annsthetics now. too" replied
Mr.. lockwood. II have noticed" he went on.
"that all OF your pictures show the right side
OF your face. Now. have also noticed that in
public men the strongest expression is to be
found In the left side. The one remarkable
exception to this rule was Henry Ward
Bee,her. l propose to take the left side OF
your face. SO as to prove to you that you are a
two.sided man."
All this whilo the operator was taking snap
shots. III oil fifteen negatives wero taken.
ard then it was Candidate Steyenson's turn.
MIR. Stcvenson's face" tho photograp her
said afterwurd. lis severe In repose. Mr..
Stevenson needs drawing out to get the best
expression. But once get him aroused and
Interested. and you get tho expression de-
sired"
Mr.. Stevenson had tho negatives taken. md
then the candidates went to Fredricks's. at
TO Broadway. Mr.. Fredricks took four neg
~ Nr nj tkno
ready for Mr.. Stevenson. While Mr..
was Waited the ssep Outside
saronys. in Union square. Mr.. Stevenson had
had several likenesses taken there the day be-
sds sds
Of Mr. Cleveland. In all no took about thirty
Then tho candidates drove to Falk's. Is
West Twonty-iourth streot whore they sep
aratod. Mr.. stevenson. going to the Hoffman
iery He had several lik on Is ses' taken there
TO he photographed In. Mr., Cleveland wore
ssps ass is sMn S KY sH Sn GRAZ rn dc
coat OF black diagonal. d black tie. and dia-
mend shirt pin, ,o., r,,,
day W a at ssronys. 81" had iiftssn negatives
taken In sizes varying from tho imperial ,cabi:
bust t. Som" Of the pictures we're taken while
The subject wore gray walking dress. and
relt heart sl,nped ornament which served
TO- fasten tho pink evening dress at the throat.
months before. but would not allow the pho
,ographs to DO put on sale: but such as she
Cleveland won't down town to the Mills building.
TnH s sT o sn.d: aR % Mhs1i p9n 4asa
Francis |. Stetson and q few others were
wEss for I h% Mo qss
TT S Sixth street where hi. bensdiet's
sne her 'S and Was aa Up Wth @
ga. wnel her little naphtha launch took Mr.
f stsS Sn With Richard Watson
q dS 4 ts ssd hSs c &b ssn Ct Sas
Nile so of he P Ss HSnss
where where no spent the rest OF the DAY IN receiving
He wiIlleave town this morning for his homo
hs VIZ wss e y fs%
u. Dickinson. Gen. v. g; Ewing, James 8.
EwHs r. chss. WsSt snG 3:
". Richards Of Illinois. Mr.; Stevenson ex.
ro1 to but her" IS no
receptions or addresses.
Mr.. tIeveIand's Reception In Greenwich.
GREENWICH VILLAGE. July 22.-Five thou
sand people gathered on the lawn OF Mr.. f. C.
boneuICt 10 See uTONcT Slevtlauu anu MS VILE
Mr.. Cleveland made a short speech. but did
not touch upon political matters. 1t was OF
Greenwich and his cordial reception here.
He came up from the city on the yacht
Oneida. reaching here at about o'clock. and
took dinner on the yacht. After he had fn-
ished his speech Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland held
. reception and shook hands with tho large
crowd. Mrs. Cleveland was escorted by Mrs.
i. c. Benedict, Mrs Tanning. Mrs. +. 3. Hast
fngs. Mrs. Joe Jefferson. and the Misses Bene-
dict
The crowd was introduced to Mr.. Cleveland
by Judge George q: McNally, Mr.. Benedict.
and ?. s. Hastings Baby Ruth was taken on
beard the yacht early IN the evening to DO
leave tonight on tho yacht Oneida for Gray
Gables.
Mrs. Cleveland was here spending the week
IN Greenwich with Baby Kuth, and expressed
her delight with the beautiful drives. The
crowd that was on Mr.. Benedicts lawn was
composed OF people from Greenwich and all
the neighboripg towns.
The Brown Band and glee club furnished
tho music, The most prominent PEOPLE In
this vicinity wore present. irrespective OF
party Mr. Benedict made a speech In which
he introduced Mr.. Cleveland to the large gath
erng.
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