The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
EUROPE SHOWERS HONORS
ON PRESIDENTS DAUGHTER
| Great Crowds Gathered @at Ply
mouth ito See Landing Of
American Princess.
OR Il EAT OVATION al. #TH Il + I
fibassad dor Reid and Wife s.
81 15ificcnt Entertainers or
I'D M chester House a Palace.


sfspecial Correspond ence Of The Times
$5ssss Ssst# SSr 81 DispatcfL) l5a 5s552
LONDON, June 12.---If only = had the
descriptive power and graphic style Of
Il the little Sstewardess who fed us Cruel
3Ssfor a q ay35 81 two after the ST. Louis
ga led on June I'd, II link y Nigh be
ble sto5 give a 3reall convincing account
az f II the ocean voyage Of Mr. and MIS-
N sIspinEWortl,& andstheirs entertainments
4 london h town. she certainly missed Ehs r
Calling that teWarde SIS. Il She should nave
been IA ne Wspa per lWo man. VI I q iscoVersu
THAT fact in$3this wa y.-3 Not long after
! Res had settled ourselves comfortably I'M
y der! our rugs, my boon companion anu
& 81, and had gotten under#ful swing, we
8both s began to feel that liter all we
would ra Their go to OUR ST q teroom. sO1
course she did not feel a bit lit wa $
II III arely that her eyes Gached;.4 and II was
not NJ the least seas ick--simply curl
;ssfy,f inexplicab!ys utlsued. Inside we ac-|
i Goprd lngl ~ went and there we stayed slofa
9Th mex I two days, shading our eyes and
esting at limp and prostrate Intervals
vi was then that I grew anxious. Here
Twas supposed TO be writing Il conlpre-
Il hel1siye account OF the shipboard life Of
IA Mr. and Mrs. Longworthl and their party,
and as yet II did not even know. what
was Il being woman item,,s OF course, otf
sRt the boon companion. Her eyes seemed,
4 fora the moment. to be worse.
Stewardess Did It.
You couldn't go,;just for a min
gan feebly. She couldn't, I Il saw that
IL Il q glance. She was far too busy to
think OF going into neW spap per work. 81 u
\ MY despera ton rang for the steWardess
quite the most decctable figure had
sesn for some time, by the wa 81, IN
Y her head on one sldei%nnd% her hands
/. thumbs Inward, poised saucily a t timer
Ssidesfof her belt buckle, for all the world
like chorus girl Tin Pinnfore. The
likeness to the genuine chorus girl was
II Increased when she told us that she
had yben sailing the high seas for thirty
seYen9 years and Was a grandmother N
n her own right 8is
4, .:sfss tewardess. have you ever been q re-
< pnrter?"
H N, ..sss.,Ave I been a VOTE"
3ss5s Stewards said solemnly, II want
4 ypus 10 go to the dining saloon, and come
back and tell me what Mrs. sLongworth
a isIwear!ng. who she is with and what
4 Sheets DOING
Shave never seen anyone start on an
errand with 80 much genuine satlsfac-
aio1l.ss She fed. her white apron-stringf1
Y foating behind her, and waited, hay
Ing AFFAIRS OF my own to attend to while
X EhegfWas CONS - was ti'e " iSiSst i'o"'s
4 ble sttinle before she came back, burst
I i,1to @the state-room with flaming cheeks,
/ ana fannounced excitedly:
Creep de sheen, i'm an four others
\ IN all laughin' ut to bust"
/ ss sis.5s4. Voyage Uneventful.
\ w Ti1a interest OF the stewardess was
shared by every one else, found when I
Il nrtally got on board. thoroughly chasthn-
Cd and rested. Mrs. Lonsworth. in a
& little black and white check tailored
i skirt. loose lingerie blouses and her hair
Il flying to the wind. was In marked con-
Il trast to the frumpy. be-ve!led. rainy-day
I skirred women tourists who bump into
Il Europe with suitcase IN one hand and