Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

residence, The Breakers" IN Newport.
II Is said that New York's 4eo look for
much more from young William H
than from any Of the other descendants
Of the old commodore sareugh the four
seas. corasii1s. Frederick. George and
William II.
The boys are hack again IN Yale this
year with added iaAneacs and an IN
creased determination 10 out-co each
other. Vanderbilt still depends upon
his music. and Rockefsller upon his
dogs aad horses. Their rivalry will
last through their college course and
beyond il. when they become leaders in
New York society. In the spriag of
'ss. when they graduate, old Yale may
See two spreads such as were never
given under the shadow of her elms-
Both the young men are Of good stat
ure. Vanderbilt looks very much like
bis father. lie has a full but rather
pale face. with dark eyes and hair. tie
II ealtavating . mustsche, but is not
having much luck with it. He Is Of
pleasant address. but naturally very ex-
elusive. Rockefeller Is jellier in de-
meaaor. He has ruddy, smooth face.
and dark eyes and hair.
Two other rich young men are giving
promise of great future usefulness TO
society. They are Edwin Gould and
young Phil Armour. The latter is out
of Yale about two years. lie is TWEEN
ty-6ve years cid. of medium stature,
and jovi2l cast of countenance Eddie
Gould Is about a year younger. He is
quiet in his bearing but It is thought
that he win make the first real social
success in the history Of his family
At present his prediction is rather in
the direction Of athletic sports and
outdoor life, but of late he has
figured in several prominent society
evcots-as usher IN one or two
small weddings for instance-and
there Is every reason TO believe that he
will figure in the best set some day. He
differs from his brother George. who in
herits many Of his fathers traits. He
goes about his business Ia his fathers
Office at the Western Union building
with his coat OF. and an air Of conspicu-
Gus democracy about him. But Eddie is
moro fastidious. He belongs to two or
three of the most fashionable clubs and
likes To consort with the swell men
about town A year ago when Eddie
took his little dyer in stocks with the
result OF making . cool 100000 in a
very quick timel no invested in some
magnificent horses and q small dog
cart. He quarters his team at fash
ionable livery stable, and when he rides
In the park. - he does frequently. the
marriagea BILE girls look at him in o
way TO mako him blush. When Eddie
heard about young Rockefeller's dogs
he imported some very handsome ST.
Eernards- Although II was said that
Rockefeller invested about $4,000 In
dog flesh. some of Eddie's canine in
ves.ment- ranked pretty we'll up in the
scale. As yet he has not kept pace
with Rockefeller in the matter of horsea
Young Armour has not made much
OF sensation in New York yet, but he
Is known to the swell set al a man who
never lets anything go by because Of
its coat He has . magnificent suite of
rooms in one OF the most luxurious
hotels; and spends much Of his time
here. Occasionally he runs down to
New Haven for . week with his old
college chums. and when he does he
makes things hum in the City Of Elms-
It is said that Eddie Gould's wealth
after his fathers death will prob
ably run up TO e75, 600. 600. give
the figure Deccu,e they are cur
rent gossip, though think them much
too high. At any rate he will haye
enough to cut dash in society, and
the chances are that he'll do it, too.
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