The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-03-01
GAY NEW YORK.
Scenes and Incidents Of Everyday
Life in the Paris of America. -

James Gordon Bennett has left Paris
for Reauleu to await the arrival Of his
new yacht, in which, it is said. he in
tends sailing for America for the COM
ing yacht races.
The Prince and Princess Cantacuzene
will soon leave St. Petersburg for this
country, bringing with them their young
son, who has yet to make the acqualn1-
ance Of his great-grandmother Mrs. u.
S. Grant.
It is reported in Wall street that ia
cob Field had made a bet of SlO,OOO
even with another Stock exchange mem:
ber, at the Waldorf;Astoria on Friday
cy stock will sell above Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul within thirty days.
Mrs. Adolf Ladenburg sailed for Ire
land to visit her sister, Mrs. Harrington
Swan, at Fcrmoy, and to take part in
the hunting She will have her two
hunters sent over from England. Mrs.
wife Of Maj. Swan, in the Kings serv-
ice.
The persons who expect Harry 1.ehr to
arrange a Moulin Rouge party con-
ccrnng which report has been circu..
lated. will get weary in their waiting
Mr.. Lehr says. He declares it is the
ed against him. II have no intention Of
getting up Il Moulin Rouge party or any
thing like it, added Mr.. Lchr.
Mrs Mackay is ut Ritz's hotel in Paris
and as soon us she is sufficiently recov-
cred from t he nervous DrostratiOn from
which she has been suffering and is well
enough to travel she is going on to Rome.
Her generous gift Of $4,000 to relieve the
debt on st. .Joseph's church. in the Ave
nue. Hochc. has been highly appreciated
Paris.
Daniel G. Hatchs membership in the
New York Stock exchange has been sold
for SOL 900, which equals the high record
price. Mr.. Hatch was one Of the veter-
an members of the exchange. which he
entered on January l, 1870. He was the
board member of the firm of Hatch l.
Foote. which failed last year as re-
suit, it was alleged, of the private spec.
ulations of Partner Foote, whose death
soon followed.
All Julia Marlowes out-of-town con.
tracts for the next ten months have been
cancelled, and she will play out the sea.
son at the Criterion with her new dram ma
When Knightwood was in Flower
After few weeks rest at Highmount
turn to the Criterion in the autumn with
the same play. In the course Of the fol
lowing winter she may appear in a few
of the larger cities of the country
Col. John Jacob Astor, who has :
keen admiration for Lieut. Hobson, wa!
responsible for the $1,000 fund starte,
during his recent illness, whereby tivt
pieces Of heavy silver ornamented wit!
designs from Hobson's book on the sink
ing of the Merrmac have been made fo
presentation to the young naval officer
The service has been on view for tw'
weeks in jewelers. window at Broad
formally presented to Lieut.. Hobson a
soon as he returns from the South. \
Southern woman solicited subscription
to the fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Gould, theil
four elder children, Kingdom, Jay, Mar
iorie and Vivian Gould. Mrs. William \
B. Huntsman. the tutor Of Kingdom ant
Jay Gould, are now on wheels enjoying :
long railroad trip planned by Mr.. Gould
The family travels in Mr.. Gould's pr
waite car and st: Louis will be the frs
stopping place. From there they will g
even Mr.. Gould himself, knows precisel,
where he will 60. He will travel owe
every mile Of the 10000 or more mile
of railroad Of which he is the head.
They are still talking at Days of tn
charming dinner Daniel Frohman CAV
in honor Of Mary Mannering on the stag
of that theater week or 50 ago.. HI
called it the ''Trelawney of the Wells
banquet. 1t was in that comedy tina
Miss Mannering made. her most delight
full impression under his management
The feast was very nearly an Adamles
Eden, for Mr.. Frohman was the opl,