| Show IN I QUEER NEW EW ORLEANS Word Wod Picture of or Life Lie In the CRys Quaint French Quarter II 1 Closely hint oral ofal Cr Il Least laMi laMiA LeastA i A Century Ac be Creole I or Of Toil Tola nr Special Correspondence New Orleans May Ma ny 25 The largest American cities cilos except perhaps New NewYork NewYork York orle which Is la conglomerate have hae each elch distinctive Only three one of ot them In lit Canada really ralY remind the European of oC his hie uan UI side or ot time the world Two cities ell 1100 brought down dOln through the the tIme memo rice rles traditions and lolos of ot thought of at old France and amid ald they are arc at time the op opposite polo of ot civilization Quebec QUIlO on the north New on time the south the time one It has Ima been ben said sall loly robed In iii II Ice hoe l e the lime other oilier bathed In sun lun The other city whose whoso at atmosphere atmosphere seems foams od olt Is IB lies HOD ton tomi which Is U somewhat som what English Hut for tor or some ome reason the French Im Ira Impress press la Is stamped more mora strongly than time the ngI h Now New Is la evidence of ot this timia even eve I after at r oara of ot driving ing hII hustling Yankee Invasion But the tho Yanke Yankee life fringes the banks of ot the time Mississippi In the time Creole city cl coy cov covers CO COer ers era er them thom with wih acre acrea of ot cotton colon bales baleR and amid alli sugar warehouses warehoused In Louisiana itself halt half he time population li is I black In Inthe II time the old city of at New Jew ew Orleans tIme the French quarter life Is lived almost as It I was a 1 century CenIU gone gotie gOle by I Through successive Spanish French and Amen Ameri American can ownership the tho creole quarter him has kept to I elt clinging firmly to Is Its old custom For the time Louisiana Pur Put Purchase chase exposition llon founded on 01 the time his h torte fact that thol time the said fuld purchase trans transferred transferred terre thorn them thol tram from French to United Unie States Slates citizenship those Creoles care less than timan any UI other limits of ot the Union Already many man of ot the New Orleans residents of ot northern blood bloom are arc being driven out by b the time heat hoot to higher lati latitudes lat tudes or cooler resorts near nea time the gulf gult coast coast The Time Creole crole stays the time year round The Time dark lark eyed maiden with wih the time magnolia magnola complexion Is not baked out by the heat Tho The American girl proper Is 18 not credited with an over amount of ot sentiment or romance but the exquisite Creole girl Is brimful of oC both One moment her imer eyes soften ottel dangerously with wih the one the n XI flash lash with the emotion of ot the other Time The soft soC patois which was wa born originally Inal of ot Spaniards trying to t speak spen k French and French trying to speak Spanish arid and which later had the time harsher English tongue longue upon It I falls from the lips of at the thus creole creolo girl like drops of ot music This magnolia magnola maiden of or the old French quarter of ot New Nen Ne Orleans prides herself herselt on a descent longer er thou than thal that of at the Daughters of ot the lime American Revo Revolution leo lution lulon Originally from a blending of time the French and Spanish emigrants to Louisiana the Creole blood bloot has re reo unmixed Excepting only the time Jews the denizens of ot what Is called In New Orleans the tho old city claim to be beof beat beof of at the time purest puro l blood bloo of ot any all people In Inthis inthis this country Old families Here are arc the true old families of at A hundred years ago tIme the French market was one of ot the sights of ot New Orleans It U is the same name today A century ago visitors to 10 New Orleans wont went to the time market there to drink chocolate mind and coffee cortee renowned as ag time the most delicious In America Today they flock nock thither for tor the like purpose a hundred times more of ot them than there were Vera In 1803 1103 It almost seems that the time negro mummy mammy who stood In imm Inthe the French market mind and sold oid praline candy cand three Ihre generations ago ag was aas II the selfsame Aunt Sukey whoso whose brilliant red rod bandanna turban today gleams from afar atar and draws drawn the time stranger to the spot where In the time eyes of ot all time the world she makes her sweets Aunt Sukey Suke Lolls bolls cane molasses In a I big brass kettle upon Ct a weak logged legged IC ted little stove Iove talking meanwhile to the time liquid and time tile visitors Time The sweetmeat Is Ie made malIc by rolling roiling the molasses molas es till It II Is stiff enough to fo ladle out Into cakes or patties then timen sprinkling the cakes thickly with pecan kernels Aunt Su Suo Sukey key white while stands over her brass kettle With II n big biff bl wooden spoon New Orleans houses are ar built of oC wood ninny many man of ot them with a I pillared porch porth In front These porch porches porche es Os e In the south are universally called galleries In the heat of at the day dR the houses houte are closed choseI anti and silent clIent Let Iel the time sun go down don the silent houses teem with life lite Families turn themselves outdoor upon the galleries ft II Is th then n they the enjoy living and they do o enjoy enJo It Flowers flower or are everywhere where whereIn In these balmy friends call cell oo om friends The he pleasant fashion of ot ladles ladies appearing on the thA struts streets and andin In cars with no head coveting covering other than their own beautiful luxuriant hair tastefully dressed Is III here at t Its best and mind prettiest No hat can be bo so pretty prett as us a womans head |
