The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29

Stand. AS III
but u trailing -gowned raclous f1atn ul;t!
woman Of the world who breaks Sout 4 rys
OF Il gay ltte skip, which contrasts odd Dbl
with the general dignity and sweep t o.
her bearing and costutn g n
Y I should think TINT Mr.. and Mrs Lon gA I'M
worth would feel as X they had ivedSS
III d grand-stand this summer. some
way, thtre8 sc ens to have been "a grand ssss
stand occasion wherever they hay e BEEN
and always immediately below their box ;S Is
an eager crowd OF observer re-. III I EIu ris N
II was the great held On tte III
morning Of tho / 4tll--a " 8 plcndld scene
1t was, too 1t involved rising at some
.iinhuly hourso the morning and get ting sSs
lottt there by s OF tho clocls. Whlch III DC -sS
5tractaa somewhat from its charms 81 q
course but It was worth It. g tier al "A
The French army, especially the ctli rns-SI
slers, the dragons and tho ? resid dents e d
own military escort, put Y 20 r.linne n
effect, which is only equallet by Y tha VI
colors md glamour Of d comic oresr era !, II
Srhe charge OF the cavalry. coming ,a M y
Efull gnllop, ten OF twelve cor1pahies 4:
abreast, towards the grand stand vas Il
tho signal for the widest French enthu b
slnstn. augmented by Il few lust a 1eri;si Ii
can shrieks on tho side. X sse St$ 5sas
Glimpse Of President. I'M
Tho dear simple old man who rode In IN
review before the troops, the President s
Shimself, h receiveds little ncclaim. The
people seem to feel that his posst toni
something that OF a. flgur re- heat B, Tor ne Nj
ID very little known to- the Pa rlslails as u
large. was touched & by the almost III
deprecatlng way In which he ret urnG1 the II
saiutations Of the crowd his hesit atlngs.A
almost awkward. iescence With II y
photographers who sWarmed about u ikeS q
nies, w & were told by an; American
Who is a resident of Paris that display III
and show, and especially social dutis
n r. M most $uncongenial { to y NJ nllieres. NE
ana he tlrags himself through the WI
q genuine effort. he lnners " hic Il
WITH Nine. Fallicres I'VE b horlor o e1.s
Mr.. and Mrs, Long he IS eclarefl n.
ba one of the few formal ha1rs -
hi had RED ~ en- oyctl .2 ALtne.
ilIkcSIthe President 5 is very 8 plain and
1i,,iet RI Ri her dress and nanne One II
feels that both OF them QUE 1T TO beS1
10 20 back to their simple reacef u llie 3
II the middle Of the French connlt ry NE
They do not seem to belong to the SPAR
5kle ana $romp and gniety Of Pa rls:s N me-:
Fnllicrcs a1s Il placid little old Thdy
wears bonnets handsome one 8. I 70 4 p es "
sure but still bonn and 8 fods ,s}
hands quantity over her Sho g stea 1 8
girdle. 1t IS a sweet mot err siace: Il
Ono thinks OF her more Q 8 1- pa
Ideal grandmoth Their than \ rs tho mrs III
az the great Republique Francals e.
s3 The y Elysee Palace. SWh ere he dinner
TO the American guests OF honor was II II
ileld b Il like SO many Of the Ssstt1a s
az no wer, MI severely guard ed \ arounds
#the property Is SO igl tone = has M
the talest pc rson on the hghes OMNIBUS
could see little OF the Pnlace Itself
the Cramps Elysee. could 39 not help 4
Ethlnlsinr Of tho beauty and ( ope ness OF
our own White House, W re- II
}biest citizen may, Il he W shes. wa
70 the very teps OF TIL from en- cranes
and IL ha Is very nuta cio,ls Indeed ca s.
easily jump the fence which protect a 1 IS. E
sprynt a part of the ground IS So b
characteristic ~ OF our rea W. 81 .sS
don. sS We d mot renlize just how free
va are until we n come II over here ana u
soc Buckingham Palace shut away l ke n
the yeriest prison; the home OF Germany ssaa
Emperor ,,tterlyHin inaccessible to any one I
ana & g1lsl1yskl BY Hers; and everl Il re-
publican France ting Up the most orr -s
Smidnble barriers between her Presid ent53 s
lowed except when the eside mt ~ ava
and then only to the gard ems and n heH
sutternost State npar timer ms AZ en-
trance to the palace is on q M rroR ba ,ci
Street, Ruo st. lIonore, sen tried By m li-M
tary guard and leading into az era yeled IS
courtyard Three flights OF great stone 70
steps lead from here into the palace the d
5centra flight carpcted In Grin son vel
md borlercd with gren VI SEES OF plants
t4ls the one spot OF stat ely beauty visl-
BILE to the people. n NJ w
Frivolous Paris.
with this exception, the enteftainntilnea v
tin5 honor Of tho Long this hos been d,
largely private. l5 Tho As Am bassatlo rS nd a
Mrs, McCormick's large tea n for! hem
drew a throng Of American Par isinns but
fF.aris socp4ty itself has gone away ~ H
tho lnouvtains9 and the seast.o pre- III eS$
Paris home OF the America Am as sadon II
is 4 Il superb one, with tho ,ex1uls lte ~
Wrought iron gates which one sees Ieye Y
where here but Dorchester House II SO rs
8oyershado It In ificence 4 that Il t#3
seems modest In compar lson. a nun ,berysSs
OF brilliant entertainments occurred here n
however, and Mr.. and Il Mrs Long worth
have gotten nm enviable glimpse OF Paris1s.
and Paris life. They were not entirely d
conventional and proper, but! a night or 81
two ago. during the ma tional 70 to-. when Il
all Paris gave itself over to fuplicking, 81
they showed their sporting blood byS Nat-8SS
tending q performance 1t La 9 gale, 81
about the halllest music hall that Paris
5boasts, and where, II one dares & to 80, a
one has to take out Insurance ~ gainsta
shock before buying tickets. La Cigale II
( Is down near tho qlArticr Nfontnartre.
the toughest part OF Paris. Hero, during RI
the fete of tho last few days, the streets n
after midnight have been q perfect PAM
ldemoniuu.s Merry-go-rOunds.d dancing In
the middle Of the streets. drinking absln.s2
the ut little tables placed along the curb