Ward McAllister's frugal youth and New York manners
A verbose New York social column recalls Ward McAllister's early years living with the Misses Mayfair and their frugal meals at the Morton House, detailing his struggle for a fortune and eventual rise to leadership of the Four Hundred. It highlights Miss Frelinguysen and Mrs. Brnkstine Schaffner, noting Schaffner's charitable work, defense of the innocent, and her devotion to justice, despite personal costs. It also mentions performers and social figures, including Clement Dr. Paxton's singer Miss Vere, and comments on fashion and society norms.
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