The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-02
WOMAN s v ORLD

TIA, -''- .-, calace owned by her husr and
tie 10''.'= ne steam yacht ATLANTA.
know" ,..,,rta is her summer establish
LIN and home This year. The taep mat mat
msn' 1, gives it a unique adva ntage
II - ', ,..rv other country house.
over s' ,, Iron anchor and entertain wher-
She eau ,nlrsver she wishes, ami she
does. ... ,,ort,es aboard her
ME- and she gives breakfast parues'
E4-'. rs dances and dinners in her coun-
lu''.. nm the water She is entertain
Try No'. l,tsn5s this season in the most
lavish manner 10,
.ss. sought after woman at We''tches-
Jus ' ,.ssre the polo games have attracted
V' ,,to Afalanta has been anchored in
,+f the Country Club. The enter
u' IN hoard have been defectab le.
V.''..'' ...,,r Of Mrs Gould's yacht is
..,,r safe deposit vault. Here she Keeps
i'7. io.s and key a number of her IA
nous jewels.
.,. .i,r,est of the yacht dinner', she
-r.r itts summer Mrs. Could wore
,..rssrful diamond tiara. 1t is COM
~ diamonds Of unusual size and is
valued at $4,000
sr. has also aboard her yacht ller dog
..1,r If oears-a long chain of a iternate
,sarls and diamonds.
Hs, entertainments have rive led Mrs.
sr,vrssant I5ish's in originality One of
=, recent girls Iuncheons was a strictly
-,n,csl aaair The favors wei e curious
.Siring Nttla fishes with ribbons tied to
eas,r TAI. The tails came off and the
e.lss were found to be stuffed with the
choicest b1uuaus.
'', T his Sumner Mrs. Could has been
r-,,r,al.v the leader of the W Pstchester
sat From The deck of her yacht she has
ted sway over The seasons gayNties.
Nav arises the question whether she can
Tram her SCAT in the saddle OF her pet
hunter hold similar social sway over the
exclusive aud hard-riding set which mas
rs headquarter4 at Hampstead, L. l.
Mrs Could has planned TO take a no use
Al Hampstead for the fail hunting season.
And everybody is asking: Is she to be pne
Of The com.ng leaders of the ''400?'
Mrs. Gould has every room aboard her
YACHT eirei up as artlsticaly as if she
were a Newport villa.
She has eight servants, besides the crew.
Sne has also TWO nurses in addition to her
own maid, for she has her childro with
aa.
Her dinners aboard the yacht have been
feature of the June WestChester season.
They have been planned and e. FRIED out
on the most 'auorate scale. AS the chate-
lane Of her yacht Mrs. Goufd has every
r,5rfr+ ,,f 1tr time filln5 Sb "a tS rr1otbar
sod-ty woman and hoUsekeep er all in one.
The daily routine of her life Is carried
out u just the same way a S if she were
living on shore.
Every day the hairdresser comes from
town to arrange her coiffu re- and both a
manicure and a pedicure come twice a
week
Mrs Could does not breakfast until II
o'clock But she arises much earlier, has
her coffee and rolls and then plans out
The Iaborious society plans for the day.
She is model housekeepeI' as well as a
devoted mother During the morning, I'M
less SHE goes TO town with Mr.. Gould on
Alte shopping tour, SIZE spends her
time with her children. SHE reads out
loud 10 them and heartily joins in their
games And it is her intention not to
nave her mornings with her children in
lerruped
GeN and al the hard work that implies
Dur's The polo t-ames the Atalanta
mas Been the headquarters for all sorts
o. deNsh-ll lestivitiJ s.. The aristocratic |
"esJc1es.er SET have daily enjoyed The
hospitality OF Mrs George Gould. There |
nave been dinners and luncheons and
We'AasJs and impI omptu cruises up the |
sy-.l anu Mrs Oliver Iselin and Mr. Ell |
NJ norman c.4 have been happy in assisting |
"ls. Voud to entertain her friends.
H.' -IIlS luncneous have been an limo |
,'uVu lns NestcheSter season. Among i
q, s'-l guests have been Miss Nora and |
~%S amy lstIn, Miss Heloise Hatch |
ae0 MISS Elizabeth Emmett Al each one
VI ueSe nncheous Mrs. Gould has in |
en some novel and decidedly pictur-
eSqle features.
7i 1ie mas also entertained her girl guests |
vbiob sumpse of the gorgeous gowns |
0 0tSu compose her summer wardrobe. |
c years When Mrs. Gould has gone !
7as ''1s III the Atalanta she has ia ken |
Her only number of Yachting |
d. d. anu lew more or less simnle LITTLE
mas, dresses. But this year she has a
en,,, S'aooidte wardrobe. with costumes
has LOT an occasions. OF course. she
yerv I.aleey OF yachting gowns in the
sssor. -, fashion. But she also has an
fr nv. UeHJ Of going ashore gowns oos-
Narhr 1''A SUI iUiCnGOR dresses. /
g5rgs.i nssNsees. gowns for town wear and
ners. costumes Tor yacht din
laid 5t s'aII OF Suffolk and Berkshire has
q Niss I paue and possession at the feet
teanlie.'D- aIsy Letter Is one of the three
T ai,l daughters Of Mr.. ana Mrs Ie,,1
zon y o'ss Of Chicago. One is I.adv Cur
Other WE y o. The viceroy of India agd G ona
The s,1l Mss Mamie Letter.
s9iro 'p'"1nt Earl of Suffolk and por,,
able tba o. OF the Towards, unouestion-
ard Tb Guest and noblest family in Eng
med I'M IN arlstocratic grandeur is sum
An t5s ~ I mat famous phrase Of Pone's.
The 6p J'o'i Of all the Towards.
family I I3 of Norfolk is the head IF t,is
hn5 andy r. lie Is the Premier Duke IKE 80 81 r ,lils
peers. taxes precedence over ali other
Lord T '-o,r Of Suffolk is descended from
fourth Mus ,I.'S Howard, second son Of he !
carbon as OF Norfolk, who received the
Berks5ir,o ' suffolk in 1903. The earldor, w, nt
Of The (g,.s conferred on another m mem
Suffolk ir l was merged with tbat 81
the ro,sI D.. suffolk is entitled ~ o,or4o.
il dtrscry arms arms of the Piantagenets' re
han.ase1. 9.5-eaded from Edward ~