Rambles in America Past And Present
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Cleve- land on the lawn of Gen. Greely's house, watching her host's children sportively playing, she seemed as if eager to join in the youngsters' sports, and to shake off, for the time, at least, the stately dignity of receiving foreign diplomats at Washington and other receptions of her own people. The president's wife entered her carriage, accompanied by other ladies, and escorted by Gen. Greely, bent on a mission to a garden party in Marion. Nothing could exceed the grace- ful bow and smile... with which Mrs. Cleveland greeted the obeisance of the scribe, as he stood uncovered while the equipage passed him on the country road. The first lady in the land of America, as she is termed, appeared very young- looking, of the medium height, dressed quietly in black silk attire, and with a very pleasant, charming, expressive coun- tenance, and it is no great surprise that this apparently amiable lady has won the hearts of Marion folks by her simple, unaffected manner, and raised the once quiet town into a well-known summer resort for Americans and others.
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Cleve- land on the lawn of Gen. Greely's house, watching her host's children sportively playing, she seemed as if eager to join in the youngsters' sports, and to shake off, for the time, at least, the stately dignity of receiving foreign diplomats at Washington and other receptions of her own people. The president's wife entered her carriage, accompanied by other ladies, and escorted by Gen. Greely, bent on a mission to a garden party in Marion. Nothing could exceed the grace- ful bow and smile... with which Mrs. Cleveland greeted the obeisance of the scribe, as he stood uncovered while the equipage passed him on the country road. The first lady in the land of America, as she is termed, appeared very young- looking, of the medium height, dressed quietly in black silk attire, and with a very pleasant, charming, expressive coun- tenance, and it is no great surprise that this apparently amiable lady has won the hearts of Marion folks by her simple, unaffected manner, and raised the once quiet town into a well-known summer resort for Americans and others.
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