New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-05
Colman's studio. Let us hope that
eOme artist recenfiona later an w mty IA

| OOlLUauB bIuulO. Leu us hope that
| some artist receptions later on. may nass
| The opera. that obseguious reflector OF p..I.
the "pastime of kings"-is no longer lie ,asnion--
tgde which was so depressing at first Ire n - sol
OF Saturday week, with the new tenor ironn aan1s
the fashions In bonnets and clOaks Miop.slt oul
threa tens to be Capoul as to feature and 11Wnsli
| nm as to voice. Monday night his triumnb.. aapa.
| repeated 10 most fashionable hOuse GYpns wes
derlDR yeoman's service. On Wednesdav Isl iel-
The Huguenots drew ont an elegant aTn'"ssnne
and among them in Mr.. Beckwith's Dor b".se,les
ousi q ao fPG@mSa Ppoad The P
end and Miss Beckwith being the other iovhs
On Friday HAfncane drew another ulpaais
fashionable audience. During the wei ~ 3nl
vi "; phipps Mrs. sidney DE Kay, Mrs Gs Cen "
Whittier. OF Boston; Mrs John g. Heel.clo neners
Miss lleckscher, Miss Kate Bulkley Miss Td and
Miss Pussy Breeze, Mrs. Lombard Mr. 'r1sveA
Rives Mrs. 1znaga, Mrs w. X. Vandeyhi,.V eeiss
Cutting and Mrs. Rowland have app appeared n a in
pIOscenIum boxes. '' ID va
On Wednesday evening Miss Cary wa,ch.S :,
performance Of Madame Dolaro in her own ni Toe
OF the Page IN The HnguenotsD and, yaptv a pati
Tenlniscence OF her own pastor without VIZ
lend something OF her own power 20 the sris, 'u 70
IL Is not strange that with all this msr,,;
Washington, our coming Paris, Is Observation-Disclosures
the bushlng converts TO Hymen. Al ons r Niaa
twenty couples at another sixteen at anotbs, s ,ye
teen were lately registered with prOsaic acc VIZ
As an awful Instance of the degenerate ~ ~ y.
American Press we read that tins influx has a,x voc
bridal couple walks but little Think nj Egg
profanity az that! Let Sir Howells return ' a~
with another novel The bridal season Was ss Sa
so extensive as now says Mr. Willard. Of Ws,,ySs
Hotel. And then this heartless statls.Ican az US
Press who quotes him goes on as il he were In s'
ing turnlps by the bushel, and says: Az ~
metropolitan hotel there were seven bridal conn.,.
from the south, and at the Ebbitt House slnss
bridal couples started out for drive this
looking like iuneTaD '"'
Miss Catherine l.. Wolfe has returned to town N.
and Mis-. Maturln Livingston hnger on the Hndsa.a
Their daughter, Mrs. CayendIsh Bentinck viii
spend the winter with them MIR. and Ars. Wick
ham Hoffman, 80 long absent in Russia are yisifin,
Mrs. Livingston.
Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan Winthrop have returned
to town.
A new expression of the liberality of Morris
Jesup has been tue subject OF much talk lstelr
He Is getting together specimens of all our Amer,
can woods, four hundred and twenty ditieren
species, from Alaska TO Texas, from Maine 10 CAL
fOrnia, having them polished, and viii exhE,
them at the Museum OF Natural History. In Tia
Park. THIS Is far-seeIng and important
step. 1t VIII be an important hint b our peo
pie as to the wealth they are cutting down and
burning mp.
Meantime scientists and socioIogists. pbiloso
Julia Ward Howe, are passing through the cav
city. Mr.. Henry George received a compL
lneEtary dinner last week ut Delmonicos. Ar
Howe gave her famous lecture on Woman as A
Social Power" at the house OF Mrs. Hartman, m
West Flfty-sixth-st. 1t manifested all the polish,
culture and originality which mark the uteranes
OF thls gifted woman Mr.. Herbert Spencer has
been too Ill TO go out much.
Patti opens on Monday evening, at the Acsdemy
aud every box Is rented. Dir. L. A. Lawrence vii
take Mr. Israel Corses box every other evening
and Mr.. Henry A. COstar resumes the possession
OF Box X.
MIR. aud Mrs Francis b. Hoffman and Mr.. Albert
shattuck have gone to New-Orleans for the win
ter.