The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19
|||} IN LOVE WITH
| MRS. ROOSEVELT.
Pleasing Dignity Of Manner n
fascinated ALI the French
People.
|amED ALL PRESS NOTICE
|'VTII,E IN FRENCH CAPITAL
IL, Privacy and Living Out
Her Own Life in Her
Family Circle.
sy PAUL VILLIERS.

L., .uvrs Dee. lS.-PaTis quite fell IN
VA = nm Mrs.. Roosevelt during her
ta,is:t J ,ist her Mrs. Roosevelt has
~ Y upnssuming and pleasing Dig
Il. ! manner. She dresses well, mas
:, her taste is good, and one sees
Fob@l,p ]. nndcr the guidance of sense IN
,-r,. She is not the lady to IN
|rsii,- ID =. t,s view of her neighbors at a
Ih BsI,,, or at a lunch TO. lntrude on
NJ 'aa s,,iup beside her by wearing a
|vsIi 4. 1 :. Tast circumference. surmounted
tich. uodding plumes. Her hat
anlf !, Troeadore celebration of CALVIN s
way krthday was OF modern size,
lisa "A I 30 respect challenged attention.
foE = \, i caught the eve, one thought
Is ~ II beaomiugl" 1t suits lady who
MI,t,,,., M i,ur rown-up children, and yet
[onsnA \ roihng 10 her age, but the con
. r:a The sx.president's wife was in
ra :, y. vver sphere among those French
I ~ Ireau,s-all more or less Calvinlsts
b., =, Ia American Presbytcrians at the
~ - Zen. "When / tell father, - said
l. l.a- g Roosevelt TO her young people
h ~, ais and YOUTH "about this
|, -,,Ai k.ieOrs,ion, won't he be sorry he
[ro,,s,. q rot attend it. too7' Presenta-
W '-' a Strc made to Mrs. Roosevelt in
Il III hl as she came out. On the spur
mi II moment she said to each some
IA. = !. opposite TO the occasion There
ID rain OF temperate mirth in her
| liz 4. k.E and a pleasant twinkle in her
k,i,rr5k lax serves the purpose OF a smile.
pu q, . awseyelt avoided press notice dur
|ir in.kM say in Paris. After living four
Dmrv. |ar the White House in a full blaze
|epssif;r Elleity, she now values privacy
fii7 living out her own life in her
irs.r,. kJ tircle. When those reports were
|0d' M Il 1bou, the world Of the serious
|pl o. tH' and then OF ''the death of the
|ss Viz gEdfai,' she had the inner as
rr that all was right. 1t sprung
h. I'm ile belief that he has still work
|n srr. u the world and is, therefore, in
+. M l.spiug 10 do IT, Already she
|fsisat ia, the one drawback in his
! fg SCI % bis shooting expedition in
fu vas in his having. thanks to the
,hni css Of Sir Alfred Pease and Brit
are slsE In Ubangl, too easy a time
|hi gu BgS Residence Of Napoleon.
Ia Coils P Huntington has for
/, f,,i une made her home in Paris,
sznr other of her rich compa-
{. .. X. she has lately become the
|N' Ed the beautiful house in Avenue
.,,ssb at one time the residence Of
+, IA - -nr=lor Louis Napoleon and En-
uus Lagenle, where she is soon 10 take
'F'A' residence. In its gardens many
=. II 'Shss still regularly bloom which
|0@ tlanfed BY the emperor and en-
WY themselves, and, during a recent
l# through Paris by the Empress
os. IN MIS- Huntington gracefully in
Puf' " majesty to come aud view the
.LsNis 80 iull OF tender "reminiscences
Aeroplane Hats Here.
n, ari aslaDe hats are really here. They
srrzu f-Ae novel sight IN the boule.
|us Il . .ad Inc Rue de la Paix, where
|as us tiF saw number Of them with
|snitfi looa limitations Of Bleriot and
|wB nEIIs;mne monOplanes. At the corner
usi 81 = .@se de l'Opera. found myself
|f. .uSt Of n crowd Of girls from
here UPWARDS. tho leader of whom
|I sR4 nts i!itIe monoplane fastened to
L bszp Z =. NC! hair II was poised q
It" wa. ouo side, and rs an ornament
|roup g. m q artistic as feathers al
E fa y Js,u nave been. Other girls
Ire - %eraoiy good copy of Wriph,
+ @ on their heads Tho frCor,
lar fe p - saaes Yerc not omitted, ant
|be q y ~ ,.agg ggTaceinlly from over the fore
|tfsri the tiny rudder at the bac}
|.t re-, = another ornament. The roa
ipr e ysii,,. ~UTeVer, is said to have pee,
|ursN2 r'0a olplane, with It's pnrtition,
las W dI4rlments, which afford omnI,
|xb 81 = and aowers. ''"" WIZ
Vase of Second sipht.
['si;., ran, has been the seen,
|. TSf' Re- ,,.' - 'ialmcd tn DO 4 wcll.autbcn
2 ,ss. OF second sight, 4 mclica
sr - s;,j sJj't town had as a servant
;,rf sria;.W VINO was subject Ia fits o.
aod 81 a Eka In one Of these trance,
III 4 q, Gu.sut yut That she saw her fofbc
by Il gun shot. and III
~ ~ 10 he pcrlactlv accurote a,
w. ~ .calltv shot by an infmr;oi y,
\ ~ y syce..;ose mnose wife he had bee,
Ibid =. IA MN r''s attention. Later on
as,. "A tglim 90 wing at Egnx- Bunnes wa
,H,i = lsS W VI a burglary. The noiic
EssSsree s"e wonderful power o
Ar. and Il the doctors servan
|m al Ter ocgged TO be allowed i
|ur II 4. i;1.pn pnnnsIlhce She was take,
u AZ a.istcd -, where, in her slccY
NNs, baa .ae hiding place In whic
kpsas dmIY concealed their plur
Ah,eonsns,, lound, and the culprit
hftap Sas ,iy Paris of Little Martvrs Mart
alsa stans t 3nst issued. NJ. Lepin
H3 perh,aeo W. clear Paris Of Win
ff Us pa,;.p from some exapeera
i " Gean5aIn Martyrs. - which is I
i. 70 " ,trcets carry small childrc
|. -. II llssserS.hv 70 appeal 10 TIE cha
+ :. q oled To no. CIV visitors 10 Pari
p ~ a sad thmnnLce The pitiabIc cxh
|apt DIetatc "a the police did No
b'' ,,s.y ,sISsays took af eBTs sPTs'9elei &c rs III
,m,ls neas,ro@a policeman, stin n
|..s115 IaTe ehildrS', nave been taken (
pEb alh Bis o;ra VI Lepinc hiInsc
= ~ 49, The wor,nar az "a nOtorior
! 49, "a ard th,t thaeil ~ are rarely the re,