The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-11
PaIatiaI Newport House.


Newport is hoping for "a uls Weoa
Mrs. Potter Palmer does nol say tlat
DC shall NOT have one and 10 is expected
.a.l BeauIIeu. The Waldorf As,lr F..-.
which fhe Potter Planners hage fak0u t0r
The summer wild Boo the secuo oi tla most
magnificent wedding of tIe decade.
Ieaulcu has been occupied DF tIe Gale
tIl S. Irica family joy several sea una
st the rental of $1,000 d. SEASON. DASH
Year the Potter Planners looked lur -
cottage that would Dee large enough for
ihelr entertainments. but could iud u0.l-
lue that quite suited them. I.t t.is year
they have taken BcalIlcI OFF, ta. hands
OF the Brico family Wuo afe ia MOURNING
and vnI entertain lavIsn.r.
Airs Potter Palmer. WHO is responsible
for Miss Grants career ln 9. las
.o daughter of hrr ouu. au. u.e fno
bringing out of h.r. MICE. fou. lefrs ago..
She has put ler forward m so.-.tt. 4s
though She n... Uer Own child. 81
Grants mother s. tae .....r of AIRS. Pale
mor. who was before I.r marriage io. the
Western millionaire il. I..i. ll.s Bertha
U0uorc. But Mrs. c.lut Quieter than
her sister. Mrs. Palmer. and is less .4 o.
public woman iu every Way.
IuIa Dent Grant began lcr Ile in The
White House. She being Dora during cine
presidency OF her graudi.ther. General
ULYSSES Grant. Hor mother. whose NNiN.
was in Chiearo. often took her ou "a VlsLt
10 the West. hence the suppoeiInr tlt-
Miss Grant is q Western eII
When quite O. child Miss Grant went
TO Austria to live. Her father was an-
pointed minister to Austria under iresi-
dent Harrison iu 1889. and he TOOK hls
family with him to- live in the Austrian
capital. Miss Grant soon became ace
0uainfcd with the royal family and wa, d
fay0rito with That capricions Lmife
Elizabeth. She thus received an elura-
tl0n in a. foreign court and The iIe which
was commenced i'm diplomatic circles Was
continued in thcm.
Miss Grant has often been described as
ID Gashing girl. Truth to tell. she ir nos
at an dashine. she U.s. rather undo ilei
with nondcscr.nt hair ana s"ccl though
not regular. features. Her chief charm
SIS her n%oatness, when DIS NcI! I'.h'l'.
ed. She has "a trim figure and ls very
fastilious ln Der dress 'ut n'toNH l.sl
She has never mad "a ri'im To beauty IT'D
the eyes of "a foreigner ono looks pl'lt
because OF her extreme molirhne- DUE
among American bellies she Us nor con-
spicuous. though nice ioohli-
Mrs. Potter rainier "i- a"
her niece very conbtNidi. me TWO "'
mon. olltlHit "id'I-
been almost cnui'' ~''Nln %.
years MIS- 1.'''I
ca. pfosfe'slf "Lo l"'"
found hcf niece Jniiai very
cnvlous Newport elr once s'i' ''''
never knew Juia Grant TO nave .' '
in her life. but peopie "i.no.'
often very serene ana inc '4'.
was passed upon Nor aa " -A-'
country, m-ent DO iesiio''
blessing ln Li..i. ""'''
want women VIII" Iu'".. -
MISS Grants nai-. 70
cousin MISS N'f."N '''.'-
Neiie Grant anu d
her own aee 'ho'Ah M'ss
pfetler. me TWO 5""'I'
last winter ll w "'--
RECIPIENTS or nit-u "'.. -
IN dipiona'le ,"olu' en- n,
that she "oHlu He'4'"DS "'-'
lomatc ta"As.
Miss Grant is twenty-five anu 'i''' '''
toris Us two years Younger
Prince Miehaei ''n'. % ~
Miss Grant IS ensaHo' l9 .+
puresl blood Inc ~ +.-.-
that there is no urop ol
veins and 81 is saia they ioti' "' n,..
% the PoniatoWskys VINO "l' u
extraction and Who are salQ TO "1