The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-01

atien sarsy n the year shat sac shoeia
MT visit Newport. but proposed e esyets
herself 70 ne rev colony ~ sosi1alRroAs
had essnea genuine SURPRISE and eonstsf-
na<ian. For every ca slppossa at -
vandezbsIn wonid soin M. ana Mrs.. HAr-
riman.
Mrs. Hartman aas Ms erase caelsss
shs = = sups.N type q hAlf oFlentai oean-
ty-6ark-halFeA dark-szed. win q con-
piexion % dazzllns brSnlancy.
Above zne1hzm Aelsik via. q araro fhAs
= tsne psrfeczlca e curves. q nsek and
shoulders OF fanAless sodeIling. en- lvery,
coasmn-liks tnroat surznounted - q r1eoe-
fsi. pereectly pSlsed head. alrs. HarrIan =
q verstabae Dlenaa q wmen. she e a.
ancarnatson of rObast physical bsaEzsy nna
good humor. She Is merry. happy. 49,
hearted woman. famous fur her M. tor
eher extraordinary mimic powers and her
musical talent Ttis sa4a thnt shs eonIA
II shs wanted 20 prove = dangerous rival
"a Nay Irwin n her coon songs
When Afrs. Hartman arrives N New
port the other day. hooking orsllisntly
beautiful and fairtiy bubbling over with
good nature. the disappointed Rotaen FOR
got aheir Own esaagrin and made a con-
mon cause OF Grace" IS she b faniliar-
~ called
Every one knows that ne HarE1manA
have been Mr.. vanderbuit's aias hfE4serso
IN his social affairs. SOesewpocs. however
envtous Il has been IN tlse recent past. a.
uls.used her advent. OF course eata tha
krov-snR ones. Mr. va0esr0uilt viii ask
Craca Hartman % receive with him. and
once for all let us hope people ~ Under
stand .tfaG We Do not ned 60 80 90 Phtls-
delphia and walze up che % - eits.ena
when We require q bearttfui and tactfu
woman as temporary c1atelaine.
So IN me minds OF the women whe were
not asked 20 pay hcstes for an syenarg -
Mr.. vanderbul's ball the matter was set
tied. and New York scored one against
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Hartman With anaults tsct- neither
aduksted nor denied the sponsAneOC3 an.
nouucsment that shs vas to receive Mr..
VanderbChk's guests. she just smIcd N
her frank. stsnshlny way and sid ulcS
things about Xzs. aCreer. WhOSn 80 De-
clarcd sa1e pretk1esk woman she had seen
for ases, and then she tod hog glad she
was 40 be al dear. old Newport. and how
heavenly 60 think Elisha Dyer vas 90 Had
the cotHllon q Mr. van1srbuils's; but M.
ready mast n0t be asked about her COZ
nection with the ainatr. Surely Mr. van-
5erbuilt was the one from whom to seek
information.
AIeauttme Newport eoaips who haA -
scented Mrs. Ca1er'a sDcceS8 did not hesi-
tate 20 declare ohat rlhey were delighted
and hoped P'hiadslphla women wouha
kindly take notice chat Newport had ex-
8sted and would contlnne. 90 DO 20 without
their aid
And the blonde little Ma Carter -
rezsely came and went al g0wnsd IN fla-
~ white. hooking ncS . MY o. q slender
ytemmed white roso-co0l eollscted era
uudisturOed
And Newpors was ealriy staegsrad wAea
Ct discovered that besi6ss man % wealtA
and faslston and of sooa ka@ss. Mr.. van
6ebnilt was q man OF Afachisvellian d.
piomAcy.
Afr. William K. vander0uilt VINO was ne
born yesterday. asked Mra Hartman 60
assist slim IN receiving his guests Friday
night ~ Ssle Golf CirIb and then WIN d.
ligitful gaalantry invited Mrs.. Carter 60
aid Mrs. Hartman.
And thus one of tile very cisverast % -
cial leaders exsmphnea ~ atnsss for he
exalted position