The sun., 1910-08-19
.NEU Rooms.
Lsndon ana other ImpressIons.

IN London III. u button ana company
Revi.EinR the church paTada- from
the shady side Of HYDE Park h" notes
that the typical society woman - tall
and slender and the society man taller
and spare ~ build They make hirn
think of English racehnrses. There IL,
he SAYS. the same air of breeding. the
same easy vignr ~ motion tho same
silky lankIness the same cleanliness 81
skin the same all round fitness -
n. il reminded 10 what French lady
once said IN him 4 know no finer phys
ical sight. she sad. than that Of a strap
ping young officer Of your Guards, not
in uniform. which rather spoils him. hut
IN a perfectly made lounge suit Tn"
curve. - is figure. the swing ~ his
limbs. the poIse of his head. they all make
lin a beautiful animal The remsm-
berei OIIda had the same perceptions
The French lady. however had something
to add concerning tho young Guards
man Bat don't she said, ask him
TO sneak II YOU do III desert him for
nv less we'll tubb+d Frenchman or for
your cousins. those square faced. clean
shaved Americans ! will NOT have
my illusions spoiled she insisted. and
when there is one OF thos. darling Eng
Hsh aristocrats in a company | w all
this, talking and naVar let him get IN a
word
The sssayisr swings of,. az his ire'- habit
is tn sneak of the respect of thN English
for thor Conventions and "f the hard
case Of the public man who has been
gifted with originality and humor. The
public man who has th"s" gifts must
"A
-or he will get th" reputation "f being
"A wit. which ~ deadly W" suppos"
that this IL subject IN occasional mod
fication Disraeli for instance. got along
very we'll But tn. essayist is explicit
upon the point The public man who
IL a humorist and cannot conceal IL he
insists. ia even IN worse plight than
his fellow who - "A public man and
man Of letters Bat have both hum
and literature IN one person and then
indeed the British public has M use for
him he Is too good for its daily food
Certainly the young grls IN the parade
are quite pretty You SEQ the blush rose
complexion nowhere IN such perfection
a. IN our moisture laden islands. II this
humidity takes the curls out of the hair.
"a an American young woman has Ia
mented. ~ gives a color all its own to the
cheaka- II - we'll To- have proportion
observed. no matter what statistics may
come from the Hhoemskers. III" young
English girl IL tall. and you cannot b"
tall without having feet long enough To
carry YOU IN an upright position Shoe
makers IN the West End of London will
tell you that the demand for the smallest
ladies slzes gets beautifully less year
hy year The fact IL fortunate SHOULD
there not 10 assurance IN this for IN mo
who cry that w are gong tn l0ee our grip
upon the world our women are no. q,
and while they the mothers - the nation,
keep firm hold upon the earth. Why
Ne zhal prevail
Turn from theSa properly Developed
feet 81 the fair for a moment just look
round AZ thoee young English arstoCrats
IN their stffiy creased trousers a crease
borrowed from America. however their
braided morning coats and their shining
slIk hats Nothing could rum" their
Ia,suraly detachment. their qT"' in
difference their we'll hr'd self pr@session.
,n.,r correct form Not much originality.
p~rhap@. no sweep e Intellectual taIk
hut IN everything resolution 9" play the
gafn"
The as.avist has great store 81 an"C-
dot.s just her" ha relates ou" told 20
hun Nv a lady IN" aiv -aid I'm toll
Won SUNDAY story. A. least u has 20 DO
with a PRAYER wInsorna child whom I
know ha- he"n taught 10 -ay. let my
sins n. all forgiven. Bl"~s "a" friends !
low" 80 vel But no, her version has been
let nv friends - all forgiven. Bless IN"