The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23

financial w~-ht Cornelius has man
aged Tor ail tae family
But all roads turn. and this Us 10 he
violated ia tle present generation. The
eldest son OF the house OF vanderbilt
died at Yale four years ago, noble
young fellow. whose purse supplied tho
money for many needy boy young
man so dcmoemic and sympathetic thai
le could not bear % keep pony because
500 many OF the boys had TO go without
sucu uXIry inc enfious iemarA Of
fellow student made the lad send his
pony nome Co stay.
CORNELIUS FATED
The next son is Cornelius the young
man n.u cut on from his family bK
what ir 10 them IN unseeuly marriage
Do is sli that his father has super
sIti0n about the name OF Cornelius A
brother named Cornelius once went the
way OF the dogs, and this lad. though
fine of habits. i5 sicky and unfortunate.
AeXt comes Gertrude. 10 BE- now nearly
certain that the fortune viii be given %
her 90 manage for the family. and thai
she viii got the .-0000lO portion thai
belongs 90 the manager.
The Whitney fortune IL representa- IN
active business interests. n tho truth
were known there are Western interests
paying tribute AS lucrative as Eastern
ones. and a. great OHIO fortune hangs
round this young man from the mama
Doe bears and inc promises that we're made
his mother when be was born.
And how VIII this couple expend this
wealth. VIII b. pour down upon those
who might profit by Il. or will 10 only
leak upon the multitude from the rental
Of SAFE deposit vaults for boarding.
The tastes Of both are Tor expenditure
TIE young man. after graduating ar
Yale. took a Columbia College course
lie Will manage the law interests u the
railroads that net the whole country.
Ills rec-cat.ons are shooting In The Rock
ies playing polo on Long Island. and
sailing or Newport lie does not Ike
Europe. Neither does his bride
This young woman Is actively inter
esied ln charity 20 the extent ~ giving
tlo@ year TO The 81. bartholomew.
Guild. widely phllanthroplo charitable
association. near the New York Central
station, whore n catches all needy vav-
> farer She IS Interested I'm the i'm
| proved Dwelling Association. In tho Tva
ana Ear lnhimary IN the Sloane Ma
ternity Hospital, in tho Margaret Louisa
| Home, in ehe Orphans Outdoor Sof.iaty
me FRESH Ar Fund. and the Floating
Hospital There is n charity lst so
long 10 cannot be placed typewritten nm
on 8 sheet Of lrgca cap paper. 81 [,
spends her income upon public instlt,l-
lions and in her own country
HER TROUSSEAU
The trousseau OF this girl has been very
carefully and deliberately made Most
Of 10 has been done In this country. II
! abounts IN the fads OF the day. for This
is not couple whose wedding clothes
must last for years. \ new hat this
winter will not Doe an imp0ssibiiity with
I Toung Mrs Whitney Her outing dresses
are the prettlest of the tr0usseau. These
are numerous. and are planned for every
known game, for the young people are
get IN the fun enjoyment Of games. Mr.
whitney is twenty-fOur years old. and
Miss Vanderbilt about year younger
Neither have been "Out" enough vet "a
bee stated with the good times OF the world
and neither daye digestons spoiled from
/ dinners
The rooms OF the bride will be In this
OLD corner OF her fathers town house
They are furnished with white ename,
and blue. without speck OF gilt Tn.
distinguished mark OF beauty OF these
rooms IS that the mirrors are oval and
set nat into the walls. They are framed
with a frescO OF vines and flowers.
For their entertainment thore will ID
three bathrooms from which TO choose
Ths bsllrssm In tho town -banss u a.