Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-24
SEEN IN PARIS CAFES
Noted Partisan Personalities
at the Dinner Tables.
FOND OF THE RAZZLE
INTERESTING SCENES AND INCL
DENTS IN THE RESTAURANTS.
Snatches Of Gossip INDUCED In by the
Diners-Brief Stories Of Some
Of the Notables.
FOND OF THE RAZZLE
eclal Correspondence Of The Star.


PARIS, June 10, 1905.
This time last year-at the height of the
Paris season-an American family arrived
d. 'He riace seiioone uihho"h, oue within
three Gays they hao "hoie moor OF the
io.e'' servants. carriages saooie nurses
autonooiies. ihey spent royaliy. One
evening II entered their heaos 10 take oox
ior u varieties hrst night ieiepnonlns,
was ieaFheo 'here were no boxes iei'' Inc
p.'soiihei was sehl iuhiiias W tue asehceS'
one py one they returned without result.
Then the American millionaire's private
secretary took The matter IN Paving for
a., or,traxoa - 49, ,,..,o 49,. he
on M aoe :" '"o soy At'ie .ne".ei ho SUI
Veyeu the Jokes anu iocateo MS party He
knocked at the box door and introduced
himself, He offered the occupants 1000
francs to unit their nIaces Tbev u,ere mid
dle-class nrovincia,s and thew iumned at
the chance and within ton minutes tho
American family was Installed
r. was neat and tho family pot credit
for II in the place Vendoma. Int note yyhat
followed ON the night nrecedinp the Grand
,riX the pavilion d,Armenony;lje In the
Rois was crowded with a brilliant assem-
hIape Az usual tho American family
,oa5e nm its mind At the Iast mornens an and
came running
There was not q table to he had mot
for big money!" asked the private score
tarv iinnine tho naftra d,hoteI heavily
"1;o to The most likely nartvNvoune men
about town-and offer them 900 francs to
cede their table,
COULD NOT Buy IaDle.
The story ought to end with the tri-
.,. 1910, ~, e-1,-,r,oi,,. but
VA phi' 'e VI NV A'' as
as matter Oh TACT tne maiue holei re-
turned to the private secretary almost i'll
with disappointment. There Is not one TO
"iioAi 'ouio nlaAe INC o.ei W.. w , s,a"
~ nv 10 No. Cnn,+a pohart Do Mon
tesouiou. Santos Dumont, Gen. Dulac, Mar
Gel Fouquier or William Dannat?
ms SHOWS the kind OF men IN Faris VINO
nndIs NJ rastamrants hes,de fa;rv :" ms
VoUnm r,on aho,,t town ,vora no+ divine
aaot go. 49,, 800 d;r;mo 10 Az IN 10
49, bat 80 T. ;s not oar9.ia th.t sa,e
wera not hejnp dinad nv tho nictnre hats
This 10 WIN the Rois Observation-Disclosures are
consjdered So amusing thav arc oai1v n,ix
ed There 10 of co,,rsa anotber reason
wbv the swell set dimes At Armenonvii1eN
that villa restaurant hidden among the
trees Of the nark-it ia close to the Sercie
de Rois do RouIo,re whara +hara 10 danc
ing MONDAY nights and theatricaJs thurs
day nights Rnt II is also nIeasing TO dine
ont here in the woods auonp tho n;nL war
BILE pillars hung with electric tights con-
cealed in earlands Of naner roses With
RICO hack 70 1a.d tho tsard., ond strain
ouf the herceusa "poor faiIowr" tho nc
ture hats sign n,ous,v "Poor feliowa Whv
49,; toL1 wi ieo% VIZ
Msrnris AZ Dinr az. ose h- tbnt r, a,.e
Ward Arst beard bis ra,i y, a,,rvo,,rad
a sacond n,ntnre hat Hiara W. u. Co Gu
corooaniaa ~, her I,a-,, $500 49, az,
over from, oraon ,o h,,1, oJathas ms ana u az
ali tho tablas thai o,,,nr ~, t,,o1 80 a., a,
har VIC 's''ie' 'no eis''ioh 'ouches vi
Tho ,s.ror,sa do naor ma. not nrasent.
tso o IN We" III.
indeeo' not everybody knows that she
exists. Neither was the Comtesse de Cas-
tbree suzanne do pohr 10 ha,-,,, +,,,o,o
Suzanne oe e. - ia'iils '"en
,,,oh,,a ,,,J,. axnrassI,, tou w. go
Duparc has new three-row pearl collar.
Seated beside her was lovely newcomer.
from lara IRA Wara ana her street car
conversation 10 auton,ohi1a chame.ar nc
why do you tolerate yours wearing his
mustache?' he demanded of Boni de Cas-
teliane. III have none but clean-shaven
chauffeur. He Is sure to be polite. prudent
and devoted. AS for all the others, they
are worthless. =.
Then he launched into the description of
an automobile accident Do you remem-
ber In THE Visits of Elizabeth how the
English girl was surprised at the free ta-
BILE manners of certain high-priced French
men? De Dion is surely high placed. He
explains clearly. He represents houses and
trees by bits OF bread, strings, spoons and
forks across the table to indicate the road
and ended by upsetting glass of Wine with
his sleeve, and all with such animation
that Boni could not get in word.
Across the room there was young Paris
Ian who would not do that. refer to An
Dire de Fouquieres. who is in reality what
Boni de Castellane has never arrived at
being. universally admired Partisan
mold of fashion, You understand. he is
an attraction. Were he not rich, q men,
Der of the Agricole the SWEETEST Of all
Paris clubs, where they run baccarat with
out limit. he might easily find his plate
set gratis with a golden louis (S4) in his
napkin. as used to happen to the old Prince
de Sagan at Maxim's.
par;e,., n.1a e
a 1aiisiah moio Oh rasnlon.
In order to be very Partisan you must at
least he I'm a position to converse about tbis
r,; 30 ~, Das,, -
know it. Last week the "Femina. COPIED
on the Ladies' Home Journal, published a
colored half tone supplement plate show
Ing how man should shake hands with a
lady, KISS her hand, DOW and so on. 1t
NC Ms nhntoor. uI VINO poseo iof
H. is e,,arYwbaro a. oil ITO oaa, ~
tho fnneraIs He iaads oot;IIiora s,,ne,, al
tn &c s,,uroar sa.so, 1,nona on., supet ors