The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-04-12
N GAY MEM YORK.

III GAY NEW YORK: !
= Scenes and Incidents Of Everyday /;
I Life in the Paris of America. -
The Junior Cotillons, one Of the most
popular sets of dances, will be given next
arranged for them are Tuesdays, Decem-
Der 3, January and February 4.
It was reported in Stock Exchange cir
cles that a bid Of $4,000 had been
made for a Stock Exchange seat. This
is $1,000 more than the price paid for the
last seat sold, which was the highest
price on record.
Miss Julia Marlowe will continue to
play when Knighthood was in Flower
at the Criterion theater till June. Her
proposed engagement in London has
been given up. She will come back to
the Criterion next season.
"4-11- "A" came out in two policy shops
last week and Afro-American gamblers
who have played the combination patient
ly for months celebrated long and ex.
their winnings to pay police court fines.
Gen. Stewart l.. Woodford, minister
to Spain during the recent war, who has
been staying at the Waldorf Astoria
since his marriage last September to
Miss Isabel Hanson. mas purchased a
residence in Twelfth street, and will take
possession this month.
Wall street still has it's Franklin syn
dicatrs. The Consolidated exchange is
corn which promises profits OF $50 per
crnt.--(iO per cent better than Franklin
to investors. 1t has been fishing for
patronage in other cities.
Cornelius \anderbilt, Jr., is preparing
to move from Washington square to Il
hrownstone front at go Fifth avenue, at
the corner of Forty ninth street. The
house will be practically rebuilt. Young
Mr.. Vanderbilt is not following society
into the new residential section beyond
Eighty-hfth street.
The will Of Steve Brodie, who died at
San Antonio, Tex, January 81 last, has
been filed. All the property is left to his
eldest daughter in trust until his other
two children become Of age, when it is
~ IN tluullt ultlueu among the three.
The estate consists Of about $4,000
worth Of real estate and $50, 900 in cash.
Chefs Of New York are organizing for
the better treatment Of steaks, chops
and trutlrs, and for the elimination Of
the corner saloon from their social life
They are forming Il club-the first one
Of it's kind in America. Alexander Du-
bois, the chef for the last five years at
Iva, 1N,,s,, ,l,,1 ~ A.
the plan. 1t will be called "L'Art Gu
linare.'
James J. Van Alien sailed for Europe
on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse to
''See about the distinction recently CON
ferrcd upon him by Edward VII. 1t is
t H;, Order order "a, OF st. John of Jerusalem.
ter, accompanied Mr. Van Allen. It Was
recently reported that she was engaged
to marry Robert II. Collier, son of T.
Fenelon Collier.
The Marquisc de Galifct. whose death
is reported from Paris, had large num-
Der Of American connections and friends.
Her son, Count Charles dc Galifet, is
married to the daughter OF Frederick w.
stevens Of this city, and Of his former
wife, who is now the Duchess of Dino.
She was one of the most famous beauties
of the court Of the Tuilleres and had
been long separated from her husband.
the former minister Of war
Fifty-fve thousand dollars has been
paid for Il seat in the New York stock
$4,000 in excess of the amount paid for
the last membership sold Theodore
Holman. member Of the exchange
SINCE 1885, and a partner in the firm Of
Seligsberg Il Co., was reported as hay
ing bought the seat for his son. Less
than year ago memberships were SELL
ing ut $4,000. In 1895 they sold well
below $4,000
Jacob Fl. Schiff. the banker, has pur-
chased the new house at 967 Fifth ave
nue.. for $4,000. The house is in pro
cess of construction, but will be finished
in two months. 1t is said that the house.
which was started by John I. and James
A. Farley, brothers, as Il speculation, is
New York for the market. The front ele-
walton is Of brick and stone. The house
is 80 feet deep. by 81 feet front, and
large. well-lighted rooms have been pro-
vided.
For next season. Mr.. Frohman has
some plans that will interest the average
flttSpurS tne0terSOer, as Well as MIS-
New York clientele. He will have Sir
Henry Irving and Ellen Terry at the
Knickerbocker theater by the end of
October, and Charles Hawtrey, another
London favorite, will open at the Gar
rick. likewise during October. in ''A1es-
sage from Mars" Mr.. Frohman will
also produce next season dramatic YER
sions of ''Eben Holden" and 1.-The Gen
tleman from Indiana"
Lord Francis Hope is staying at the
Savoy hotel, whittier procession of
servants and moving vans conveyed his
personal effects today. Lady Hope,
erstwhile May Yohe. is still in the
Powhatan apartment house. The Duke
of Newcastle: Lord Hopes brother, is
with him at the Savoy. Lord and Lady
Hope are holding conferences on neutral
ground. .Trouble?' asked his lordship
SOdaY. "Qb, dear no. Merck a sli9ht