The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-10-05
II GhI NEW YORK.
Seeaes and Incidents Of Everyday
Lie in the Paris of America. Il

Lite in the Paris of America. i
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yercy Avery Rockefeller. second son OF
" lillian Rockcfeller,~ goes to work for
thr STANDARD Oil company rs Il clerk On
October /.
Ben 11ur' closes its run ut the Rron,;-
way thrattr week from next Saturday
/ evening. and it will then have il rec
Gro OF tWcnty-nine weeks in New York.
The will Of the late Edgar T.. Duryra
Will be contested by his three daughters
with the division Of the property. The
| estate ruDS into tho millions
Weber 4 Fields begin tie third week
o! their hurltsuuc> "F:ddle-dec-ltec" and
Quo Vas I>s.' with Il record for at
tendance never surpassed in the history
OF their music hall. DeWolf Hopper has
, ;l;:dcd Il neW sOng to his part.
Plaid handkerchiefS are among the fall
>nrcial1ies. They are not bold in design
, ':ur Slaring III colUrS, but are noueStly
plalNrd across with hair lines or red, blue.
or violet, and are only to be- carried with
morning costumes. They are also suit
able for school use.
McSSr>. Klaw Il ErlanGcr have Oh
tanned from Paul Hester, the American
author Of "Swert Nell of Old Dru.y."
now running at the Haymarkrt thcatrr.
London, the American rights for this
play fer Miss Ada Rchan. Miss Rchan
will produce it in Philadelphia in De
crmbcr, and New York will most likely
SEQ it in January
The announcement that Mrs Cornelius
Vanderbilt and her daughter. Miss
Gladys Vanderbilt, were to sail for Amer
lea this month. was the cause Of the re-
vival of the story that the Vanderbilt
French wedding is to take place late in
the autumn at Newport. No uuthorita-
tive announcement has been mace. a.
! though it is said that it will b,. il very
quiet event.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence II. Mackpy arc
returning to America. They have been
abroad since early in the spring. When
they left New York it was expected that
they would return for the late Newport
season. They have been delightfully."- OIL
tcltained in London and Paris and have
had with them at their Scotch castle dur
ing the shooting season some London pr'-
! pie OF distinction.
Over 500 persons arc i'll with typhoid
fever at Concy Island. and fifty hotel
proprietcrs have surrendered their IL
reNSeS owing to loss of trade. 1t is 4
dismal finish to Concy's season as II sum
mer resort. Garbage from brooklyn has
been dumped along tho meadows until
the island is almost uninhabitahle. Three
! physicians alone have over 100 cases OF
! typhoid apiece, and now the state. hcalt!
! beard is asked to take I, hand.
! Reportsof Charles Hoyt, the playwright
! continue to Indicate Il greatly-improveo
condition since his release from the SAM
turium: y friend Of Mr. Hoyt, who has
been visiting him ut his country home
says that Mr.. I1oyt's mind is in perfect
steadily. and is quite able to look aftc:
his business and theatrical affairs. IL
Is working upon a new play called ~
| Bunch of Blue Ribbons.' which. it i:
said, is quite up to his old standard.
/ Lady Francis Hope refuses to act il
America. She says she's tired Of The
whole business and is going back to Eng
land. Plans for Lady Francis had been
voy is in the throoS CT litigation an'
nothing doing in the amusement line
Her ladyship has snubbeu several anx
| iOuS Americans who are willing 10 ar
range fer New York debut. Yesterday
| for instance, she turned down an offer OF
$500 Il week to appear in vaudeville at
Roster 4 Biais.
The ends of all velvet or ribbon bows
which are among the popular novelties il
fall trimmings. are furnished in some
way with metal attachments. These ar,
| III gilt, silver or bronze, in the form OF
spiyotS, or spikes, and ferrcts. The latter
are made in varying widths, for wide OF
narrow ribbons. the ends of which sill
are ornate with scrolwork, and. in the
more expensive examples, have insects OF
! Jewels. The newest four-in-hanl ties al
show these metal finished ends.
Plans for the new stock exchange arc
rapidly taking shape. and the architect
announces they will soon he ready fol
exhibition. The new exchange will have
20 per cent. larger floor space than tho
| present one. Nc Offices WI! y" rented
| n the building, and this adds imueus
| "reably to it's appearance. The board
| feels able to support Il palatial exchanges
without depending upon tenants. ArchI-
| ttctulally the new structure is expected
| to be one OF the hanusomc>t in cyen this
cclcct,cA of ShyscraperS.
Howard Gould will soon be the pos
| SCISSOR Of the finest private golf course in
! this country. if not in the world 1t viii
| be a nine-hole course. which experts are
ROW laying out at the Young millionaire
summer home 1T Sands Point, l.. |. This
nine holes are from 40 to 320 yards
apart and 50 arranged that the line OF
| play crosses tWi'e. Players at any part
OF the course will he in full view of the
house. The tees and green's are scattered
around the villa front and back 50 thai
Mr.. Gould and his guests can cover tho
course, yet keep within seeing and shout
ing distance OF each other.
! \ tendency to rival tho ZOO in vaIict,
Of animal forms in her bangles and dan
giles is one Of the fadS of the uD-to-dJtt
girl. Pigs, turtles, al]igators, humble
| bees. spiders and everything from polar
bears to ROSTERS hang from their chatc.
lainc, bracelet and necklace, and the cir
| who can display the largest assortment
| is the envied of her companions. These
stylish little ornaments vary in size from
a quarter of an inch to two inches and q
| half in length, and are made of silver
gun metal and gold. One girl seen re-
Gently had attached to her neck chain /;
lizard, a cat in the act of begging. n
elephant, Il turkeys foot, Il startcd-looI1
| ing mouse and Il dragon fly.