New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-18
PERSONAL.

senator Warner Miller Congressman Burleigh. Gard
ner G. Hubbard and Alexander Graham Bell are leaders
in the formation OF parties I'm Washington to spehd
Easter Sunday at Natural Bridge, va
Mr. James r. Osgood who sails for London on April
% was entertained at dinner in Boston last Thursday
evening by the Bowdon College class OF 1884 to winch
he belongs.
The Rev Dr. George f. Ellis has been reelected Presi
dent Of the Massachusetts, Historical Society,"
The Rev Dr. Edward Everett Hale will be among the
sneakers at the Phillips Exeter Academy alumni re-
union in Boston, April %
Vassar Colleges president, the Rev. James NJ.
Taylor is pas X 1.-THE Fourth Baptist Church OF Provi-
dence.
Vice President Frank Thompson of the Pennsylvania
Railroad will take his family to Europe for the summer,
sailing on the Etrura on May ~
There little ripple Of amusement In Boston art cir
ces at an OF Mr.. Hubert HsrkOmers chsrac-
clevcrness which has just been told by the gen.
;emsn experienced IT, This gentleman, desiring to
obi ain portrait OF his father for presentation to pub
lie institution waited upon the artist with some fine
photographs and asked him If lie could undertake the
lash Mr. rrkomer was reluctant bat at ltst Was per
shaded After time, however he thought that the
family likeness father and might assist MN
work. and induced the latter to Slt Tor us p1
trait influence tn, development OF the hrst SUB
iect Naturally enough. the young mans wife came also
10 he painted apedan To her husband ana 50 Two
char completed. AT tue last
moment. just Nj. HersOmer was oil for New YORK IL
came out that while these pictures had been hnlshed
sent home the original commission haI Deeh Quietly
ignored. an Tie public library still waits ior portrait
OF its founder
Anent Kaiser Wllhelns recent birthday celebration
SAYS The LOndDn Inns Increasing years only seem 10
lend freshness or to the srant old Emperor anu
lie fitted aboIt among the ladies OF the Diplomatic
Corps now chatting cheeTily for few moments with
Lazy Erniyntrude Maet, bowling gracionsly 10 the
lesser lights OF foreign Skies one could scarcey
realize tins the same man who won his youth
sums at Bar AuDe. and entered Paris win ~"
trum allies before Napoleon hal been made 10 Dte
the dust at Waterloo Rudy and radiant In nj. scarlet
uniform OF the Gsrdes du COrIs-nOt vet wholy an
aud only partially bent by his great age tile Emperor
a most fascna ing object to ALL
| Colonel r. c. In.ersoll Chauncey NJ. Depew, Cover
nor Hill, Mayor Grace, Roscoe Conkling anu L. ~
schoon among the speakers who will be present
at the big banquet Of hote-men at the metropolitan
Hotel Nay H. Colonel Ingersol says tins VIII De- the
opportunity OF his life TO get even WIFI the men WIN
have KEPT him poor all mis- life
| Speaking II tho good-naure OF Senator Chace me
WASHINGTON Chronicle relates that he was sworn In
during Of Senator Voorhees, who had never
Seen him soon after Voorhees, made a speech. when
much pleased Chace AMI its conclusion as the Tail
sycamore was walking down the aisle to his seat the
Rhod. Islander approached MIN VITA, thank tner
Friend Daniel. FOR that speech thee has ust made.
voorhees, looked at him in aiG!zeinent and tnen eA-
| claimed Wny who are You. anyhow II they've zone
and al pointed Quaker doorkerper there VIII De sheo
to pay" satisfactory explanations followed.