The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-08
PROMINESTSEw F0kKERs.
Unimportant but Io.ersstinx Notes Re-
g~rdiuK Them.

when Mrs. Jci n King Van Rensselaer,
gave a tea to introduce her sons.
Everyone said something about milk
in the tea and other faceticus things.
Well. young Harold Van Rensselaer,
has prov ed true to the prediction. for he
has now opened a milk and cream shop
on Fourth avenue, and Is prepared to
sail the stun himself over the counter
just as Mr.. Cottenet sells flowers.
There is excellent precedent for the
milk and cream business. for Levi r.
Morton. cx-Vice- President OF the United
States, has long been in the habit OF
selling the products OF his dairy farm at
Rhinebeck: but 1 believe that Mr.. Nor
ton never. appeared In propria persona -
salesman.
Jack" Aston Is determined to have his
stable at Sixty-fifth street and Fifth
avenue, in spite OF the protests OF some
OF his neighbors.
There is no earthly reason why he
shouldn't The modern stable. with all
Its sanitary drainage and ventilation, 10
as sweet and clean any dwelling
house.
1t has long been the fashion OF Frank
Work, Theodore Havemeyer. and other
owners OF big stables to give receptions
In them. and women have been perfectly
satisfied TO wear their best clothes about
the premises without any suspicion a
carrying away smell, or even a sug-
U
SO long as we have an Aston who II
willing and satisfied TO live among Va
do not let rs make his life miserable by
finding fault with his menage or Manage.
The serious coaching accident In Eng
land, whereby favorite actor was killed
and number OF others were badly an
jured, u OF so uncommon a nature as to
can painful attention to 1t. especially At
time when our own coaches, both pr.-
waite and public. are getting ready to
go on the road.
a great many more incompetent whips
get on to the box-seat here than in Eng
land. So. We may be held to be extreme
ly lucky that no serious accident has
ever happened here.
ON the occasion of the last coach par
ade. Mr.. Fred Gebhard made up a party.
which included Miss Morris. now his
wife. and his sister. Mrs. Fred Nelson
by the time he had got his coach to
the rendezvous in the Park his team had
become unmanagcable. and. rather than
incur the risk OF the threatening acci-
dent. the party submitted to the mortin-
cation OF getting or the coach and re-
turning In cabs.
SO Newport is going to have another
club through the purchase of land by
Oliver Belmont and While Vanderbilt
The Newport Racing Association. with
Prescott Lawrence as president has
scarcely begun work on fits new premises.
yet here Is another out-of-door concern
. II looks as IL this sort OF thing was be-
Ing overdone al Newport. just as II has
been ia the vicinity OF New York
Too many clubs spoil the social broth
as they make IL weak and diluted
that nobody has any fun I'm any of them.
The important announcement Is made
that Mrs Mackays fine house In Paris
Is FOR sale.
This Looks as IL that overpoweringly
rich Amarican had tired of spending
money In Paris. where II won't buy half
as much recognition Of the valuable sort
In London
In Paris there Is no one like Mrs
Mackay to compete with her. She has
things all her own way in one set. and
cannot get the other to notice her ut all
She also owns Carlton House in Lon
don. TO which she will now proceed and
see II she can't out-Bradley Mrs. Brad
ley-Martin. and cast her much boosted
jewels into the shade.
Wealth. like fame. has it's penalties
Here Is poor. little Howard Gould sim
ply because he inherited "a part OF his
fathers enormous wealth, who cannot
fall In love with and marry a charming
young actress. who IS pretty and bright
and well born, without everybody rich
and poor, wanting TO know all about it.
1t Is a consolation 10 think that my
wealth will never subject me to such
public curiosity. no matter whom l may
choose TO make Mrs. Cholly Knicker-
booker.
II is also an additional consolation tina,
have no sister-in-law to object TO my
possible bride elect.
Professional Jealousy Is all well enough
on the boards. perhaps. but IL should
stop at the hyneneai aitar.--Exchange.
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