The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
FRENCH DANDY IS
LOUD IN PRAISES
Vocabulary Seems to BE
Limited to Effusion OF
Adjectives.
LECTURES AND DANCES
Society Folk Hear Him Tell OF
Persian Ball-f1is Wonder
full Wardrobe.

Philadelphia. January $50 the exclusive
gaze OF Phiiadelphias most select sosiS'
yesterday was revealed me pfSsehI ~ y, re- "a
agents a. the leading dandy OF fafls anu Pos
SCISSOR. according 10 the same lniorinsn'S 81
go neckties - shirts, "a trunks ana thfohs
of other manly apparel.
thrifty parsonage was va, 10 m nor e.posed 10
the ordinary public view lie wa Nse, 49,, IN
the afternoon by several hundred OF fniia-
delphias fashiOnablcs. when ne de,lNereu
lecture on The Persian Bah in Egyptian
Han in the Wanamaker store. admission
being by special invitation only IN the
evening he was captured by large gatherlnH
OF young buds and bioods. and he LED the iasn-
ionable Junior COtilhon IN the BelieNue-s STRAIT
ford ...,s,,,
French,nan show ed for the first time his new
dance the Maxise which l. SORT OF a
turkey iro, danced slowly and with consio-
ulayed with al the ardor of his race. and Mas
heartily approved b. those who followed
him.
Press Agent Betrays Secret.
II was slyly whispered by ore OF Ms press
agents in a burst Of confidence that the Mon
sie.,r's reauIar price for leading a cotiilOn wss
100 francs Further Information was not
forthcoming but II may be judged from TINS
remark that dandying pays pretty wei
gowever. no mention of vulgar money es-
capped the Monsieurs lips during his eIpses
stons for publication. Whenever ne taiken
II was OF higher and nobler things. SUCH as
neckties. socks, art and beauty
The Mons. which is the bsrnum anu
Bailey abbreviation of monsieur, and "nlcn
is used BY the press agents in descr bing MIN
In preference 10 the actual French aDbrcNla-
,ion of NJ is a subject either before an aud
rsrson who is willing TO talk on any subject
bsfere the company of those VINO hlent
Mace his remarks in the newspaper re
sneaks all the English sdi ectiyeS OF praise very
distinctly his vocabulary consisting mainly OF
such words marvellous. superb. mag
oieceut extraordinary. ASTOUNDING
"a Wishing" beautiful and Others OF that
TX Every question is answered with one or
more Of these adtectives- He likes everything
in America. he likes everything IN Europe
in fact he is enraptured by everything every
where -
Once Forgot His Cue.
Monsieur was asked the usual questions
- 10 whe, ner he liked America and American
,rornsu and American clothes, and 50 on. ana
no answered them all with the same burst OF
adiertiyes To stop this flow OF praise he Was
-sLed IN tell MS ideas OF the correct apparel
for men ,,.-t .. b. cart
cd hut then he probably Thought ms usual
answer was not fitting. 80 he descended 20 com
mon nouns Il would say. ne explained
that man should give much thought 70 ni>
dress but he should not look as II ne gave II
any thought al all
IL Is a matter OF opinion as TO Wnether
NJ de Fouquieres answers has own descripts"n
Yesterday afternoon he was clothed IN a
long black frOck coat. with extremely
vide and slipping iapels- He wore pronounce
striped Trousers. a puffy black tie whlch en-
tireiy concealed his shirt. and oiack. oralo-