The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-21
As Best She's EUer KnOWn
ri Think He IL the Most
Fascinating Thing in
the World, and Would
Make an Adorable Hus.
band" Rapfuvously
Exclain,s Miss Mile
Hyifon.

Hyif0n.
Marguerite MO0ers MarshdI.
o. God some poorer the stffts 30 ~
To see osrsers 40 others sss vel
30 sang the poet. but his wish 10 the
last one made by the average mortal
sensibiy enough. For Instance. the
Broadway man recently had . chance
to see himself a. Miss Blanche Bates
sees him. and there's precious little
doubt he didn't like the view.
However. these things sometimes
turn out differently. Now. Miss Milo
Hyiton Just sderss the Broadway man
Miss Hyiton was . London ''0aisty
ORR until Charles Frohman SUM
moned her 70 America So. according
70 the csbls dispatches and Sir Arthur
wing Pinsre. nothing Ices thaa the
English psersSs completed her educa-
ton In the proper study Of msnkina."
when shs approves OF the New Yorker
sitter only Q weeks residence. (whsn
she knows him bsttsrf- Perish the
thoushtD
II think the Broadway mar the most
fascinating thing In the world" Miss
Hyiton assured me, vivaciously. She
10 pretty young woman. with red hair
end brown eyes. the high lights Of
which match her flaming locks.
sxhe 1xeaAway nAa - n . siao0
~ AAassaf." she continued. "1s
dresses bsSssf sAaa ne Yrsneh-
nsn, saxysss himself Netts1 than
the men Of Seushssn Europe. an
- must AAmat it-Aisplays more
animation than the 11glishmAn.
Whns men Of other nations may
slesi the Few Yoyksrs o. some
one poi,s, the font ensemble Of
the latter 10 inoemvasaSis.
''One. OF course. sees many more
American women than men 10 London.
And the men who are pointed out to
one are usually worid-fAmous states
men or inventors or auth0rs-or pugil-
lists, With rare exceptions. they irn.-
pressed me most favoiNbiy. but never
felt tina. ! ought to make generalizstions
from them.
TvPicALAMERicAN MAN CAUSED
HER TO WONDER.
Il have wondered q good deal about
the 'typicar American man. just ~
know many other English women Won
der. We. OF course. no longer think
Of you a. dressed In Indian blankets.
armed with bowie knives and dancing
round the campfire! But I an sure
that our ideas are stiil erroneous. until
We come to America. There V nothing
equal to tradition and the cables for
creating misunderstandings.
Il should say that my mental picture
Of the American man has resemblea .
sort Of perpetual motion machine. with
xreenbacks exuding from tts pockets
and hob-nailed shoes upon ~ feet. 4
sort of combination Of great material
prosperity and rural simplicity and
crudity. quite forgot that yeu have
the second largest city In the world.
and that your whole social systsm
stands for \ poetic freedom and oopef-
tunity. Your metropolitaalsm has elm
iaatsd the backwoodsman; your dsmoo-
rsey tones down your Aotiara
',Oh, I suppose ysu think M absurd
II fancafui." she broke Oh. with q
ittis laugh. But believe that IN
sutsddsr can sometimes So things In
Visible U the insidsrs. Just - the world
hss probAbly discovered msrt0 IN
ahaksspssrs Of which ~ was quite
mceuso.ous. Ana 70 ne this maa %
BroaAway, tins typloA American who
certainly MT ooor. but who V d.
tnrmipsd 70 ~ rtchsr before ~ oies
~ \ tysmsuaously dynamic psrson!"
"And he doesn't seem unsophistiostsd
n comparison With Duropsansr
Questioned.
sxHs 1sv Yss6ss y ssvAAs>l-
saAsA ~ ~ NM bsssA. - hnsws
eSsus NE - ~ vsssAs sus -
AasnV kzsvA bssA Ter - many
esnssssssas tAaA Ne urea Of then.
9Aas u Aas sAass suDsslssasy " ths
0snsansnAal nAn, ~ sAvaAsaGs
anSenaeeaS snshus1Asa hes eves
equally inssiaa6sns Iasasaas.
zone sees wsll-drssssd. obviously oul
uveted men ON the boulsvards OF Paria
whose facss suggest nothing but thos
two lines e 0winburns'A
~ s.. - ~ = fsss.
"There are no sueA faces In Ne,
York. Or n there are. ] haven't see
them. Even the bsggsrs ON Broadws
make one feel that thar present occv
patton il an intsrluds. not IN ultima
tum.
The men walk 80 well. They don
dp-addle and they don't strut. They Z
along with their shoulders square IN
their heads up. ~ " they had . props
pride In themselves and their city.
anything attracts their attention thsy'I
not afraid to stop and look ut Il; onl
your born provincial V afraid Of bsiu
thought provincial. And they ere moi
courteous
MAshERs ENCOUNTERED. su'
THEY'RE NOT 90 BAD.
What about the mashsr? Haven
YOU encountered him on Broadway"
asked.
That IL the American name for n
person who makes impairment remari
10 women he doesn't know. 10 II moi
I win tell you the truth. ] have oil
served one or two specimens OF tn
20 has q II.