The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-03
HEARTS STIR IN STORMY SEAS
FLI TIERS nv THE GtRHiNIi
Dt o. TO . kENTI GkH GIRLS.

The IuAslaraiiaa GaD Ne PsInd aI the
MARTHA Washlngten for . IDAy og
I've aRd % NsaIb Tearhes ~r'a~al
IlaappS selsoslsl Beside cate RalSisis.
light young women OF Louisville. Ky.
all school teachers. equipped with the
delightful accent of their heighborhOOd
and a gentle suggestion OF Italian, stirred
the hearts of the male passengers aboard
the Cunarsier Carmania. IN yesterday.
through stormy seas from the Medi-
Ierranean and 20 Influenced the customs
inspec tors On the rier thar every man
Of them made = swift and purely per
T,Inctory examination of the baggage.
made up chiefly of big Valises The
Young women were Chaperoned 10y Mrs.
x A. Stonestreet Of Louisville, who
looked IN unlike a dlIenna that she had
quite a time Chaperoninz herself The
school teachers were voted by readers of
the Louisville Hsr1id 10 10 the most
popular school teachers 81 that city. and
anybody who saw them Yesterday would
not have denied that the taste of the
voters was Of a superior order.
There was not one of the party VII"
was not a. straight a. pine. or a. MArse
MatterSon. and who was NOT capable o:
managing her AFFAIRS without chaperon-
age Mrs Stoncstreet admitted that she
never had oc"asinn 10 -ay anything or do
anything thu, might have reflected on the
ability Of the young women 80 TAX" care
of themselves. But Mrs. Stonesir"ei IL "a
lady Of very liberal ideas. She remarked
about the r,isnor that Miss Grace Henry.
a perfect dream OF kentucky girl IN blue.
with .yea tn match had heeD courted all
the way from Gibraltar Ia Sandy Hook 10y
e young and handsome millionaire. that
she Mrs StonestreeU approved the
choice az IL was q choiceI az Miss Henry
and that " she Mrs. SiOneStrn>'' had
had the selection Of a man Tor any one
oi the party she could not have picked out
a finer man than tho millionaire.
There were others. tho. Who had lew
b@auN. including land they did not hest
tate IT, say themselves IN a guarded
wayI Miss Pearl Viii darn and h-some
40 willow Cthat's IN" way IN" young
man who was attending her temporarily
in tho absence ~ tho ChapprUn put III.
Miss Lillian IyeonharCii. Miss lena kur
kamp. Miss Margaret Winter, Miss Jennie
Blne aud Miss sara RuCkeT.
The Italian aCCent. n mere ghost II an
intonatIOn. was acquired by a residence
It a month in Italy and the necessity 81
ordering from the bill ~ fare as printed
in Italian. Perhaps Italian may be for -
time taught in the Louisville schoole.
10 fascinated ~ the bevy with the memory
IL i;s efforts to talk with the Italian counts
IL happened across in Rome Florence,
Naples. Venice and other towns that
really cannot hold a candle Co Louisville.
Positively there was not one Ot us who
would listen tO proposals from any
foreigner M. we are true Americans
and you cannot oil how glad were We "a
sce. very dimly. the stature II Liberty
when We came mp the bay after spending
a night outside the Hook IN the fog. We
don't have any fOgs like that down IN
Louisville Outside Of the fog. We had the
most delicious time of any travellers " ho
have ever been To Monte Carlo Yes. we
do know how 20 play poker 1please re
member we are from kentucky hut We
did not see anybody playing poker at
Monte Carlo All that We noticed was
roulette. Ne sha'nt tell YOU whether we
won or lost Anv money there.
Venice Was truly delightful OF course
We lIAd guide books to tell us all about IL.
and besides We had read up an u before
We sailed from New York two months
ago wasn't q two months. CraceyI. But
Venice il not IN IL with the Ohio at LOUIS
vile We did not go ~ the Vatican AT
Rome because u was Ash "Wednesday.
and We did not care To- interfere with the
duties at the Church
Well. good-by We are StOpplnR at the
:Iartha Washington for a few days.