The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-01
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He is always represented at the hotel
by his elder brother. Prince Ludwig, who
renowned his succession to the family
Munich actress who now bears the title
of Baroness Wellersee. Prince Ludwig,
who is the kindliest of mortals, dimes at
the table d'hOte with his brothers needy
guests, plays chess with them, walks with
them, talks with them-in word plays
TO perfection the part of a sympathetic
friend and attentive host.
Again in May, before the tourist season
opens, the hotel is thrown open for Duke
Karl Theodores friends, and in this man
ner does the royal neutrality-suspicious. in
nature as well as in dignity-empoy the
profits of the summer
Such is the family into which Prince
Albert of Belgium is determined to marry.
and in so much affection and respect is
Duke Karl Theodore held that King Leo
pold's opposition to the match is not, per
maps, so formidable as it would be in
the case Of most pretty princesses.
Wichita Views OF the East.
To the Editor Of the Eagle.
The Republican convention was like
one large harmonious family. Every
thing was so beautifully planned that no
cOmmotion of any sort was evident.
The hall was ideal in every way and TO-
900 people did not seem like a crowd.
Upon each chair was placed a scarlet
fan. compliments of the press. and when
$1,000 of them were in motion it made
a really dazzling picture Fully as many
ladies attended as gentlemen and one
could easily imagine it a grand opera
from the beautiful toilets Many gentle
men Wore white duck trousers and the
new creased straw hats and white duck
shoes. The ladies' toilets were beyond
description-so varied I saw nothing
strikingly new; Wichita can ride In the
same ''tally-ho'' with washington or
Philadelphia ladies' I thought I had
made a discovery in the new dainty
lace undersIeeve, but To- the first place
I went upon my return saw a prettier
pair than I had seen in the east We
are surely up to date in matters Of
dress.
Our farmers are fifty years in advance
Of the Pennsylvania farmers. Why, the
women are only finding out that big
sleeves are the thing and I sa several
cut l nthe most voluminous style One
woman was buying a shirt waist in one
Of the large stores, said she heard they
was wearin' EN- and thought shed git
one" as she was goln' to visit her daugh-
ter in Indiana
Kansas headquarters were beautifully
decorated with flags and flowers. They
occupied two front paTlors Of the Con-
dnental hotel. noticed two sideboards. 1
but none Of the vinous liquid. however.
Kentucky headquarters were Just in ad-
vance and perhaps the deficiency was IN
observed There were very few Kansas
ladies in attendance The large sun
flower badge worn BY the delegates at
tracted much pleasing criticism.
There were three omen delegates from
the far western states and was con-
stantly being taken for one Of them and
interviewed accordingly. They could not
understand that anything unusual was On
deck and Kansas not in II
a restaurant bore this UNIQUE sgen.
breakfast ready" at Il a. m. break
fast dropP=d and dinner" appeared: az
five dinner dropped and supper ap-
pesreti- Ready was permanent. It vas /
on a post similar to a guide post A /
sort Of continuous vaudeville. one BE-
ginning whore the other left Of. Moth !
ing 50 striking since Bailey in Martin 1
Chizzlewjt. when he announced % the /
Pecksniffs -ohe whites IS NJ"
IN a cali upo nthe president, among
other things ne remarked that Victor
siurdoci Of the Wichita Eagle had called I,
a few DAYS before =.
The PRESIDENT bad not heard q the
''o1e" arr two roofers and was pleased
70 receive information from ths west