New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-24

1t is not the In society 'here carp at anything
that the Prince of Wales does bat comment has
been excited by his taking active part in the inaugu-
ration Of the New Club nevertheless. Above all 1t Is
said that he should not have taken his wife there IL
bad drag the Princess who Is all that Is pure
beautiful and good into a pothouse like Evanss old
house in COvent Garden. It is the place in which the
hlthest orgies OF modern times have taken place am
told that than thirty years ago the most III
decent songs in the world containing lines at which Ioa
and Theresa would blush, sung there by fellow
named, think, Sam Cowen. and other blackgnards
Then It made into fairly decent music hall for me
only. and was the OF rows at the Oxioru and
Cambridge time among undergraduates and others
confined TO the male but after while women Wtre
admitted OF the type OF Val Reece Lady Meux VINO
reputation of the SPOT that the magistrates &c as re-
fused license aud It made into the Falsan SluD,
and the New Club has been Launched nnder the aus
pices of the Prince of Wales TO help Colonel Wellesley 10
living. This person. who once Military Attacue AZ
Vienna and aide-de-camp 70 the Queen, lost MS pgsl
AL MS positions by running away WIN Ssim 70
when challenged In the present tone OF society
nohodv cares rush about his being divorced from his
wife his complete ruin and exit from the army anu
the military diplomatic branch OF the service All ,uS
care for OF these THINGS" But the suspicion OF
cOwardice, like that OF cheating at cards has
been fatal till now. am not asserting tnai &
Wellesley is will be heartily greeted by the best men
at the best clubs. but long the Prince smiles on m
he will always find set Of ms own, and his position as
secretary Of the New Club will probably lind bun In heat
and drink while it lasts This Is pretty end to prom
Using career-the of his teeth at dsncng cuD
the noble Office Of holding ballet girls wraps AT inc
wing This Is fast life with a vengeance
Mr. oscar Wilde has got fat has cut his hair short and
had IL cnrled. But nobody looks NJ MN now
We were cheered on Monday by the appearance OF
Indie Dupuis Iassouche aud Georges at the Galey
Theatre in Lii" on Wednesday they played Nj
niche" which is Just funny as IL was IN the year
OF the last Paris Exhibition, when divided the hoorS
with Bebe."
do not care much about the practical man in the
general way. He IL wooden, stupid aud ayerse 10 any
innovation. But when that lady ana MI Ii
houchere recommended tunic and knickerbOckeIs or
male evening dress, went 10 NY tailor ana asked hI
what he thought of the idea. The man was Culte ih
t'ona III said that the swallow-tail, CLAW -nalhe',
steel-Den coat the result OF the experience oA
ages The tuuic ocrock dOublct WAS an old ldea
a mere barking back first principles Ana then nc
proceeded show by series OF drawings now te iuh
of old. the full-botOmed cont had been graduaS laio
back before and behind the skirts out OF the way
when sitting down walking or dancing Inc result NhS
modern drcss-coat, he maintained tue most con
10 the wearer, GhA'eNer III may up
pear the artist must confess that nc see'e. :" h o
To have the best OF the argument anybody VINO mas
in the stalls OF theatre can TESTIFY
Nothing il so uncomfortable rs youminnns Garment
IL sitting down, either at dinner or ~
on the ground tnat they made To he worn III nov
rooms where would be wretchcd buttoncd up hS
White satin wastCOaS VIII ne ru'tttucu
by black satin iurt recOect that my granlhtneI
wore black satin ard velvet wIstcOais ana hoWcreu
things such ladies' mnntles. but thuse
ancient swclls very gorgeous and wore yaIos
OF gold chain round their necks.
The Prirns Of Wales Will hear, actually give lee
ture nt the Fi-hcrics Exhibition.
ON the eleventh ~ July there Is to be grand a,he
ball nj the Albert Hall in aid Of the Royal College OF
Music under Immediate patronage of the IIihce ana
Princess Of Wales.