The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-04
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man husband to CIaridge's hotel. and
the Harcourt house Funor has been
dispelled. sfi
Cedarhurst's loss issTuxedo's gain. as
that extremely pretty bride, Mrs Cor
nelins S. Lee, is moving her belongings
to the New York state colony that
Pierre Lorillard founded. The Lees
passed last summer in company with
the Alonzo Potters and other newly
married couples in the Long Island
colony. But when the Lees became
ready to settle down they chose Tux
edo. Mrs. Lee was Miss Chloise Hatch.
and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Den
ison Hatch, live in New Rochelle. Few
young couples choose Tuxedo, because
the two sets in evidence there are the
middle-aged married set and the
buds" Mrs. Lee lately has been seen
a great deal with the Reginald VAN
derbilts and the young woman was
their guest at the Boston horse show.
1t will not be long before the three
young sisters of Mrs. Lee will be COM
ing out in society. They are good
looking young girls, but it is doubtful
whether they will attain the degree Of
success that was Miss Chloises.
No longer does the Baroness Halkett
make even an outward show of living
with her Austrian husband, and there
probably will be a legal separation be-
fore long. The baroness is the oldest
daughter of Arson Phelps Stokes.
While the rest of the family is abroad
she is enjoying the spring at the.
Adirondack camp of her father. The
baroness, who was the best looking
woman Of her family, is surrounded by
a retinue of servants. Her summer
will be passed at Bar Harbor. The bar
on is middle aged, high tempered and
of distinguished @fineSgeS& which ap
pealed to the Stokeses. ztffe marriage
was a splendid affair. For a while
the baroness Nshone in the exclusive
society of Vienna, andxexsp if she was
rot in the arch-ducaE s4ts her gowns
and carriages distinguished her from
the wives of the. rest of the noblemen.
But the inevitables EuptuFe came. AMI
the baroness returned khaetly TO New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. RobertHunter furnish
a beautiful example of ''hoW to be hap
py though married" This daughter OF
Anson Phelps Stokes chose wisely
when she became the wife of the head
of the University Settlement. The
Hunters are so much ehgrossed in each
other that they seldom stir from their
estate in Noroton. miss Caroline
Stokes was old enough to know her
own mind, and instead of selecting one
of the idle youths of her set she con-
ferred upon young Hunter her hand
and 81, 200, 900. The Hunters have been
in New York only for a day or two at
a time, and whenever they come to
town they. go down to the slums where
this interesting romance was born.
There Is some talk that young Lor-
illard Spencer may marry little Miss
Mary Sands, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick P. Sands. Both are
extremely young, but their devotion to
one another is obvious. The Sandses
live in Newport all the year round
and the Spencers already have opened
their villa there. 1t is quite natural
that young Lorillard and Miss Sands
should see a great deal of each pthef.
The 'gossips insist that the outcome
will be serious. Miss Sands is dark,
with particularly fine. blackAeyes. She
herself with glory when fifteen years
oldz by beating the champion, Mrs.
Bargefs Wallaeh, CA the eouFtss~ Spencer.
is an athletic yeutlk Ht theEe fssones
taste they have in common. Mr.. Spen-
GERS mother has lost little of the beau
ty that made her famous As Miss
Caroline Berrynaan, she was 81 wonder
grew older her beauty did not fade, arfd
today there are few women in' society
SO handsome as Mrs. Spencer.
All LoHdon is talking about the
pearls of Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel, and
if woman of less wealth and promi-
nence wore such wonderful things and
ropes every one would cry 'imita-
tions!" Mrs. Drexel is at present in
the British capital with her sister,
Mrs. w. Rhinelander Stewart, and she
and party will go to Kiel for the yacht
races on the Drexel yacht the Mar
gherita. Mrs. Drexel wears about her
throat one string of large pearls, and
as these gems are especially fine and
well matched she does not bother with
a cumbersome collar. = Across her
bosom she wears five long ropes, each
handsomer than the nextse4 These ex-
tend from shoulder to shoulder and are
intertwined. Mrs. DrexeE also wears a
brand new plastron of pearls and dia-
monds. The finest gern III this corsage
ornament is a pear-shaped black pearl
that recently sold for $4,000 at Paris
auction.