New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-13

IN tailored coats who had grown up IN shirt sleeves.
In addition 20 these purely technical a.'' ii+
must bc an infallibc Judge OF character, dlp'o:.
-,r,is. ne must have silver tea service, 10 say HD
of excellent Scotch and cigarettes. tie mus, ID, 'D"
write "a sonnet or mix salad, discuss tne Doon =" ~
~ tho l3vs of Bernard Shaw. follow the quola VI
+b 81 market the news of the day. and the fashions
IN women hats Tie must laugh when he feels ne
and lool detected when he feels ike laughing lhIe-'
there IS nothing the fashionable portrait paIs ''D''
not be able 20 do. except perhaps really 10 p"i''
JACK PEROT could even DO that too. when 1e "afLeu
10 The sketch of Baroness Cndrny on ms e''s'. .
really sinccrc-an honest D- OF painting dote "..u M
freedom ms other work lacked. Perhaps tns was ''
,,., - was not Fl commission. but just one OF .Ho7t
nanny intorIudes that sometimes occur anna .i''
ie,- 0f measures II pleased him. at any rate ana W
stood off from u squirting dchghieilE ,I''1s" '
r7onorle while the Baroness poured tea mao
~P..fr, Madame it's too bad IT'S finished. "a'
,s- -e.f, ro believe myself back m Paris again me
siola4 IN French IF one could only 1--we one Hle
-S,r that wouldn't do-in little while perhaps. you
@yas he sighed. -5u- think how much better
srrf r,irtl~ He stopped before the sketch ana ,Se'
900, 81 think It's YOU Baroness You bring ln ecH'
Of ms, vani5hing Youth Besides. didnt paint you Tor
MONEY That Is the difference. ,,t..
you are going 70 paint that handsome Malai"
YES Shes coming In for tea today. ..f
-Thev are wonderful those people. He is SO oT'21'l
80 tuyOHchc, -~. -f
He too fond of talking about himself he sro".e..
These people represent the Western type So ll.'3'
IN New -climbers.-bu- New York VIII forgive
much in the husband of Mrs. W fray.
~He doesn't care whether he's forgiven or NOT. does
he
-Tba-'-a pose. All Westcruers adopt It. TO consent
10 b, like other people would be- 90 confess "ea75.
81 like him. but then. the Baroness ga"nel potiei.,
~all Americans are attractive. Mrs. Nr-l .Ii'- i7
interesting
NATURALLY. Madame. YOU are woman. Then after
pause sit IS pity She getting herself talked ',,''-.
Really, That's encouraging with Monsieur oen-,
~Oh yes they met IN the Nes--the pneniA oil al Oh
How delightful Monsieur Jeff doesn't elre'.
~Oh no. significantly. He bias his reasons
THE door knocker changed and Mrs Rumsen entered
escor-iug two dtbutan,es. who paused on -Ae
threshold of the studio gurgIng tler eyes round "-n
timdity and precocious hope-u-ness OF imminent
$50 kind of YOU. Mrs Ruusen. Good morning. Miss
Van Astvue-Nliss ChampneE. with Jack Per9. :. was
always morning until SIS of the afternoon. You we
met the Baroness,
How too thwea-lg perfect.
How faa--ulv interesting
THE newcomers huttered palptau-ly from canvas TO
canvas and subsidized only when Mrs CueEne entered
Am I we..Yue, she drU.e-. "lhs Is your Day.
ISM IT, jack, oh. how charming She paused before
the sketch " tle Baroness ~Wlr din you paint me
Ike that, III. never forgive you. You We're painting
me for Chevue-L know IT, aly portrait fairly -@ules
the Early Victorian
per5- kissed the tips of his fingers and waited them
toward her. Quite correct. dear Rita. CHeEne was
paving the bill Now. If you gave me another COM
mission"
~L wont-vou'-e the most mereena-y creature. Be
Sides r TOO hard mp. One must really have billions
nowadays She sank on the couch beside the Baroness
~I.s really very aIaus.,ug trying 10 1--we On one IN
COME I'm yer. much afraid I Shall have 20 marry
again.
~No thanks. Shall be IN the poora9u5e soon