The sun., 1901-11-13
LIVE T0PIcs ABoUT TOWN.

The experts In hcraldry in England who
have been trying TO interest Americans
In their ancestry and their right to use a
coat OF arms have wcaried of this long
distance propaganda, and at least ono OF
them has removed TO this city 70 be on
the spot and reap the harvest of the FIRST
enthusiasm he is hoping to arouse
So q new college Of heraldry has come
into existence here and its special purpose
Is to trace the connection between Ameii-
can families and their ancestors Ia Eng
land or on the Continent. The assurance
Ia given that nearly every family in this
country has the right tn coat Of arms,
and thus lnferentially may establish Its
due connection with some family Of Eng
land or one Of the Continental countries.
by the latest Of the heraldic establish
ments to attempt to- awaken American
enthusiasm In the subject It's promises
are deficient only In their failure to make
II certain to the Americans Interested In
discovering their relationship 20 English
families that their new relatives will be
Just a. glad to hear Of II as they are. Maybe
they will be, but there are as yet no colleges
OF heraldry In England that make specially
Of discovering American relatives on be-
half Of the British families.
Miss Helen Kelly, who is TO marry Frank
Gould. is an heiress In her own right and
under the will OF her father. the late Ed
ward Kelly. inherited an income OF more
than $4,000 a year. In this particular
she is unlike the rest Of the Gould brides,
as they we're not rich women.
Her betrothed has already ordered for
her q yacht that Is TO be one Of the finest
afioat, and the young couple are now look
until the residence they intend to build
is completed. So soon as they have found
q home. the date OF their marriage will
bc announced.
The possibilities Of one portion for two
are well understood by all frequenters
OF restaurants; but the full significance
OF the practice Is revealed by a sign that
hangs In a newly opened restaurant In
Sixth avenue, In the quarter devoted to
what used to be called oyster houses be-
fore restaurants Of this style lost most Of
their distinguishing features. The an
nounoement Is made that a fine fish dinner
IL served at certain hours for the sum Of
81. Following this is the sentence. For
two persons. SIPS.
Esther Fee. an American girl, who is
going TO play the violin here next week,
has not taken her professional name from
the place OF her birth, nor has she clung
to the one that belongs to her, Her real
name is not Fairy. but something quite
different.
1t was her misfortune to announce her
return to this country before she acquired
by marriage a few weeks ago in Paris the
title Of Marquise, which would have been
unusual in the musical world here and
has been euualed In late wears only by
the Marquis de Souza. Miss Fees new
title is quite az genuine as his ard her hus-
band, who is In one of the administrative
departments Of the French Government.
has obtained leave Of absence TO come
with her 20 this country.
An American Marouise playing the
violin in public would have been unpre-
cedented among the local musicians and
IL is unfortunate that the young woman,
who might have had that advantage, de
tiusd s W ,nai ohiy ai'ci hei n'los'apiis
Miss Fee comes from the Wes, She
was born In Illinois and won a scholarship
some years ago az child in Kansas City
ana SIX years ago went 70 France 10 study:
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nia ,' Eau a'l oau anu s'uuieu WIN 'a''ouS
Leo Bereholtz. American Consul TO
Trzeru,n In Ar,nonia ,Sbicb ia ius, now
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two months ago accompanied by his
mother, Mrs, W. X. brrHhoUZ, VINO has
heap nm active member Of Sorosis for
- ,oors Il 10 surrosod Tho, NJ
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brrghoHz IL no" H' hrHerum
He has devoted good deal OF time in
Armenia TO collecting rugs and his home
at New Rochelle Is hlled with choic" speci-
mems. shortly before he sailed b" sad
that the prices oi rugs IN ARMENIA hal
mand lie has a large number Of rugs
which can not be- duplicated either ia Ar
msna or here
Because oi the Irl'or's OF 'ne Cesual,cs
,,anoso ~, ,nI.Iiianit are p". I,Gns ~
tents. som. anxiety has been felt here
for the safety Of Mr.. Brrgholtz and his
mother
A man whose relations with Andrew Car
-, .,, vary cl,.. savs that ~ t,. mail
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Tor one dHN '"u'u 4" Pu''is''u " "'"lu
bring discontinue 10 great many IT"pi"
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