Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1929, Page 87

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 9, 1929—PART 6. HOTELS—RESORTS—TRAVEL | Marseille, with its modern hustle and |lightfully sequestered spots in the city's bustle, differs from most other cities of | many museums, which probably should Provence as much as the neat pink and | be crowded with students and sight- blue stucco villas of the Riviera differ | seers, but. happily for the lovers, usually from the stern, square farmhouses of | are comparatively empty. the dwellers on the Provence plains.” ‘There among the mummies or in the shadow of a fossil brontosaurus the! TOURS. e AERRNSHINE Ay STEAMSHIPS. MBERMUDA| «Jil-Expense i Vacation Tours | course of true love runs as smoothly as STEAMSHIPS. could be expected. The rendezvous amid the exhibits still has ome drawbeek, ’ however. Most of the museums are open | only from 10 in the morning until 0 at night. ar round. It is in the Springtime, owever, when all Provence bursts into MISTRAL, EURDPE'S &t s BEST KNOWN WIND ™ !?"‘{nl“&?e’f"‘c‘:n".r:?(? e reen “Storm” That Halted Zeppe- | Tin Comes With Cold in Heat of Day. WARSHIPS HAMPTON ROADS S SCOUTING FLEET BATTLESRIPS CRUISERS DESTROYE! DAILY SERVICE TO OLD POINT COMFORT NORFOLK VIRGINIA BEACH SPECIAL ALL-EXPENSE TRIPS Including ~ State: Accom- G e AND CAVALIER HOTELS NEW YORK, BOSTON, BY NEW ENGLAND RESORTS § SEA Ticket OM, Woodward Buniding. o1 T5th 8t. N.W. NoORFOLK & WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO S ‘““\\\\\\‘\\\\“\“\\(‘\\‘\“ 'LONDON LOVELORN W00 | — SURROUNDED BY FOSSILS | Home of Troubadours. TOURS. “Provence is the home of the trouba- dours. In the Dark Ages, when the| pursuit of the arts was at a standstill in |the rest of Europe, the singers of | Provence evolved a poetry in their own language, a mixture of Ligurian, Celt. Phoenician, Greek, Roman, Visigoth and LONDON (#).—Love wi!l find a way, Saracen. The troubadour was the ‘sheik’ of the Dark Ages. He wooed the in London as in other places. ’ So the young lovers of this .ncxrm\ and very crowded metropolis, finding it | more and more difficult to be alone o 0 o lady of his choice by singing his oW in the public parks, are discovering de- g;:npoaman; sobhn- ml(he ru!fi N2l | ee— e responded by putting a gold ring on his finger as & pl’m.. of affection at| — STEAMSHIP! - " e e EE:E bestowal of a knighthood. In the com- O(, as/lmg{on 7 positions of the troubadours many pres- YOU CAN GO TO | t-day literary forms had their origin NEW YORK | its voylge Provence, France's southeast- “The first port of France and the ern division, in which the airship came | largest city of Provence is Marscille. It| to earth, are the subjects of a bulletin | was once a Greek and later A Roman from headquarters of the National city and its name is derived from the Geographic Society. | Greek, Massalia. Some of Marseille’s “A mistral storm in Provence differs | fame rests on a soup. It is the famous from a windstorm in the United States,” | boulllabaisse of which poets have sung £ays the bulletin. “The brilliant sun-| and visiting Americans atill endeavor to shine and cloudless skies of Provence!identify the numerous _ingredients are not affected by its advent. But no| Fresh fish from the French coast sup- mater how blistering the sun may be, | plies the ‘backbone’ of this concocton at thled mistral always brings = p‘;fl;:mu‘ “Marseille is a city of cafes. ghvxf' VIA cold. Farniers of Provence dread it 8o [line the streets and their thousands of N > much they protect their flelds from the | patrons prattle and gesture while they 1\ OR F 0 I k Go to Norfolk by the Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company. Connect there with an Old Dominion Liner sail- ing daily to New York — ex- cept Sundays. 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