Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-23
Could Instruct lin Music and
Athletics.

their money should take unto ITSELF
wings and fly sways" Is always q facin-
ating question, but the answer may
not be quite SO attractive, for;,the plain
u~nvarnished truth is that most of them
would do a great deal better than the
women of moderate fortune. Great
wealth always brings great opportnni.
ty for study and improvement, and q
talent, or only a decided taste for any
accomplishment, is made the most Of
by the best professors in this country
and abroad.
II Mr.-or rather, BY courtesy OF the
Austrian court, Baron-Theodore
Havemeyer. the sugar magnate, should
wake up.some lne morning and dnd
his Atty millions gone like q dream.
his charming wife could insure q com-
Portable support for her family by
using her wonderful musical training.
There is no organist In America who
ranks above this beautiful Austrian
woman, and the grand organ in her
home Is used as regularly as the day or
night comes.
Mrs. Nicholas Fish il another among
the noted millionaire musicians. At
the musicales given by herself and
Mrs. Havemeyer they often are the 30
loists, accompanied by the Boston
symphony Society, probably the finest
band OF musicians in America.
A QUEEN OF PHOTOGRAPHY.
OF course, any one who knows Mrs.
Daniel Scott Lamont is aware that she
would adopt photography IL ever the
plentiful housekeeping funds run low.
She no longer Can be Classed with the
amateurs, SO clever has her work be
will soon be little room for improve
nent.
Her collection is worth . good sized
fortune now, for there are pictures OF
the three little Cleveland girls, taken
at all stages OF growth, beginning With
the wee baby things, in their first short
dresses, when they arst walked, and
on every one Of their birthdays. Mrs.
Lamont has has three deer little
daughters OF her own, and it was to
perpetuate their dainty faces and to
keep close account Of the changes the
years brought that Mrs.. Lamont took
up the study Of photography.
A TITLED Artist.
Countess Itchy, who was Mable
Wright, has already demonstrated her
ability to support herself by her beau
tiful painting in water Colors. For
several years the belle Of the Four
Hundred was earning fame for herself
under q modest assumed name by the
clever work OF her brush.
THE CULTURE OF NUCLEs.
Mrs. John Jacob Aster Is 20 we'll
provided: for that it does not seem
that either wal or famine could seper-
ate her from the goodly heritage into
which she has came, but Il they,
should, this beautiful high born dame
could and would put her shoulder to
the wheel and make things 70 around.
Mrs. Aster's choice Of q profession
would be, it is said by one OF her bost
riends, teacher Of athletic In some OF
he famous woman colleges. At sail
ug. rowing, swimming, tennis, rolf
nd bicycling Mrs. Aston Is an expert,
nd she isequally clever in the gymna-
ium at the Berkelep LyCeum and on
g at the swell skating club.
Mrs. Russell Sage, whose husband
; one hundred millions or there
fAbouts, would 20 back TO her old pro-
essiOn that Of teacher, for that was
b 9 life work she had chosen and was
d cCessfully filling when she married
the rich New Yorker.
Miss Louise McAllister, daughter Of
the late society leader Ward MCAilis-
/ far hnafdnn havin1 thu 0ffk ~ rnrn non.