The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-11-23
IN QAY NEW YORK.
Scenes and Incidents of Everyday
Life in the Paris of America. *

A1lS III the ais OF
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Miss Maude Adams first fourteen per-
formances at the Knickerbocker theater
averaged over $4,000 at each performance.
This is in advance of Miss Adams best
previous New York city receipts the past
three seasons. The arrangements are
now under way by which a change of
hooking will be made. so that Miss
Adams will remain at the Knickerbocker
1hcater until December %. giving seven
ty-tivc performances of "L'Aiglon.'
The annual auction sale Of boxes for
the horse show in Madison Square gar
den was held Thursday in the Garden
thcatcr. The attendance was large and
paid for boxes was $780, said to be the
highest in the history OF the organization.
Fewer boxes were sold than formerly,
the second row Of arena boxes being re-
moved this year. I'ht. highest price paid
was $625, by 7. w. Lawson and F. X.
SturSis. The price then dropped to $500.
ut which several were sold The sale
realized $4,000.
An arrival is expected before long in
the family of William X. Vanderbilt,
2r Mr. 224 M5f; Namdsrbif h are NOW
married On April 1 last year at the home
OF Mrs. Nanderbilt's sister, Mrs. Her
mann Oclrichs. The marriage was one
OF the most notable society events of the
year. Rev. Thomas +. Murphy vino was
connected with the cathedral parish, but
was then acting pastor Of a church at
pObbS Ferry. performed the ceremony.
Mrs. Vanderbilt was Miss Virginia Fair,
the Youngest daughter Of the late Sonu-
tor James G. Fair of Nevada.
Miss Louise Drew. daughter or Mr..
and Mrs. John Drew, will make her So
rial debut at an afternoon reception to be
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Drew on Thurs
day. November %, at their home, fl
West Twenty-tirst street. Miss Drew is
Il slender, graceful, dark-haired girl She
has studied in Dresden, at Boul0gne, and
in the school of Marquise de San Carlos
on the stage with her father last Year as
*The Tyranny of Tears" Hiss lis brew fS,ev'} !:
ambitious to become an actress. Her ia
Their approves Of her plans. She has ney-
or posed before a camera.
Charles Frohman in announcin. his
plans for the knickerbocker theater and
ter in ''Zaza' said: Miss Maude Id
ANS in her play of 'L'Aiglon' will con-
tinue at the Knickerbocker until the end
OF Christmas week, when she will prob
ably visit some, of the larger cities. She
will be- followed at that theater by Miss
Ada Rehan, who will make her first ap-
pearance in this city in Paul Kester's
version of Nell Gwyn,' called Nell of
Oid Drqry. Mrs Leslie Carter will ter
mln ma her third New York engagement
urday evening. She viii begin tour I'm I'M
medately which will extend as far West
as San Francisco
Livestock will be sold at the Waldorf
Astoria on December s. The animals
room: Full blooded puppies and a donkey
are already on the list. What other kinds
Of beasts will be offered to buyers de-
ponds upon the ingenuity Of the women
organizing the fair for the benefit OF the
Mothers and Babies Hospital and dis
ties. The turning of the Waldorf Astoria
into a livestock market was one of them
Friends contributed the animals and the
hotel people made the best of it. The
managers have received offers of puppies
from all the kennels and calves from
dairy farms. They are still debating the
question of accepting the calves.
Miss Louisa Morgan, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan, will be
welded on Thursday next to Herbert
Livingston Satterlee. 1t will be the
largest wedding Of the week, and will
take place in st. Georges church, Stuy-
ysS ;msfos s9raEe i of Ret DR. William s.
come a reception in the Morgan home at
Madison avenue and Thirty sixth street.
The BRIDES sister, Miss Anna Morgan,
will be her maid Of honor. Miss Nor
gan is one of the wealthiest girls in So
ciety. She is very popular, an accom-
plshed musician and linguist, and an ex~
interest in various guild movements
She is very tall, dark and picturesque in
appearance
Roland Reed. who was compelled to
abandon his tour while the company was
playing in Chicago and return to New
York that he might place himself under
at St. Luke's hospital, has arrived at the
conclusion that it will be impossible to
continue his tour further the present sea-
son. and has therefore disbanded the COM
pany. Miss Isadore Rush. who was his
leading woman for many seasons, will
Belle Money in THE Rogers Brothers in
Central Park at the Victoria theater
next Monday evening, taking the place of
Miss Della Fox, who, it is said by the
management, has voluntarily resigned be-
cause of her poor health, when would
prevent her attempting an arduous season
on the road.
All the scenery, costumes and stage
properties of Bernhardt and Coouelin's
coming tour in this country have arrived
In New York and are now being put in
readiness on the stage of the Metropoli-
tan Opera house. Nine. Bernhardt and
no