New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-25
PERSONAL.

mi, p.o,,.u, family will celebrate the 25oth an
niversary of their settlement in America on August
TO- at West Bridgcwater.
Count Maurice EsterEazy has been put under guar
dianshp to check his mad extravaganza. iio o"ns
FREQ and clear Of membranes, moro than I-oooo
ocrcs az land I'm Hungary and can travel IN
line more than fifty miles without quituhB hS o''a''
Mr. RIackburne, tho famous chess player, who Is
cornin- n America next fall is one OF the qise'cs'
and N unassuming men In the world, anu 10 CREAMY
liked by all who know him While nc p anS after
freshes himself with coffee ana 'oO@e'o' Oil" '
DAVIS work takes little whlskcy'
The Mari, Hopkins Memorial Fund already amounts
to 100000
A son Of Archdeacon Farrar IS a house surgeon al
G, partboIomew,s Hospital, London; young nan Oh
twenty-six with fair hair, slight mustache anu arts
tOcratic manners
Senator and Mrs Lelanl Stanford have had pleas
ant VOYAGE across the ocean, and have reacheu 'i'o
Continent in capital health and spirits
The Rev. DR.. NJ NJ G. Dana, who left norwich,
Conn. about ten years ago. for Minnesota anu hs'
since done much to build up educational ana reiof
tory Institutions in the Northwest mas resis"or -.
paul. and has accepted a call to the XIX street
Church OF Lowell, Mass
At Mrs McEwan's recent very smart reception In
London the guests had, says The London star, 'ho
opportunity of seeing two of the features "l'hou.
which nowadays no London entertainments N S"PPNSNN
70 be successful-the Blue Hungarian Band ana FITS
Shaw the lady whistler. The Blue Hungarian bano
cvervbody knows but Mrs Shaw, in spite OF the deA
ferrous interviewer is still fresh ATTRACTION enc
whisted two long pieces to the Accompaniment Vi :"
piauo: and her range, accuracy and power az" GER
tainlv remarkable Mrs. Shaw has an attractive ana
striking appearance She IS above tho middle heght'
has round plump face, eyebrows dark, distinct, eA
nroesive. fine largo dark eyes, full OF expression
bright and dark and with hidden and strange posi-
bliiies Her complexion Is the clear beautiful fdter
alive paIlor Of the American type and nor pgure j Pr
feet Her nerve Is admirable. she purses her up,
starts Off and goes through her performance before
crowded and Staring room with absolute equahInuIh
Mrs Shaws success artistic and pecunlaTy, Is ceIta
for ono season at least. They say thai she dole W
command 10 guineas for ono and 20 for TWO plees
Not even the most inveterate Of cavaliers, says
20 Iifer London, could find much fault with Inc TWO
n,usicaI kniCbthoods included in the list OF queens
bI,4 hdav bonors Dr. Staincr has done such good
service as organist Paus that people are father
ant IN think of him as organst alone and to forget
how he has assisted the welcome musical revival In the
Church of England by his many fine Contributions 10
the somewhat scanty rcperory Of ecclesiastical music
dstInctively Anglican No one is likely 10 grunge W
Mr. Charles Halle the wclIdescrved recognition OF MS
natient and most servceable efforts to advance me
ffausc of his art I'm his adopted country ana me OILY
criticism likely 10 be heard In this connectloh IS INC
expression of wish that the st ngn, nave nod" NJ
tended to include the names OF Mr.; Manhs anu MI
narnhv than whom two musicians, IN tne!I ~
snoctive spheres have done more 10 earn the srduo
of musical amateurs