The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-04
HITLER AND YONDER.
Brief Chances at the Beau Monde Gener-
ally.

part OF MS tuIhuituouS top-knot last
Saturday afternoon, on the occasion OF
his farewell appearance at Music Hail
but at one time It looked very much as
though the Chicago Fair would have 10
take place without him. The girls (vce
say girls" because they are girls until
they pass the sixty mark nearly killed
the Pole and it is a fact that he vas
compelled to call in medical assistance
when he reached home after the on
slaught We are proud OF those wild
and tempestuous New York females ana
can only say that they deserve more
attention from Mr.. PaderewskI than they
can hope to get. II Mr. Paderewski
should be ambitious to start harem In
New York, It would be necessary for
him TO secure structure fully as large
as the Fifth-avenue Hotel 10 accomrno-
date the women who would ciamor 10
be among its inmates.
Philadelphia is horse mad this spring
and FOR that reason / expect to see II
eclipse itself in the way Of an open-air
horse show at the end OF the month.
II Is rather amusing 10 hear the coaching
element over there claiming that the
quaker City is now second only TO Lon
don i'm point Of number Of public road
coaches; since the PHILADELPHIA. number
Is three whereas London can count M
wards Of dozen, but at the same time
We cannot but admit that the establish
ment OF these three lines 10 the suburbs
Is long step forward for PHILADELPHIA.
and l am prone to admit the enthusiasm
with which the youthful amateur whips-
inexperienced as they are-have entered
into the sport. Broad street, I'm the
neighborhood Of the fashionable hotels.
OF an afternoon, is, TO be sure, only a
very mild reminder Of Northumberland
avenue, but the youngsters are, never
theless, able TO imagine themselves more
than fair imitation Of the British gem
teman Jehu, and it has Of late come
10 be quite the fad 10 lounge about the
porch Of the Bellevue as $50 draws nigh
TO await the arrival Of the Alert" The
Bellevue Is not quite so large or so i'm
posing as the Victoria or the Metropole
In London, but the anglomaniacs' imaRi-
nation Is elastic, and they have little
difficulty In fancyins themselves within
ear-shot Of Big Ben.
Mrs William Aston. who does not ex-
rect 10 go to Chicago until late In the
fall. will leave early in June for New
port, where she will keep her household
Until early IN october.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi p. Morton intend
passing the early part Of the season at
their beautiful estate. Ellerslle, and ex-
pect to 90 10 Bar Rarbor in August
Colonel and Nine. Bonaparte. Mr.. ". c.
Whitney, Miss Pauline Whitney and Col
onel oliver Payne Will pass the summer
at Beverly Farms. Mass.
Mrs. Samuel j. Colgate, who has in
herited fortune OF 100000, will spend
the summer in retirement at her superb
country seat at New Hamburg on the
Hudson.
Among those who have recently de-
parted for Chicago are Mr.. Theodore
Roosevelt and party, Mr.. and Mrs Ed
win Gould and party, Mr.. A. J. DrexeI
and party, and Mr.. and Mrs W. Fl. Fall
coner Of east Sixty-second street.
Bishop Henry G. Potter, instead Of
spending the summer abroad as he had
Intended. Will 90 10 Newport and open
his cottage on Rhode Island avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacob Astor expect
20 spend the greater part Of June in
chicago. IL Is not likely that Mrs. VIII
ilam Astor Will go 10 Chicago before
late In the fall. She IS TO leave early in
June for Newport. expecting to remain
until early in October.
AIRS. j. Coleman Drayton is living IN
abroad. Mr. Drayton is living
On his place at Barnardsville. N. j.
a correspondent, who happened upon
me Earl and Countess Of Craven during
ihelr wedding tour couples with a mem
ton Of the fact an exclamation OF won
der az the quite inofeusive, but very per-
,eptible gaucherie OF the youthful bride
m public dining-room. IL my informa-
non on the subject is not inaccurate, I
should have been very much surprised
had my correspondents comment been
m a different vein. i am assured that,
until she was betrOthed 10 the Earl OF
raven. Miss Bradley-Martin's meals were
Invariably served in the nursery.
The season at Bar Harbor promises TO
De unusually brilliant. Mr.. Johnston Liv-
ngston VIII, as usual, give two or three |
n his charming dinners each week. and |
Alr. Walter 5. Gurnee, whose Bar Harbor |
1nners are famous, will follow his ex- |
ample. Mr.. James T. Woodward has q |
'harming villa, Devilstone at Bar Har- |
'or' and will gather together at his trl- |
weekly dinners the beauty OF Richmond. |
Baltimore. Boston, and New York Mar /
oyeni Beg and Mr.. Frederick Diodati |
thompson viii give mammoth picnics |
md variety entertainments during July |
nd August. Among the beautiful bellies
Who will spend July and August at Bar
iarbor are Miss Lulu Morris. Mrs. Jessie
tyson, Miss Marie Sterling OF Baltimore, |
he Misses Sturgis OF Philadelphia, and |
Kisses May Handy and Irene Langhorne
( Richmond.
Miss Kate Field, editor OF the bright
l.. 81. III
; the guest OF Mrs. A. r. Lancaster, Of
'hicago. so that we may confidently ex-
ect a sparkling Worlds Fair article.
Mrs. Edwin Tate. an American, is said
D be the most beautiful woman in London
[ present.
Mrs. Emmons Blaine has leased the
ing cottage, at Bar Harbor. for the
lmmer.
The society calendar in the Windy
ity" for the week past was as follows:
Tuesday-Oak Park Club election. Dra-
iatic entertainment at the Carlton Club.
Ir. and Mrs. w. X. Nixon. 1856 Rush
rect, dinner for the Duke OF New
istle.
Wednesday-Mr II. o. Stone. a dinner.
ecepuon at Lexington by the Woman's
Tub for Mrs. Potter Palmer and Mrs.
harles Henotin.
Thursday-Mrs. Fisher. OF Highland
ark. reception. Annual dinner OF the
hicago College OF Law at the Palmer
ouse. Fellowship Club, an anniversary
inner at Kingsleys. Marriage of Miss
lily Agnes McIeish and Charles Lewis
ay at the summer residence of the
ride's parents, at Craigs Lea, Glencoe.