The two boys were taken in numerous
poses near the tennis courts at the back
ol a wing of the hotel. In the sand pile
and one the gravel walks They proved
delightful subjects, winning high praise
from the camera men. Alexander, who
is 9, and Guy. wlio is the twenty-eight
months old baby nbout whose parentage
a question has been raised by Mr. Stlll
iran. arrived Just before noon with their
nurse. The brothers bear a striking re
semblance to each other. Their eyes are
liie same color and have the same ex
pression, and their mouths arc alike,
't he older boy lias chestnut hair and the
baby's is blond
Once when Guy's stockings had
slipped loose from their moorings
"Alec," as he calls his brother, called
to the photographers to halt while he
fastened up the unruly apparel. Guy
kissed "Alec" affectionately during the
performance of this brotherly service.
The hotel windows overlooking the
tennis courts were filled with curious
spectators while the children were pos
ing for the pictures. It Is the first time
that the boys have been permitted to
appear in public in several days. "When
they go automobiling with their nurse
they leave by an Inconspicuous exit and
they enter the hotel practically un
noticed. Mrs. Stillman has ordered the
automobile which they use while in
I>akewood to drive to the left entrance,
which cannot be seen from the main
driveway. The children. however,
?eemed to enjoy to-day's relaxation of
rules and were decidedly friendly.
Early risers at the hotel get a glimpse
of the brothers when they come down to
the office for the 8 o'clock morning's
mail. Guy Insist? upon asking the clerk
for it and carrying it to his mother's
apartment, on the third floor of the left
wing.
