The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-21
IN GAY NEW YORK.
MASONIC TEMPLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish will
take Il party with them on a Southern
and Western trip, and will make sta:
during the autumn.
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey are still at
\arragansctt, and will make a longer
stay. They arc having many entertain
mrnts rendered them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gould will 60 to
autumn. Mr.. and Mrs George Gould
are in Paris at Ritzs hotel, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Gould are on the high seas
bound for America
The prize of 500 for the best name
suggested for the new Casino play soon
to he produced at the New York Casino
has been divided between Miss Marguer-
'te HarWood and Mrs. J. Lowitcki. both
same nanc-''The Belle of Bohemia
and sent it in at the same time. More
than SO per cent. of the large number Of
contestants were women.
Songs century old arc being re-
hcarsrd in the Ghetto. Chcristcrs who
are sweatshop tailors by day ana musi-
clans by night are filling the air with
strange chants. 1t is rehearsal time for
tht' autumn holidays. Three weeks off
is the Hebrew New Year and solemn
services are to be neld in all synagogues.
80 full Of joyful anticipat ton are these
peoplr that the push-cart men forget tn
nate their deadly enemy, the policeman.
Again Coney Island breaks into public
view: President Circuit Of the borough OF
brooklyn has a 100000 scheme for the
rehabilitation of the resort 1t calls for
the gentle but firm election Of all bankers
and fakirS and the construction of IL
with a beach Of the same proportions
ny tins means the enthusiastic Grout
hopes to keep New York's Atlantic City
brigade right at home. Ten recreation
piers are to be erected. and as this will
go Atlantic City considerably better, Wig
oiouS opposition may be expected.
MIR. and Mrs. Edwin Gould, who re-
turned from abroad On the ST. Louis,
tess de Castellane while in Paris. ''Therc
IS no truth in the report Of the Count dt,
Castellane'S country seat being Offered!
for sale,' said Mr.. Gould. Il know moth
ing about the count being in financial
difficulties: His ancestral estate is not
!oi SAFE. also deny that the Gould fam
n.y. have come forward with funds to
help the count out of trouble. At least.
know that have not done SO. II the
other members OF the family have assist
ed the count | don't know it,
Two men perched on the weather yanc
OF st. 1'auls steeple kept the Broadway
thronS IN suspense the other afternoon.
AS unconcernedly as though sitting on
SOLID earth they painted away at the
vane and a big gilt ball underneath. Ev-
cry time Steeple climber inyades Trim
liy or st. Pauls a crowd collects and
the seml-annual performance of gliding
makes work for the policemen below,
ST. Iauls, though not so high, is more
1azardons "A notice posted over the en-
trance says: "Warning-This Steeple Is
dangerous. Not knowing what min
ute the century-old structure might ton
Ing over maze the feat somewhat dar-
The steamyacht Valiant, with William
~. Vanderbilt on board. left Newport
Tor europe, two months ago. Mr.. Van
derbllt made no announcement of his o.
ing: Monday morning just before 10
O'Clock the Valiant returned to NeWport.
1t dropped anchor back of the torpedo
station and Mr.. Vanderbilt and W. s.
Hocyt came ashore. Mr. Vanderbilt was
driven to Belvoir, the cottage of his son.
where he spent the morning, later father
and son boarding the yacht. The Vail
ant made rast passage across the
ocean. doing the run from Plymouth,
England, to Newport in eight days and