New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-17
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THE QUEEN AT DARMSTADT.-1ne queen
greatly enjoyed her visit Darmsadt for the weather
perfect till the last day OF her s ths (,
she remained twentyfour hours longer than she hau
originally intended. Her Majecty and Princess Beaarlco
fine structure in the italian Renaissance style, in the
Wiihelmnen Piatz 1t was built for the beloved and
illusions to it in her letters. The Qneen had
the same apartments as she occupied during Heg
in a tent which was pitched on the lawn behind the
palace and later she there transacted pn9c business
Messengers from Whitehall Buckingham Palace ar.
rived morning and returned every hgh e e
were necessarily coming from London and and
Berlin. There was, over two hours odd OF mara Srr
work TO be got through every day, ana her
Majesty was also much occupied with private affairs
connected with the arrangements for the approachS
Churchill were quartered in the same palace as the
Queen but Sir Henry Ponsonby and the rest OF
lived in the Residenzschloss, where also tle orani
Duke and Grand Duchess sergius, OF Russia were ao
commodated.
ROYALTY Is IRELAND.-That there Is to be q
royal residence in Ireland article or popular
faith lust now and various spoken of as pos
sibe palaces among others Ardbraccan the palace OF
disestabished and dsendowcd, would ind Ardbraeean
very spacious pile OF d s.sns Ard
braccan possesses great advantages OF situation Den
near the Meath kenpe ana inc BCyPe 1reia1S viii be
repaired one in the south, the other In the manus.
and rumor Is busy with the names OF several hGoo re
fact during the Royal visit to. ireland
than the way which the Roman Catholic bishops ana
clergy kept aloof all the functions of welcome anc
respect TO their future King. Only one Roman cannon
priest Father Heay, attended the eyee, ana no Dsho
whereas, In the days OF Dan OConnen, inc n nind
Catholic preates loud in their loyalty and Hooked
TO royal receptions.
Mrs. LANGTRY AT CoURT.-There is a great
deal OF null laundering IN the article by " Com
10 Paul Yas society IN London in the Nourete ne,
rue IL is entirely untrue that the Quhen long refused
to receive Mrs Langtry Sho 1t it alieged-fasey OF
Prince of Wales. The Queen never refused y
to receive Mis-. Langtry whose name was
passed by the Lord Chamberlain's depart
ment and approved by her Majesty on the first occasion
of Its being sent I'm for presentation at DrhwngrOO
and soon afterwards the Queen consented TO allow MT
and Mrs Langtry be invited to state Ball at Buck
ngham Palace. which is really something. inasmneh as
mitted TO her Majesty every season, and nobody Is
ever invited without her special permission. TO be
" received" at Drawngroom means simply nothing IN
these days II the Queen had refused 10 receive Mrs
Langtrv nobody could have forced " that lady upon
her Majesty, and nobody would have made the attempt
The statement that Mrs. Langtrys costume when she
to Court not exactly IN accordance with the
regulations Is also mendacious.
A DIAMOND WRDDING.-Trade is bad nobody
has any money, and general misery prevails. out AT
tie wedding OF that charming girl, Miss Ellie Hoehm
daughter OF the celebrated sculptor BOehm, with Mr.
Herapath, I could see nothing but the most costly
dresses, diamonds by the CARLOAD. saw even lady
who had her bonnetsrings pinned with donkey all IN
acknowledgement grandeur nGttpeAe, IL filled me with
deep thought The bride looked lovely, and so did the
bridesmaids.