The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03
GOSSIP OF GAY CORN

GOSSIP OF GAY GOrnl
New York. October 90 The Coulds
the vanderbilts wsre on parade n
public prints yesterday. on accoubt r.
the family affairs which interest the s.
Y tropolitan public. II appears that psI
Helen Gould In the goodness of her =
heart. has left her home at Lyudh,
i 10 call on brother George at Lahcx q
and there intercede for Brother HowSs
II MY Lady Beautiful can have her y.
the latter Sill not have to forfeit the ~
| of his fortune because he made Kaaht,4I
| Cleinmons his wife. Since the first feltl
| OF surprise and chagrin which came n p '
| on the unexpected announcement ~ y
| wedding passed away. NJ SIS Gould bas AZ, |
| her best 10 reconcile the family IA -
| brothers act: but SO far George 1t Is NJ
has been obdurate and has Insisted M,
| he saw no way by Which the codic,i n
| their fathers will can he overcome VI,
| Helen. however. has not given I'M ~
| told a friend recently she believed ~
| in a little time She coitld win her brr5f'
| ers consent to Tie wedding wbikh ~
already taken place. There are mant-
George Gould's friends who say he 81
he has always expressed There ara No.
however. who believe that the NIUE
of his sister and HIS affection ~
his brother Will induce him to do a. N
asks.
In the case OF the vanderbilts. /,
blessed baby figures once more. but
as a peacemaker. Society Is perturs
because the obdurate grandfather Of ~
nelius III didn't appeai. at the Chr
ening. which interesting ceremony e
CURED yesterday. So it happens ~
all the oracies and 'undoubted authorifIS3
who assured society last week tbaf A
hiring Of the Ogden Goelet mansion
Fifth avenue by Cornelius the yotnrs
father OF Cornelius the Youngest. and y
of Cornelius the eldest meant that IN
cancellation had been effected are nov !,
surfing with equal poeitiveness that N
railroad magnate and his wllfuI son. Il
persisted in following the dictates Of
heart in choosing helpmeet. In disobAi
ence TO his fathers wishes are no nsafe,
reconciliation than ever. or course n
renting of the Goelet palace means IN
Cornelius ii and his pretty Young wife
do their share of entertaining this seass
What the gossips want to know. howsyl
Is which way society viii 20. and they n
Watching Grandma Astor closely a
wasn't ait THE christening. either. ead
she doesn't set the seal of social tan
upon her children thew will be barn
from the holy of holies. as Mamma Astu5
voice is the voice of the TOP -notchers
Hall Calne. the author who came \
some weeks ago with hts play. n
Christian" which is coming mony n
a new story. He will give it to the pui
in the most novel wav novel was n
published. Instead of having 1t prinl W
and sold in the book stores. he will sps
1t from the platforms of tEeaters and ~
ture rooms. The novel is entitled .Tim5
Sweet Home" and the peculiar mode q
publishing 1T was suggested 20 the arik
some Ye2rs ago while be was travelinst Ek
the East. where he became interested Ns55
the professional story tellers of the mar
places. BY means of this spoken ros
novelty the unique ManXman hopes 10 &S
the lecture platform out of the rutl 8 "a
nut some more good American dolls s
into the pockbts of is picturesaue panf
looms.
J. Pierpont Morgan lost DO time IN n,
ing good his offer to provide the slh d
a new home for the New York y1
club. He made the offer last Friday sMz
and it was accented. Today Mr.. MUf53
the ground. The location Of t
addition to clubland is an admirable cnss
West Forty fourth streat. Close to Il
the Harvard club. Sherry's. the Bestt
club. the Bar association and other
Mr.. Morgan paid S14S.0U0 for the W
and his generosity so aroused the n r.
bers Of the New YORK Yacht club ufElP59
already $4,000 has been subscribed tom
the construction of the new home Of fs2FN
sporty cid seadogs. b. S;sj
In the theaters devoted to dramas
draw swell audiences women playrs AZ
lever looked so charming before.
'emarkable unanimity with which IN
Manhattan has DOTTED her headgcar 3; ~
sight that gladdens the eve of the SSsSs 4,
slider. who is sufferer at home. In Eas3E
the custom is general all over town IA
at night only. The man who taka$en !
ihe Adamless matiness will have M1fSd
nest opportunity on tan to study
work OF the builders Of HSS
nine headpleces: but only a man vii e3 "A
studga the playgoing girls whateva Il Ia |
hey may get out of being unkind 70
,ther at the afternoon show.
An exceptionally LARGE crop or MOI p
have arrived from Uhlf
quite for Europe. Eighteen are tc
housed in Broadway hotel and u ~:
hem viii leave on the same steam4 a +
borrow. This is the third proselj ~ I
and to arrive and sail from this IL
within month. The crop OF new COR m
vii begin TO come in next spring Zl<}A,
ongress. in the meantime. puts % N
ars. Z,
A fire IN the eighth floor of a 81
'ay skyscraper was handled without Ee
early this morning. thouf
reat pressure necessary to get the
o such a height caused thrde hos
o burst. Flremen here are exDet 5ef
iers OF lofty confagrations. hal
The Shirt-sleeve Habit -,
Indianapolis News.
A Santiago NEWSPAPER Is much diH
ecause Mayor McI1eary of that city
In the mayors office In his shirt g .
aiming that such a costume is u rst
ed" This is the most discouragins a
lat we have had from Santiago foft
ne. for it would not be difficult Y =.