New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-19
PERSONAL.

real loss IS sustained by the country and by the
world, as well by the Philadelphia Woman's Med
zeal College, in the death of the dean Of that institu
ton, Dr. r. L. Bodley. Her influence as educator
and philanhropst has been felt in many lands through
her work in sending out medical missionaries to India
and elsewhere She was a conspicuous patron of
Pundta Ramabai and of DR.. Anandibai Joshco while
they were in this country, and she numbered among
her correspondents who were interested I'm her work
the Queen of England, Lady Duferin, and many other
notable people.
The Rev. Ralph W. Kenyon, rector of the Church
Of tho Holy sepuchrc this city, delivers the annual
sermon before tho alumni of the Episcopal Theological
School, at Cambridge, to-day.
President Gilman, OF Johns Hopkins University, will
deliver the commencement address to the young ladies
OF Wells College,
The marriage OF Professor Hitchcock, of Dartmouth
College, TO the daughter Of Professor Charles ~ Young
of Princeton, Will take place this month
Professor Rudolph ylrchow, Npon whom Emperor
Frederick conferred the Order of the Red Eagle (seo
ond class with star and oak leaves had been similarly
distinguished by the late Emperor William. lle Is
the happy possessor Of no less than eleven decora-
lions, including the Order Of the Red Eagle third
cass) the Iron Cross, and two memorial crosses OF
tho war of 1s7O'71 His learned colleague, Professor
Theodor Mommsen, counts seven decorations, among
them the Order Pour lie Meritc' and the Order Of tho
Crown Second class. He, as well as Professors
Uaenel and Won Sauffenberg, and some other proni-
ncnt men-all Deputies OF the Relchstag-had been
designated by Emperor Frederick as worthy OF an adj
dona distinction but owing TO their ulira-lberal po-
litlcal views the Ministry, greatly TO the Emperors
regret protested against these coniefments mainS
an exception only In the case OF Schow woSc uec
oratons might least be attributed TO his PROFESSIONAL
connection with the treatment Of the sick Emperor
Mr. wlkle Collins is described as one OF the most
courteous of spondents. He IS always prompt
with his reply and his letters are as gracefully written
as his books No curt laconcs and brlsque DreVites
with him; there IS good nature In every line and
somehow when We get the end OF his chay epistes
we feel there is less OF the usual Journalism In his
Believe me, faithfully yours" Ills ettets, Whch arc
monogram with quil piercing the letters, which is
quite a trademark IN us way
The grave of Henry Fawcett is at Trumpngton,
England marked with only plain tablet bearing the
words, "speak to the people that they go forwards
Macaulay relates how Horace Wapole taxed the
utmost ingenuity of convcyanccrs IN order TO tic up
his villa and ifs contents in tho stricest settlement"
Aias excIalms Mr. Labouchere In "1ruth,n for tho
vanity Of human wishes The Strawberry Hill col
lection was dispersed nearly half century ago, and
now the place itself Is in the market for the second
time within nine years IL was sold by Lord CARING
ford after the death Of Lady Waldegraye, Baron do
Stern and HIS executors how offer II for sale by
auction next month Another OF the famous Twok
cnbam villas Marble Hill. which was long the
idenco of General and Lady Alice Peel Is also TO DO
sold. IL is a fine house, with worry extensive ana
wel-wooded grounds, on tho bank OF the Ihai rn
Ia friend and correspondent of Strawberry Horace
and aerward II was Inhabited for many years by Mrs.
Tzherbert and is believed TO have been the scene ot
her marriage with tho Prince Of Wales, aitcrward