New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-28

Franco-Americans who make the same pilgrimage year
after year. She was in the company OF an American
Drchrs, simple homy young woman, who cared
very little for Society, foreign or domestic but was de-
voted to her husband and children. There was always
an imaginary hedge around these diynitcs, and they
and their party occupied species OF dais, as betunS
their rank and exceeding glory, as well as because they
were the star attractions OF the season hey are" me
crowds and they stamped the cachct OF utraaahioaDc
approval on the resort.
Here in this company there were that season two
very smart and rich New York women, and bachelor
with an international reputation who was Ion also
after hi, manner and not the least oycrshadoweI by
the more spectacular spcndor Of the others tie COM
lincI within himself the aspirations Of "A Society leader
,hIan,rroDist a family historian, and mediator bee
tween the idle rich and the struggling wage Garner In
exceedingly wealthy and then most unhappy young
woman Of New Yorl; parcntagc and continental ',.e
who was lust then seeking a divorce, ana "h"'H'.
miionaircss" who had only lately obtained one anil
was on her second honeymoon, were also included III
this aggregation Of Society stars
DNNGLTNG in the train was little Tommy Tucman,
- who was lust learning his steps in promoting Others.
had done amazingly well in two small cities an1 ".
NOW bidding for a wider field rs a merchant OF hearts
he had made his chief reputation and already score.
To his credit were three excellent matches. \ little
crude in his work al times he nevertheless cIeF,
and showed brilliant promise, which he fulfilled la'e.
Th,, season he was tacking al eligible unmau.
men with his latest proposition three rch widow"
N. never from some species Of religious scruplc deal.
in Divorces. remember how faithful he and Do"
r,,,' in publishing the advantages Of one Of his fair
clients who had Il multitude Of attractions including
New Yor, residence in excellent ncighborhoot III
bank account actually in the millions, and most -.-
ellie li.po,i,ion He was SO frank about his agency thu,
he cngcndcrcI suspicion and bidders were shy. Thus
it WAS not good work
After much perseverance without fruit Il suddenly
occurred to him that the solution Of the situation
like To- that in the old story Of Priscilla and John Alden
He spoke for himself finally TO the most eligible VI BIS
clients married the lady, retired SO TO speak from 5u-
ness and they. ike the lovers in fairy tales, lived hap
uv ever attcrwari.
Floating about in quest Of smaller prizes was Mrs.
Major General IL well known New York promoter ssh.
had tow IN absolutely impossible woman from Iear
ems knows where (NIrs. NJ. G.. always undertook the
most desperate Of cases and fear that She lid not IL.
WAYS DO well with them; also Powers Ba,tlcan, one
Of nv most formidable rivals in other days, the hero
two most successful Newport campaigns, but now ms
behind the times doing his best with bachelor baoh-
who had brought to Florida on his hous,boat "co.n
band from Scvcnth-avc. like carrying Goals 70 New
castlc-to play for his dances am not aycrsc % CONF
petition. and love To- be in the thick Of fray; but
the moment decided to be a lookeron. wanted %
study the methods OF others.
A. Palm Beach many Of the sets keep 20 themselves
"a Il Is rather smart % be exclusive. Consequently
nv hostess and her guests formed their own world.
But the accession of three more men % our number
changed the situation for me. be lucky at cards;
but cannot enter the list with IN heir 20 thirty millions
q New York and q Newport establishment a name