The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-04-04
N. GAY hEN|. YORK.
Scenes and incidents Of Everyday
Life In tie Pasis Of ,Amefiea. u

in Florida and shortly will take up his
duties as president of the United States
Trust Company.
1t was announced that Sam Bernard
"f the Weber Il Fields company is ell
Deutsch of 1866 East Nincty-third street.
The wedding porbably will take place in
June.
David Bispham, who lost his voice
while singing at Worcester, Mass, Il few
days ago, has fully recovered. He viii!
sail May 10 to take part in the corona
ton season OF grand opera at Covent
garden, London.
Harry Payne Whitney, according to a
report current in real estate circles. has
bought the four-story dwelling, 72S Fifth
avenue on a lot 27x125. This house adj
joins the Whitney mansion at the south
west corner Of Fifth avenue and Fifty
seventh street
Col. William Hester of Brooklyn sold
to Mayor Seth Low his steam yacht
Wil]ada. The mayor will use the craft
in making daily trips this summer be-
tween Manhattan and the country place
which he recently leased ut Milton
l'uil.! on the sound.
Mother Garland collection, consisting
of thirty or more pieces of rare tapes
1ritS is to be placed on sale by the Ga;
land estate after having been on exhibit
,i".. at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Tor "A number OF years The value OF the
cu!"ction is said to be $23O,OOO.
S.r Henry Irving. with his company OF
N"n: " seventy people, sailed for London
Saturday Oh the Minneapolis. Mr.: !A'-
Ing said that ne had had IL splendid time
in he United States and hoped to return
h"r: in 1894. Nothing to that effect,
llr'>tyer, has been settled, he said.
Mrs. Ogden Mills has resumed her aft
rlE,pn bridge parties. Although one
does not hear much of bridge this winter,
it is nevertheless not waning in popularl-
~. Mrs. Mills and her daughters arc
good bridge players, and Mrs. Maturin
Livingston also plays extremely well.
'lnrists are generally rather careful
not to mix their orders. The other day
Il froadway florist received two orders.
ON was for cut flowers for sick man..
ans the other Il funeral wreath for Il
ht::l man. The funeral wreath was de-
liv,~ed at the house or the man who w''s
Sr..
The Duke Of Newcastle is quite IA
1ni:iur figure on Fifth avenue each after:
moan. He is still very much interested
in church work, and is Il constant attend
ant at one or the other OF the ritualist:c
churches. He dresses very smply-al-
most like q clergyman-and IS somewhat
litEdent in manner.
l'ingpong was the chief amusement Of
pas senyers aboard the Cunarder Lu-
cania, which arrived from Liverpool and
Queenstown. Purser Graham refereed
the games, which were played in the sa-
loon, and the line offered prize Of IS
to the best player for the voyage and
$50 for the next best.
John W. Gates expects to make mil
lion to pay his expenses on his annual
trip to Europe. lie. is again active in
Wall street. 1t is said he is at the head
Of a half dozen ''bnlr' pools, and has re-
sum. Mr.. Gates believes he can break
tn. bank at Monte Carlo. and is going
abroad in June to have a try at it.
Nat G. Goodwin and his wife, Miss
Maxine Elliott have definitely decided
not TO star together after next season.
Miss Elliott has contracted with Clyde
Fitch for play for her own Use in the
season Of 1904. Mr.. Goodwin, too, is
having plays written for him. Next sea-
l'za',n OF l;ujyar.l Kipln$'s The Light
1h:; l'ni!tI.'
y report was current in Wall street
tia: J. i'ierront Morgan would, as soon
r." Northern Securities case should
IT,. If j. =. !:lur=;,n 4 Go. Il member OF
1u .srn sail: The story is absolutely
u'l'.,,H:!r,. 1t must lie il joke. Mr..
N' -,:il would i've The last man to take
~ 4 :r>i;''n" abroad. lie loves his
::.:ry too we'll to no that
o.. Wednesday one can get three meals
f"' as Macy pennies. For how many
les thereafter these lcent sastronomic
conditions will prevail depends on the
support which the experimental restau-
rant wherein they are to be born shall
receive from the public. This expert
mental restaurant is to opened down
town. and its chief patrons are expected
10 le men who do hard work.
Jan Kubelik the yiolnist, was mobbed
by women admirers after his recital at
til" Academy of Music in Brooklyn Mon
day night 1t took him and his assistants
feet to his carriage. n dozen women
kissed him; dozens of others tried to.
The street was strewn with flowers and
one woman succeeded in lassoing him
with big wreath of white roses.
lleul-lIOV. w OOufu1f. president of the
Senate, and Mrs. Woodruff are going
abroad soon after the adjournment of
the Legislature. They will be in Eng
land during coronation time, and will
also 90 to Kiel for the yacht races. At
Mel they will be entertained by Prince
Henry OF Prussia. The lieutenant GOV
ernor and the prince met frequently dur
Ing the latter's visit to this country.
Kuhn. Loeb & Co. have exchanged
their building at p and 20 Wall street
with the New York Realty corporation
for the southeast corner Of Pine and Will
liam streets. The corner, which contains
the. Oil eight -story Union building, is said
to have figured in the deal at $1,2OO,OOO.
The Union building will be replaced
with ar office structure not less than
twelve stories high, and possibly higher.
Jan kubelik has sailed away for Eu-
rope. The first American tour of the
young Bohemian has not been without
its reward. There are box office state
ments to show that he will carry at least