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Show H I aPr 'ifi 'rfjB : J bBBBIIIIIh 11 BHB ' kL.rtWfeBuUuB r - H MRS. CORNELIUS VANDERBILT A LAVISH NEWPORT HOSTESS " inr MltH COHNMUU8 VAiNUrmillf1' Iiiih iIIvIiIpiI with Mrs. Stuy vt'Hiint VIhU tho uttuiitlun or Newport mill In u Ichh tlejcrce of tlio country ly tin ulnboriito vntortnliuiuHitH kIvoii by tier thin m " Htinunur Ilur most romnrknblo floeeetlUK wmh tho bvlngliiK M frn,n Nmv Vork t0 Nowport of tho whole company which wna plnylng L "'I''"' -Mwrr: (Joiuitiw." As the wife or the oldest son of the elder brunch ' H of tin Vnm. .rbllt fiunlly Mr ConielliiH Vmuierbllt (WlnTwiw MIm Grace B(BBrl!rri. Ihhw would, of eourao, have hud n prominent place In New York uml m i - y murrluKii- but hc nuorwl u Kreut houIuI hiiI-com, which Insured her pent ' r tlon iin it lender of the "smart ot." when Prince Houry of I'mmdu on bin H vnlt to the United Ptnlcn necepted the ViinrturbtltH' liivltutlon to a small " B dliuiir I'he Newport lla or the ViiuderblltH Ih lleiuilleu, a rather old H fiiHliii-iii'd uiniiHlou In the ntylo of the seventies of the Inst century. |
