New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-01
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keen memory for names and faces. perfect genius
that she Is personally and particularly interesting
her-these the qualities that distinguish ms
she has had three husbands, SO sns must De.
mans woman" as well as a woman 5 woman.
The popular young girl know has 10 =
less developed degree. a.! the qualities OF tne Wo
ghe is a perfect type OF the new athletic girl.
tail. strong limbed wei shaped, clear sSlAliel,
5iafes bealfb and enerrv she also radiaJes in
tertst I have seldom seen any one TO whom ire
world seemed such an interesting place. She Is
never bored or bIase When she talks. she always
she always seems interested IN what you say
Men and women both Ike her. she IL the constant
20 have Just as good q time with coageI-L women
knew 5 t t6 iTh SRI 5e o Rss 6s5y EDUCATED
the daughter OF political retugee- Sae L 80, 20.
10 90 81, ~ -eIi Won when liked her Sest men
city IN which 7 lived. walked straight into good
Marrying nsrrying the the son Of United states senator.
She a sCrawuy, Nttle PINK ana White t'ihS.
with Irish blue eyes fluffy blond halT' and a fear
little tipped up nose No one called her beautiful.
most delicious broGue that ever droPped rom
mortal lips. She always sunny and cheerful.
9,,lr, irish vii. and she had kissed the Barney
stone. she was the living embodiment OF those
af one eah rs dso Of actresses on the stage
for our eyes are Blinded by their genius blt y
socially Nine Nodfeeka never before under
stood how ordinary people must regard The 81
Of nothing but some great queen or princess ot
romance. Such velvet exquisiteness OF manner!
such beautiful sentieness! such peach-like soft
ness voicet II fairly caressed one To Modesto
must have appeared only plain, provincial
person. Yet she treated ne "a X were as inter
estiug 70 her any oc the great and famous peo-
II was not ''kiudness'-it was perfect equality
she accorded ne lust II there 81
those differences between us that made her queen
among women. I'm her beauty ana genius ana me \
uIaf- nrivate in the ranks 1t must have been all
manner Of course: she had probably forgotten ma
tive minutes after left her. But n Wa manner
that charmed / could have kissed her hand
laft her from pure devotion and have ever siDCa
cherished a romantic affection FOR the great Polish
understand how men can die for women. as they
died for Mary Of Scotland
Ono other great actress have met socially. and
sh. treat ted me exactly as I deserved That IS. 7
yes nothing TO her. she nothing In 20 IN
terest her and she passed me with cool civil
ity Her treatment was perfectly reasonable, yet
In analvzng the charm % these. the most charm
ing women 7 have known, 7 find there was one
thing ali had in common each made me feel that |
was OF special interest To her. This Is without
doubt the most subtle and exquisite form OF fiat
tery OF Nine. Modjeska I cannot judge, but all
the rest noted for their sunny. CHEEKY dspOsi-
lions their sense OF humor their interest IN life
one other woman knew who had all these
qualities Swedish servant Eirl Sne was AWAY
language. She honestly Interested In the
whole family. She loved us. and her love COM
PEELED ours liz return. Her sense OF humor was
less educated and refined but she loved a Joke "a
well as any of the rest She the belle OF
Swefetown and married the ukeliest young Swede
II - think of her with pleasure yet, though It's
twenty years since saw her.
Let her who reads decide my definition or the
woman who charms A X
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