The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-09

pear TO notice 1t. He heard nothing.
saw nothing, seemed TO think of no
one but the woman with him. lie had
become as other men. other very young
men. "A blushing, rather self-conscious.
happy and exceedingly proud suitor.
1t may he that in all these United
states there is only one persDn who,
arm In arm with the woman who has his
heart, cannot have privacy. must always
he upon exhibition. followed by crowds.
pursued by comment. ostenntiously
guarded by the police. and that that
person Is the President of the United
states. Certainly that appeared to he
the fact yesterday afternoon and last
night. The alfectionatc progress of Nj.
Wilson and Mrs. Gait ,hrough the pub
lie streets was no more private than
would have been the parade of u circus
No more attention could have been at
tracted had their ear. yorne u placard
reading. say:
stop. Look. Listen. In this car is
the President and the woman he is in
love with"
Ii wasn't the Presidents fault. al.
though nothing could Rave been mo, e
unlike his customary way of doing
things. Ii was merely because he was
the President and the fact that he wa~
coming to New York with his fiancce had
'''' "''A NlNfus ' thltul'NfNlN lufN
were aware, eve in their absorption
with each other. Of the hurry burly o.
public excitement and interest.
billboard Has u Joke.
In the late afternoon as their car was
running smoothly far up in Broadway
and they turned from each Other long
enough To- notice the advertising bill
boards which fairly screamed nouuc
ments of coming plays they spw q highly
colored p!acard advertising the coming
OF Franz Lehar's newest piece
ALONE At LAST.
II seemed 10 those who were speeding
and humping behind the Presidents ear
that Mr.. Wilson turned to the lady and
the lady to MIR. Wilson with quick APP
probation Of the humor so uuconsciuusly
written upon the billboard Ia Washing
ton and at Cornish 4, had been possible
for Woodrow Wilson to Stroll iu shady
lanes with the lady Of his Hcart or 10
find suitable opportunities Tor pleasant
tetc-a-tct"s whei there were no pryiug
hungry eyes with curiosity to measure
their g~lances of affection and strain
ears for their gentle conversation. In
New York? What could be more impos-
sible' 50 they thought as the ear sped
10y the bulletin board. and Mrs. Gal;
laughed her silvery laugh
Presidents cda blush Is u;hcr men,
turn rosy red & om uu.cN appreciation al
an unusual aud newly toying position.
Mr.. Wilson demonstrated that fact con-
c,usivcly yesterday. His sang froid was
not quite equal to the new situation
He blushed when he handed Mrs. Gait
from the Pennsylvania station TO their
ear, hlushcd when he bent over feI han
as he .ei; her at the Hotel -. Regis.
blushed waon he very quickly returned
for her f.om the apartments of his
friend col. Il. NJ House. hlush.d as
she convc -ed with him IN their rapid
pleasure ride VI riverside Drive. Broad
way and through t., Park. blushed as
he led her into the Empire Theatre las;
night. hlushtI-uU, why catalogue u
lovers bushes. even though the lover
be President 81 ;Ae Cui;cd States ccr-
td.nly il was a new 'ptrhaps some
might say u more humanb Woodrow
Wilson who came In such eNhilaratiuu OF
spirits yesterday 20 New York Town.