The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-04-05
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color ~ tho how-rs inst bloom In thu >sntss %
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th..- matters the fashion ~ tho dsp.
Mt an entertainment. With tho sy~sceioa Of
= IarRr iuncheon Yesterday M Mrs.. william
Posts. has vari~d the monotony 81 what wss
calIsd In tho inconsistencies Of old ths siisas
week" But although tho sound Of tabest
and harp has been hushed IN tho land. yet the
voice % tho gossip ami scandal lover has made
itself very distinctly heard. Divorces. dis.
putsd wills. anil tho amenities Of club inter.
course have fled evory mouth and bsen dis
cussed over Ash and oysters nc every dinner
table In town. That the delightful sxcitement
OF . duel. with perhaps q murder. ct twenty
PAGES. has been denied them Is q grievance
almost too serious to be borne. and but for tho
| failure Of lady well known In society to OBJ
tain the divorce that she applied for. and tho
destitute condition Of another fair one. whose
husbands will IL In process OF litigation. and
who Is supposed to be starving on An allow.
ance OF SIS. 600 per annum. tho babbers and
chatterers would be at u very low ebb indeed.
The city is filing up again as the wander
ers In search OF health and sunshine return 10
their homes New Orleans having been more
or less OF . disappointment this winter, st. Au-
gustine seems to have been the fAvorito place
OF southern resort. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White.
Miss Lawrence. Mrs. and Miss Lansing. Mr..
McVickar Mr.. J. +. ID. Lanier. Mr.. Harry Ste-
vens Mr.. and the Misses LarocQue. Judge and
Mrs. Peabody. Mr. Harry Brevoort and Mr..
Henry Rsnwck all spent tho month OF March
there and are nearly all Of them now ON their
return trip. Mr.. and Mrs. George Lorillard are
residents Of st. Augustine. and visitors from
the North are indebted to them for many kind
nesses and hos pitalitiss.
Post-Easter Gayeties seem likely to b few
and far between. Theatre parties. informal
germans. amateur theatricals. and the kirmsss
are oil that ore talked Of now.
The marriage OF Miss Bishop and Mr. ]. L.
Hartman Is announced to take place on the
2lst and that Of Miss Edith Newbold Jones and
Mr.. Edward R. Wharton on the Goth Of this
month. The last named young couple will
spend tho summer In Europe.
Miss Nora O'Donnell. whose engagement to
Mr.. Robert Hinckley has recently been an.
nounced. is daughter OF Mr.. Columbus O'Don.
| nell Of Baltimore. and niece Of Mrs, Adrian
Iselin. She is beautiful and an heiress. and
hns been consplcuously belle In Warrington
during the past winter. Mr. Hinckley belongs
to an old and wealthy Boston family. and 10 an
artist Of considerable promise.
The engagement Of Miss Edith McKeeyor.
daughter OF Mr.. Lawrence McKeevor. to Mr..
Hoffman Miller. eldest son OF Mr.. George McCuL
Tough Miller. is announced.
At a concert recently given In this city. whers
n
cited. symphonic poem" on Fouqu6's Un-
dine" by George Templeton Strong. was pro-
nounced second In the order OF merit This
young artist Is son OF the late George 4.
Strong. and from his earliest years gave evl.
dence OF the musical talent which seems likely
to earn for him now DISTINGUISHED nsms. In
spite OF the advice and entreatios of relatives
and friends to turn his attention to ssaae more
practical and remunerativs occupation. Mr..
Strong devoted all his time aud energy to Q
close study Of his favorite art. and at the time
OF his departure for Leipsc had written several
symphonies whose wild weird melody save
promise OF good work In the future. He hsS
now been for six years resident OF Leipsie. 10
married there. and has sent back to his native
place the first results Of his study OF German
models and OF the development Of his own
original talent.
Among the recent appointments in the diplo-
R0nefol
| satisfaction than that Of Mr. Isaac Bell, Jr, to
be Minister Resident at the Hague. Mr.. Boil.
although he halls now from Rhode Island. 10
| OF an old New York family. and from his genial
character and the gift OF peassntness" which
he possesses in a marked degree 10 popular
wherever he may go. The fortune which came
to him with his wife. who is daughter OF tho
| late James Gordon Bennett will enable him to
| enjoy his position and do credit to the country
that he represents. Mr. Robert Mclean of
baltimore. the newly appointed Ambassador
to Franco. Is n widower and the unole of Mrs.
James Is. Potter Of this city 1t 10 said that he
has invited Mr.. and Mrs. Potter to reside with
him at the Legation In Paris. that Mrs. Potter
| may preside over his establishment and do
honor to his guests. Mrs. Potter. being native
OF New Orleans. whore her parents resided.
speaks French rs vol as she does English.
| and would be more than an ornament to any
| foreign embassy.