The herald., 1895-07-21

come empty-handed to their husbands on
their wedding day, for prospectvely thev
are heiresses to about IS. 0o0. 600 each.
Mis-. Elsie Clews. who is sumering ga at
Rocks" is another Of the richly endowed
summer girls. You will have to rub up
your Latin and Greek if you hope to lind
favor in Miss Elsie's soft brown eyes, for
she is student above and beyond every
thing. She has just fnsned post grad
uate course at one OF the famous women s
colleges, and it is said, if she might do
hei own choosing, she would accept
chair in the college, which has been
offered her. But being encum bered with
$2, ono, 0000 or $4,000, 900, it is not at all
likely that she Will indulge in her IA
yorite pursuit.
Miss Evelyn Burden is another beauty
who is well endowed with this world $
goods, and you will be sure to find her
in the City by the Sea when. the season
opens. More than one hunded millions
of dollars is the cash valuation OF these
eight Newport bellies, but they are worth
their weight in diamonds, every single
one-they are so winsome and dainty ana
sweet.
Bar Harbor is a first-rate field for the
fortune seeking youth. Miss Paulne
Whitney, with her Juno-like figure and
Madonna face, will summer there al
Moseley, which her father has leased.
Miss Whitney has good many millions
from her very wealthy father, besldes IL
is an open secret that she will inherit the
greater part OF the twenty million ddllar
fortune which her uncle. Oliver fayne,
possesses. She is great favorlte with
this bachelor uncle and she is pretty sure
of big slice OF her inheritance upon the
day that makes Ler wife.
Three pretty daughters OF Governor
Morton, each Of them heir to at least flve
millions. will summer with their mother
at Mount Desert, close by Bar Harbor.
They are tall. handsome, athletic girls,
who go in for yachting, hunting, skating.
golfing or whatever sport is seasonable or
attainaole.. They will be at Newport ior
a little while with Mrs. John Jacob Astor,
who is their close and intimate friend.
Lenox, among the Berkshire hills, has
a number of we'll endowed heiresses
among its summer colonists. Miss Emily
Vanderbilt Sloane is great belle and
beauty, and there is no more popular
young woman than Miss Helen Stokes,
whose hospitable and immensely rich
parents have just finished their new
home, Shadowbrook. where there are loo
bedrooms, besides quantities OF other
rooms for every conceivable use.
Along. the picturesque Hudson pretty
summer girls with great bank deposits
are as thick almost as the fragrant pink
wild roses. The most interesting, per-
haps. is brave little woman, who man.
ages great fortune wisely for herself and
for the best good of the many with whom
she shares her bounty. She teaches in
klndergartens has sewing classes where
she teaches the brown little fingers of her
workmen's children to hem and en-
bruider; she reads and sings hymns in
her clear young voice to the incurables
in the great hospitals, and few OF those
who watch the slender figure go in and
out on errands of mercy know that it is
Miss Helen Gould, one OF the richest
women in the world.
Miss Alta Rockefeller, who is heir to
about $40, 900. 600, and who will be richer
than any Of the Vanderbilts. will spend
father has recently bought on the Hud-
son. She is quite as Iretiring as Miss