The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
LIKE ROYAL CHILDREN.
VOW GEORGE oouLp's TWO YOUNG.
STEERS ARE DELIoATELY NURsED.
Rvery Dress Specially Imported From
Paris-The Boys Splash in O Bath OF
pelicateiy Scented water-Nursery
Dainties.

Gould, the grandson OF Jay Gould, anu
the son OF George Jay Gould, belongs that
distinction. For the wealth OF the father
has been visited upon the children, even
10 the third generation, and in place oil
The traditional silver spoon King Gould
was born with whole service OF silver IN
bis mouth--prccious plate, too, gold lined
and surface hammered. The reception oil
this Young monarch was what manager
would call tremendous, for he was born IN
n golden basket, literally gold-lined. Ills
trosseau was ordered from famous Lilli-
pu,ian house in Paris, at an expense oil
81 900, all the slips, robes AMI dresses
being handmade and frilled with real
thread lace.
There were bootlcts, caps, sacks and
shirts by the dozen-tiny things wrought
In creamy silk-and SO delicate and crush
able in fabric that an entire set OF either
might be thrust into your vest pocket win
scarcely perceptible bulge. There were
slips for his babyship TO tumble about m
az sheer as queens handkerchlei'
trimmed about the throat and wrist with
real lace aud run with ininlteslmal iucks'
There were white skirts embroidered with
fields OF daisies and borders OF shooting
stars, the work Of clustered nuns, ana
others IA exquisitely decorated IN drawn
work. and still others made Of alternate
rows OF weblike null aud lace insertion,
for ceremonious occasions, each with u
complimentary long dress embellished
with the very poetry OF needle work.
There were soft white, almos, seamless
nightdresscs for summer wear heavier
muslin for cool nights and u little mound
Of Barrie coats made OF silk-warp flannel,
TO be used In cold weather.
rmR YOUTHFUL MILLIONAIRE ~ MS cRiB.
The flannel pe,ticoa,s, with their wealth
oil silk embroidery, every seam laid with
feather stitching. and many OF hemsashee
In baitlemcnts at the hem, and them hand
worked with silk stitches. would make
Kensington school student elusive. tn,
saxony belly bands were woven In The
niece, and skeleton stitched. 10 that the
milk.whiie skin should not BE- mafrcd by
80 much as seam crease. Besides lace
bibs aud linen lawn hankorchieis, there
wero Ian robes OF the finest wool weaving,
needle.worked and ribbon.bound; blankets
OF towel size TO throw over his crib Al.
Rhans OF heavy white cloth, stamped with
conventionalized blossoms; long coats Of
corded silks, Dutch cloaks Of lambs wool,
lace and satin-lined capcs, house shawls,
wells, hats, caps, gloves, scarfs and fscina-
tors, each dream Of maternal love and no
superior In quality that every article will
be beautiful while n shred Of Il remains.
The first baby outfit IN always treasured
BY Young mother along with her bridal
dress and garnilure, and when JAY Gould,
Jr. was born much Of his rnimcni came
from a Twcnty.third street firm.
King Gould Is one and half years Of
agc and Jay, Jr.. has been his grand
fathers idol exactly six months Both are
plump, white, brown-oycd, beautiful fell
lows, and M delicious 10 the senses a. the
bouquet OF perfumes from u - box OF bon
bons. AZ daybrcak these palatable Great.
urcs are taken from their swan's-down,
brass-bound beds aud lunchcd on chicken
broth. after q light sponglng Their toilet
II made In porcelain dlsh not any la,gcl
aud quite rs pretty as a sllad bowl, for ih'
decorations are from Kate Grucnaway
sketches and fired in the china In on,
side the sponge Is kept and on the other
side OF the Gfccnaway fence, about which
quantity dressed boys and girls Chamber II
the pint or ~ ci warm water. For nj least
two hours the maids arc expected e
amusc and exercise their charge, and then
comes the daily bath In the sunnicst
wnrmcst part Of the nursery.
EiSopoS ~ MS Tun.
The cream colorcd portable tub " lincl
with n cradle sheet, aud half filled will
deliciously scented aud Pleasantly hcalc
water Ills Majesty u not plunged INT
the water hy order Of his proud father, ht
permitted 10 coquet with the clements an
splash jusl ~ much s0apsuds about I'll
Persian rug aud In the lace oi his unrc {
be likes. lie gocs la fint with his finger
then with his hands, then n toe u vel
turcd, and by dcgrces the chubby legs NJ
ilnmcncd, aud once Ia the water ais haI
piness IL complete. The length Of the bat
n regulated 10y the family physician, vi
not only doctors the children when nccc
nary, but has trained the nurses vii
special reference 10 the perfect physic
development 1T their charge. No athlc
IL morc carefully rubbed down than the
young brothers. They are not only dri,
with linen aud silk towcling. bnt a
souscd with fiorcntine waters. powdl
pulled, lin the crcascs, as nurses M
and finally hand.polishcd, 10 quicken q
circulation. Every garment Is summed
least hall an hour hc.oru u goes on, NJ
while the nails are being trimmed aud u
cuiiclo loOsencd a warm robe N tied abo
him. Then tho hair aud the brows o
brushed, aud allnF breakfast they q
dressed in the finest OF baby clothes
dressed ioiheir pretty pink chns, wfppp
In ncccclncd Dutch DRESSES, smother
In white ostrich tips aud elk wells and ~
od, for a drive.
King Gould has n natural hatred
wells aud will not permit the feminine
sue 10 touch ha face Ills every
hcadgcar u Drumming Gainsbnfough
white felt, Iaado with a skull cap that c,
err bis cana The plumcs which hang o'
The brim have that modelling. graceful q
dcncy that would do iustice 20 Qucc
dawing-room. JAY Could, lr, u hi
died up In a cape coat Of white iaillc d
and web 81 aik covers his face. Ev
day that IL ~ not inhumanc 20 take
horses out the Gould carriage may be >,
a. the entrance OF No Fast fpdy-cvc
street, with The men on the box palicf
~aiing the buffers signal. Both m,
mourning livery, aud the huxom nul
wear black cloth suits, with black hats
gloves. Ia order 10 got the most r
lfom the dive one al the carriage wind
h always lowered and the driver hn,
rcilons 10 keep IN the sun ne much ~
sibc Unless the weather u very disag
able or the children are restless the al
acts from II ull o'clock and Is reps
later Ia the day.
Al the needs II nursca are supple,
the family. ~ that the boys have their
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