The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-09-05

daughter Of Mr and -urs. Charles NJ
OelrichS, to Peter d. Martin OF San
Tran'iSro will take place at Newport
OH July %.
The new Broadway Tabernacle, to be
built at the northeast corner of Broad
way and Fifty-sixth street, will be one
of the most original ecclesiastical struc-
lures in America. 1t is to cost $3.50, 900.
Official notice has been served on own
erS OF private buildings on the Fort Mon
roe reservation at Old Point Comfort re-
STRUCTURES within sixty days. The fam
GUS Hygeia hotel will be RACED.
James J. Hill. president of the Great
Northern Railroad, sailed for Labrador
ana Greenland on the yacht Wacouta.
and that the trip was partly for pleas
ure and partly for scientific nyestiya-
ton.
Exchange place is to have another sky
scraper. 1t will be a sixteen story office
building. 1G.6xSJ feet, to be built for the
Sussex Realty Company Of 80 Broad
change place and Broad street. 1t will
have Il facade of white marble, and is to
cost $G50,0O0.
Senator c. ". Depew, Mrs. Depcw and
Chaunccy NJ, Jr., sailed for Europe
aboard the liner st. Louis. The senator
said he Was going over partly for the
Ozone and partly to allow his wife to
visit nor mother in France. Il shall see
the coronatinn.' he said, hut | shall
spend most Of my time in France
The cane is in the hand of the fair
sex. 1t is the latest feminine fad. and
the fair one who hasn't a light bamboo
stick in her hand as she trips along is
not in the -Four Hundred''-or more.
viii the fad last long? That is a ques-
women is ''Why not:' Men shrug their
shoulders and say nothing.
Fortunes are already being reapel by
manufacturers of popular makes of mo-
tor vehicles. One of the leading foreign
concerns recently declared il dividend to
it's stockholders equal to its capital stock
OF Il million francs. Orders have actual
" been received at the leading importing
house in this city for delivery to Gus
toners in June of next year,
Another desertcr Of society is soon to
join the ranks of Thepis. She is Mrs
Howard J. White of Philadelphia. She
will use her maiden name, Lea Van
Dyke, on the stage and will be seen iii
the autumn. in Broadway. production.
Mr.. White is a nephew of the ambassa-
dor to Germany, while the new men,
Der Of the ranks has shone in society
in Philadelphia, Washington and Balli-
more.
Miss Minnie Ashley, actress. has
bought residence at Great Neck, l.. l.,
and will live there this summer and sue
cceding summers, whether her neighbors
like it or not. She occupied the house
two years ago during the hot weather.
Miss Ashley did not succeed in renting
the house last summer because some of
her former neighbors c1rcumvented her
But she has now acquired title to the
place and can laugh at those who two
years ago called the Old Mile road ''Sou-
brette Row. because several actresses
lived there.
The most wonderful building in New
York will be put up in the Bronx. Plans
were filed recently with the building
bureau for Il fruit stand to be erected
on the lot OF forty square inches at the
the northeast corner Of Third avenue
and One Hundred and Forty -ninth street.
bought last month by J. Clarence Davies
for 5000. The lot entities the owner to
the use of the five-foot stoop area along
both fronts of the parcel, which meas
ures six inches on Third avenue and
fourteen and tive-eighths inches on One
Hundred and Forty-ninth street The
cost of the proposed stand is given at
$4,000.
John L. Sullivan arrived back in New
York city from Connecticut in a very
pleasant state of mind, because the COM
pany he was starring with could not
make ends meet and had to disband
''No more Uncle Tom Cabin shows for
me' said the ex-nnpilist tpu+ - 49,.