The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14

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hn1ckerbockefs those nninentiv respecta
ne persons, who had not branched ont into
aue new Industries they were falling he
nlnu; With becoming condescetglnn and
aulnrable hanteur they began to take "the
new people up"
before The yanderblit era which Is a
unaAt,r II, perhaps. less than twenty years.
w LOriHads were conspicuous for ex.
psnnlture Their town and country houses.
XII &. ihe,pg stables and yachts. their
I1nttN hospitality madp them the mo 4
}, ,si'lGucns ~ New WORKERS. George was
,s, uVN III cluD man aud patron ~ the turf;
vacb,sm VIZ who. ~ addition. was rreat
No. ~ "; george cared little for husi
tntn III III Rls@ryed MS fortunet Jacob went
NM ~ ~ hthds % enterprises and lost his.
ana slntnr' kntthasing from his brothers
b,,str,,es' 'IE their interest In the tobacco
gt ,,s,tess pursued With lnheNiple vigor his
what eTtton, aeiis, AFTER q long ana some
ness -, NJ u,,iN3 career ne THli' nls hu.l
active business y.p3 unst ana retirest iron,
vel n IL a5s Win = great fortune. Anu
iualy. dlreeily and ~ iiroc, ~ P ~, ,,ls ~.
OF b1nsebnid an' lhdiFecilF, on me score
hair million ~ Eng hersonai expenses one
Pierre I,orIliard ,',,ur,,d ,ti,, ,ra,,au 49,
daughter ~ ~, n X, nls9 laEloT' ne ne
most beautlfnl ,yo,ann M Wy - NY.
seen. She barai,,e a,n - IL. NJ, nas I'VE
OF hoatesgae a,,J Y n, i IN, n n ,3 ~
~ society ner ch,tdrrn f,,o ,1', ~
and two eous ,,orn osfti,, t,,a',.5t ~
ANA educated CTisyniJ died v,hon H. NJ
morning ~ Me ns,,pni INA ti, III ~ ~
greatly disturbed ber ana since tben gb q
has lived very reffrad iife pierre tbe
eldest Am marr,o te NJ ne
Emily married William Kent great grand
Mr " " s smtra dan9 r chancellor ana NARY
New York family - a" "''
Some years ago Pierre I.orlllard purchased
Ips'erni tnnus"hd acres u the valley. OF the
turn The primeyal nIIdnrress N.Y. I,or
HIS scheme contemplated an expenditure
dc iH ga,tii,. ana me various members Of
Wolfes. ioudlI r,aoclojmad after the fash
ion Of tho nevt ~ I'm thuf piarre ,,,o,,i1 ~.
ruined But he ,yaa not 10 he detcrrad ia
caused great macado,nized ro,dc IT, h.
built the lakes drnincd and cleanscd mics
Of fences 10 he coustrugtcd cInh -house
to spring up and cottages Of noble pronoI-
tions 10 no huii+ AMI 60 Tnvodnn iiart,
became an actual noradise. n mecca for OK
elusive nersons deiirnps ~ seruring a nro1,.
desirable places adjacent to New York, a
RT,onta2le Investment aud monument TO
Ills death takes from fine socletv and
club life OF New York q whole-souled.
a"hueii hearted, olg. Drained man, VINO made
dirnifed the tnrf hy tbe snirlt Of . trne
sportsman he advanced Yachting by being
progressive, he added hber and manliuess
of inteSrtI r syV l'en and me eA,,npie
commerce; ina word. Pierre Loriliard was
a remnrkabie man in remarkable times He
WIS Wiuely respected ana very greatly be-
loNeu'
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Socially, NewDort is Intensely dull ThAre
is absolutely notbtn,, ,oi,r On r 10
- '''''".e'N "'''inH SYM oh' ENen II
there could be agreeable dinners, there are
none. II seems 10 he the nnwrltten Ia 20
tb,+ +h,.ro .bolI l .t.t,.. 49, ~.
'"' 'NN'0 Sn"li "e h"tHiHs uohe tnut can
be construed into ''gayety." went to
80 T.. tr1,'ss - 'u''S, anu
you ~ 'He papers wye next uay thAt had
9een at dinner party. Wei, my young
friends Of the press are energetic, that is
all But | can moi help observing the great
changes that have taken place. and in one
respect IN particular ! had a chat with that
concerns the new generation, the children
Of those who proudly boast that they de-
fray their lavish expenditure on the income
Of their Incomes.
snt tho other everino On tho ,iozza of
~ ra.,, IN. l''
'"e |as'ho WIN tne gallant commodore
and looked down on bellevue avenue, We
noticed rho vot,nqstors nassfng bo,s from
IN ~ -. - $3.50 -, ~
Az 10 10 years 81 ase anu Young girls OF ,ne
ing rhcre seemed In he none Of rho aid.
tih,o tattt, o,,i l,. 49,. -,
''lhe lolntS ana recBlcSSness Or shaii |
say, careiessness, ~ children. They ap-
reared like Liliputian social exhibits unde
r.s,rod r,on 49,, ,,..,,,o,, -,
v yspa ibnl en a. am %@ r Their manners
t .,.I1 81 nlSn anu Mol9eh accustomed 70 the
world; lhey seemed important, conse'
quenual supercihous. They were Irritating
~ "lin ~ preston, telt would IKE to
| ~ u"Wn anu fuiue them, KNOCK some
hInllhtSS VT" ihctaNit me toes point.
moss aus nlrtutep IN INJURY Suuer In
nlahhVDu' IN r"huSulfSs, IN -nerEy In men
tue surrounded h{ nurses and maids. They
they have yIiets IN Gress tben INA nd"' - =,
fetch and carry at their bidding. crooms
s % rue ana aiiye with them AID to stand
of tempcr I'M snryanin to III nur srS
different Than they used 10 III Thcy ac
ceP, ne insults OF. their ynaqT. employers
il MS Bari Of fbeIr sercice in'A ,o NcG St
ferent 10 was q few wears ago
How Woi / remember Young EIy end.
| dards performances 1t seems ike vestcr.
! day Ely was lunchng az Mrs. Peters
| house on Bellevue avenue Mrs pn+ars
| entered The house stating -hnt tho rroom
! a vigorous Young Briton, mad heen Imner'
| tinent Ely excused himself and went ia
tho stable lie told the the groom ON no must
! reedsa f., Mi miHi taies ~ paoN Ely pro,
| powerful ana Ely more scientifc Brnts
/ force 2nd science struggled. It was a
| 10 6pi5b ~ ,o t, Withont rounds but
! fen Knocked ont hy n fearful '" svi E,oT,
| ttht handler. And Ely he looked like d
EcIyno "" I1l S neeI; ne neeame the lion al
| the public soze ~ p" ~" ""Ss from
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