The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-09
n yyoRK SOCIETY.

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lime 6.--I am sorry Perry
SiT 4. y, -nlxed up IN a bad check mat.
ny v. yonng fellaw is rot strong
y ,,srd much Of that sort ,qf
~ s.me eighteen months ago pc gave
q Z restaurant he was In the
tats, ,.-s,nepting for s25 and few. days
bt "a arrested or a cnarge OF trehas
y vs. saving been returned marked
alftk naar,s fhat the hank returned
Wst y Ne balance at the time lwas
fhteA ~ ~ meet H. One - the pro
shh;eis ,he restaurant swore on
Rtc., md ID was not served on aecco9unt
yaA.s..s sbsenee ahioad. Two uetfeuais
fsstY 80 ard be vas taken 70 court.
site Una '.nA 9that BE has been frequently
firg s,s.ssrrsnt and no demand 70. pay
be resi- been made In court one
2: sans,,nretors testified that ne knew
st pstfter and that his partner, who
ht n.1nsd the warrant, was no longer
lItsled VINE tbars Is mistake in regard
asssk and even II Il mad nten re-
ne GIVE Ne hank. II Is no proof that Mr.
~ p AZ not believe II would be good
a. a. presented. regret tns o sdg ~,
u snos SOY .his sort as It affords the ma
ire 2. ennortlInity to assail him. Bust
Nous ~ W. oyrrcame him and he went
10 Y phsnt.ruptcy which In Itself leaves
iqsnisesSnt favor behind T. Ilrany IS
lzgs X INC Belmont's, and the husband
fnrsin a 2, az the late sugar king
81 fes ,I1aa,s.ss,,syer ANY suggestion that
Vito II n l1indle restaurant with a bad
souis ~ is. therefore. ridiculous,
''' ~
!, ,.rv dull socially. ! seldom meet
Ia ady Of fashion nowadays. Those
nat gone to country seats are
t,h,nd drawn blinds. Even the
lse VI dsssrfed except by the com
w ni.ment When one Is accustomed
snml,d sorletv. stock brokers are rather
! shn'. the nerves To be sure they
Hnt ,bs oniv ones who talk money.
NV nv talk II a little more vulgarly than
hts -
J., oliver Hartman died in her home
yire street, Port Chester, \. y, few
,so She has been desperately Ill
,ors fine. and her death is not 4 sur-
" About year ago the Hartman S
n ssh.ssd the Blackstone place, magniii-
\. .stahlishment and went there to close
J, ssssions III life Mrs Hartman was
q fsnra Low, aud her father a very
\, tbaWn merchant Of New York They
u = large family OF children, who grew
10 marry well. They did not belong to
In ALI New lnfk lhlNnltGs buA " a NFl y
,Sy and conspicuous set who were rec
f Lea As Dr. Halls congregation The
~ 4 M we're EpScopAltanS VINO went 70
W church. and their worldliness was
,erely commented upon by the good
"a ,lsh parishioners Of Or. Hall. But as
.o vent nv and the children became
EN- IA women. they became worldly too
81 4 pnnsevelts and Harrlmans We're among
n pioneers OF Fifty-eventh street when
$r,ssecnnd was way up town, The
- n ypung ladies were educated m Europe,
remember hem well when they
Shrsrh from abroad. Their soft brown
iTisr hair and their pink and white com,
,,srs They vere Of good height and
&t,i formed The elder married Young
Ia Dodge She became widow and
! .nule Sands ard became 2 widow she
4 E,p married. Lewis Rutherford, who died
Eta winter, James Hartman, the eldest
ffr married Miss Bishop.
NJ. and Mrs Anthony Brady's daughter
|6is Flora Brady, has announced her en-
cement to Nh Palmer Gadlt of Albany
lin wedding will be one of the events o
b. season at Long Branch. The bride
penelect Is grandson of the sculptor
<nstus Palmer Mr. Brady Is one IF rh'
kszi trolley nagnates of the East and !
2;ssly connected with the Whitney Ryan
slns syndicate Of street railway own
b he is rputed to be worth over Mt!
lions
HAM whltehw Reid the editor OF tn
srnuns, aud Mrs Reid, the daughter .
0. Mills have gone to the magnihcen
fuuiry house, "Ophir Farm" in West
sEeE courty about thirty miles iron
Ike York "0phiE Farm" Is one Of tn
|nsr nlacek Of tho Kind In the conn frv
@rt 800 acres Of Woodland, splendi'
VI highly cultivated fields, conservato
r. AID flower gardens from the settln
lresi stone turretted building whicl
eut be FAILED a castle IN England
Fcn Its highest tower rises a great hag
Pa and sn At between sunrise aud sun
IVA Eery day floats the American flag
8UVrAf Farm through the long snmme
Fgs furnishes splendid hospitality TO
:ten bod Of men. and, of course thel
ln'Rn@, Nearly every man of any cor
5sannce, who visits New York firin
las sumner receives cordial iarltitio
T1t Dphlr Farm, and although MI
h speolca1 bis politics do not interior
fIA BIS friendships. His hospltahle door
HFng epn to men of all parties. Abrar
heWtt, for Instance, and Mr.. Rel
LIN Iae closest Of friends and never n
an lN zen years has a summer passe
*4ss- NSt-N iAC HtNtAtS at Cp5'
lFoot the most interesting wedding
n aswtek were those Of Miss Eid 20
I'M. James Stillman, Jr, and Mis-
neiN Iselin to Mr. Frederic Grosvenc
P"atge am glad that Miss Fih.
srin ard well married. What
sAR picture is offered of metropolita
Sen By the home life Of the Potter
,stsaa novels when the incidents Of
$3.50. 800 fomance are at our very doc
let IN the columns Of the daily nlDcr
sMs are face 10 face With as an &.
s.s, W story as ever permeated q
Sse " Wikle Collins or Miss Bongl
., sens only as yesterday James Brow
Es,Ih &c son Of Howard Potter y
FL N.Y. eat down 70 New Orleans I
ksc,tts !. le:s Lrqnqrdt, the heantltl
.gt ssssIS sopLh vas unsurpassed by ar
s - ~ ..,sy 70 be sure the war ha
II .s-sssa ne once great fortune, Int I.
ktrs.Isu dlughters had been careful
tssEss,. edqtsted and introduced IN
In .s-i We. Miss Cora was n beaui
L nv w. np2n!oas When they came
49,. ,gsk me doors ot fashion swur
~, ~. ~ MIS-. Potter became at once
HAn,,s,5s De'ie N metropolitan s0c!et
Niis,is,ss4TtS were the richest aHl mo
l. ttr,t,s ~ women. Noe having veal
"a. ssr desired distinction she toi
loolns,.aHey 70 Private theatricals ~
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