New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-22
-, 1,onU D,uv TRIRINE TUESDAY MAY q 1883

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rill,op of the Garter with plain evening SUI, WIN
erer in rhe huttoLhoc. The Princess Is III 1ul u''
wearing the order OF St Catherine oi hu''ri 800,
decoration If the associations of the b''lo %
with Russia be not over savory Clo'e at n'u. Wv
;,,r.s ~ Lord Panerston and Lord HallIa1 tno
Latter wearing the broad red ribbon OF the hh ~ ~
l+,e without any decoration, and OF the late Ear
p,..ou the latter an admirable likeness All theee
were freauont guests at Strawberry Ill., winch W."
rather Wing than Tory in its politics. -
ON the main wall are portraits OF NJ van nc "o9c'
,tir,e BELGIAN ambassador and great parsonage IN
tho dov Of Uncle Leopold" of the late catherine
Countess of Clarendon and Of the Duchess OF sutherland
on. NJ Mr. saut's happiest white " pictures Is the
he,utifrl Baroness AlphOnse de Rohsemd III the DS'
bloom of Youth Again the gloomy late Ilsi pe W.
ten oI the portrait OF the MaI'hIoISs :" Stinnr
ANA with more recent mourning 81 thdt ol MIS- SUM,
rbo ne1rs In light blue ball dress Between inc DuAc
and Duchess d'Aumalc, for several years Lazy MHtT
graves friends ana ncehpoIS al ol4enN NV
cuhlf 4, "a portrait of hcr ladyshp, queel4 piht''i
IA ,be Eiird room The portrait " Lady Selma IIervey
Vernon when IL tdkcn) III supclply p''" IlH ~,
smt skill IA are those Of the late Duchess Of West
minister while yet Lazy Constance Go'N % -
mother the Late Duchess Of sutherland IN tnoiI ' ~
D0icr ,nIclra Mia ljdclrior. Lady spencer ~ Tue
time of her marriage and for several yeIs "iu an
qucstionaby the most beautiful woman ~ % Ia
pears IN black; and Lady Abingdon Then Mts S He
of Mr. Gerard Sturt, ncknHmcd buhIl' III ~, TnJv
snrnceI so ~ 10 express exactly the beautiful seymour
INNER liz drawn upward III the curve hH""u ~, tt,,v
and her husbands red beard created great sen-a,3i
when they went ireland for the hst tc anu 2;
nholneI tcd Consequently, OF that period Is
49,; T,t.s ~ Manchester who like Lady spencer -
sill splcnddly handsome. Her portrait ny H1 ~ Tho
hangs at the opposite ehH oi ' Close 70 the mead OF
Mr. Abraham Hayward. O. c. lle ihh tr 'tioo ~
Reviewer, WHO made the nlst E,,e o Ills nor
nan - One csn almost hear the firm. nigh pitched
,i,.o al rFs
too much It Is always Pheasant to meet NtI; Ia!
Hill where he was "A frequent guest ia tl1 IL IL.
ready cash of conversation ana aht'io'' -, boo,
Uni T "a, and the Twitnames, rs they
pronounced themselves Nothing concerning t |ra',
ing part of Thames seems unknown 10 iin = ,ba
Picbrnond Hill and gloomy Ham House. the hoc y, ~.
Toemaches TO arrich'- villa at Hampton Court anu tio
stcS ~ ocr swan The river at that point and got in
to the precinct Of the Royal Palace where ne was "0
Among the portraits not yet enumerated are those OF
Lady Churchill. by Sir Francis "Tsnt, ln.o P,te.s NJ
the Royal Academy; the lae FLun Vr UarcouTt
Morley the late Lord Clarendon; Mt vernon T
Erskiue May. Lord Carlingfords best poI,Ian tn
haps that in Lewcs Dickinsons large picture ,ol, M
liberal Cabinet: lAG97l." hanging In the billiard room
a charming little picture ol gil III ic r ~
Ia Komncy In the Round Drawing Room Is lolIa oi
riyen by her intimate friend Madame de Denaud to
Horace Nalpoe. In the New Drawing looni tLr
world wide fame such Reynolds Nara countess
Waldegrave." Walpoe', Ny Cousin Malsraye, IN, me
beautiful woman who was second legllh,c Ia.
~ sir EDWARD Wapolc married the second Earl Wade
crave became mother q. The THREE Graccs and AFTER
The Earl's death married william Henry nnGe oil lou
cestcr brother of King George the Third ana son OF
Frederick Prince Wales hmorAllzed ~ the epltaPh
"Hcre lies Fred
Who was alive and is dead.
Had It been his father,
| had much rather;
Had it been his mother,
Better Than another;
So much the better for the naton
But az rs only Fred
VINO IA dead,