, 1879-04-12

nnH tfln mouth Hntln!ahcd ntiA cDNrsc. Mar
e oaty sa c1 sasS1s IT,, sr mex ee,t sf
ruw, md waist thick. Notwithstanding hvr
lyinrhattc habit abe Inns deal Of 'go," talks
incntly In nlnNy tongUrH, laughs plrasantly,
rcuilcs @uc pysica exercise II 10 t auieken @ sq cS
blood. Riding md music are Iler favurItc pas
t'n'cs. was told sl!e Ind nursery full Of In
fnnts and fntnn<ns, the laat Of whom Is years
o o To-" No. cafGs .9 On sm'; t unSfr.al 1vsr
rs*. liz passlou iora " Catalan uea:sat ,ss wes
tln. ensso Of The failure Of lis last catnpngn IN
spnt e tne ost wita cs her % enabled BE-. ser5ano
bad gnincd. Carlos wuie the other Night tho
orders Of tllc Golden Fleece anl Of tic Saint
Esprtt. Ill., relationship. to Ilumbcrt OF Italy
anRsi s" e s Su aunf aos soR Il. se The pyoeey ysy egy
nv is plcaslnE; It expresses pluck, toIl!!y. and
MID Will Is weak lie Is eaay turned frotn his
nseoss; gut as eag 81 rs 10 pnrss an sd h
burnt ..!d inanlyi he has tho quick eye OF a
checks he taken from tlle Archduchcss, iii
% ooencd e sa Wt "a e .p o s Sou.
IL auadrlllc, which was Immediately followed
by cotilon.
1lrc pretty Com,csse d'Iiarcourt and the tu-
teresting Ducl'cs'e de l.uynes were honored, as
miratlon: The former lady wore Louis Qna-
torzs tailed coat OF Ccrcsc sattn, faced With
Alencon lRcc, over skirt Of white satin and
tulIe. On tic iasser garment there wese pattes
trimming thu surcoat. Her hair was In wnyed
tringu over her forehead md III heavy cur)s IT
the temples md ears. Behind, It vas rolled up
IN loose coll: The ornaments uere erncral,s
md pearls. Diamonds were NOT much worn In
tho grand acclc. Nine. 1'Iiareourt has ewes ID
black ns sfocs In winter and as soft as cazcjlo's,
Ihs Ducssse do Luyncs is dreamy unu dis
iingue Another beauty was tl'u Pfiucess da
Mahon, was in whIto tulle trimmed with
purple and Thtc heather. Evergreen Nine. dc
fourtalics WINS dresscd in tile Afaric Autoinette
ran 1cstoona of roses. shc lad paniers at the
hips. Supper vas en- porlnanencc, mt! set out
on small tables. Dancing wns confined to a
quadrlllo unt cottllou, IN which political s!gnf-
ca1.sc was given to tho I9urcs. Carlos led:
Tic Prince Of 0rullgc was ono Of the Roya1
guests Of the evening. Tic death Of the ACCOM-
plIshcd Queen Sophie, his mother, has released
him fron, the clutches Of Hebrew lnonoy-lendcrs
Into which he was drawn by TINT dem!-inundano
by illu name OF Citr0n. lie is sud seapcgracc;
but as ho Ia for tic divino rights Of Kings bis
sins are not closely scanned IN the Faubourr
81. s. oer,naln. % III, His \ Koya! ! !II!shness , has
Of q mfdllc aged rouc. There Is humor
in bis facc,--aid In bis conversation also.
despite tho scottish rig he has run nt.l is still
pursuing. He told Botnc good sturies At thu
| suppcr-table, at which ho Sat down an hour aud
halt after midnight, mud FROM which he stag.
gerel after dawn. One Of them was to Illus.
trute ,l., po!teness Of French Republicans.
| Tic Prince, Wien his uncle Henry. Of tlu
NcthGrlantls, wns Waiting the Exhibition, in.
vited him an1 Senator kTantz to dinner. On
the day named tint PachA Of the Peace Tourna-
wis received. fow days after, the Friucc oi
Orange meeting him In tic Dutch section, 'neu.
| tit,GL TINT he hal asked fitn TO dine with hia
uncle. but, receiving no acknowledgement, Ead
concluded that his noto must have gone astraY.
II. Krabtx admitted tllat IL came to hnnd. liz
then n!tlcs!: "Dut, Monseigneur, II | had te
reply tn all tile nutea get | should not have
tit,,c to attend to ,ny business" The fatt Il
that Hollands coming King is IN the habit oi
borrowing, inuuey FROM those who accept Lii
hospitality, md krantz knew it.