Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
Miss ''Longfellow"
Displaying, When a
Photographers
Model, a New
Kind of Couture.
<fK Fly world" said Malv1na.

l(N 1 WOTu. SalU -hdlN1nh.
N1 1t wasn't. She had picked 1t
up in London. She had been
sedulously cultiyating It, along with other
British idioms and idiosyncrasies ever
since Fern Rogers (whose apology to the
Engltah was printed in this newspaper a
Few weeks ago. was banished from the
British stage and driven home to America
for saying nice things about the Germans
But unto Malvina, struck with sudden in
SEPARATION In the Poets Corner OF West
minister Abbey, standing there before the
bust OF Longfellow, her eXQuisitely &C
coutred loneliness In classic keeping with
the place, though In awful contrast 10 her
DISAGREEMENT of m1nd-unto Malvina, dizzy
with salvation as street convert, even q
German e1pletive would not have sufficed.
My word" murmured Malvina, ut may
be long. long way TO Tipperary-but it's
= short, short way from Longfelder TO
Longfeliow." Just like that she thought
tt-ouick as lightning. For. If you
we're in the h1 that Malvina had been
e ever since she arrived in London;
/. you had spent six weeks under the
seeming suspicion Of the whole British
Empire; 81 you had wakened thankful O.
mornings that you had not been arrested
as spy during the night, and then If you
mad fed for solace and sanctuary to the
Abbey and come face to face with inspira-
ton and bust OF Henry Wadsworth Long
fellow, you would appreciate Malvina's
past woes and her present grim determi
nations.
Because Malvina is Malvina L1ongtelder.
the very famous and beautiful New York.
model There is only one OF her. and half
OF her is German.
To keep even that man. alive ard ou,
OF peril had seemed TO ner problem until
to-day.
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in Kensington a. ce .o.eG the burden
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friends among strangers. noted mo tingo
of embarrassment 1nen her name was
mentioned in Introduction, and saw God
Save the King written on every coun.
tenance. that she realized how mentally
embattled London village was and how
tight tight little isle" could pc
After that anything was possible. Nal