New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11

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Mr. s1ADsroNrs TOUR
personal.
FAR cAstr TO THE rRIBuSEl
no.xraoht. 1880 BY The Es'O- fork f'soaae.
,n,Snn. yuns 1o.-The old story OF Prince A!oeft
- $4,000 a Princess Victoria OF Teek ID
se.a,p talked Of II seems great p'v' ss ~.
v.uns people like each other, thss 80 au,,sh
Ne allowed Princess Victoria is ss n,u'n s.,. n,o.
Princess ~ any one can be- soe -. n,o,, yht
80. sss horn M England and has been or'usn'
- ara 70 tsers ere drawbacks, they arc oniy
..n,.,v That the country need not eonsnes' Aho
60 ,ar,s mot care Cor the marriage ou' docs no'
49,. N 40 strongly as other members On N'o
,nux ,ho ses no reason why Princess '"'A~
.Ac,la he urefcrred TO their own en''oVh-
=, ,ss ror ENTERTAINING THE SHAH
W. .,.,.o, q, the shshs second visit to Lonoon
49,. a,ssv n eclipse the gsores OF tho nrs'' AHo
.t,. ths Prince OF Wales and SIR Drrinno''a ~ S
NAV mating the necessary arrangements ~. ~ -.
s.rta,nu,ent II "a nov Intended po'sio'o, 'I~'
10 ,hsfI land al GrsvcseDd ana 4p."soa S.'.,o.
- .S.,s,. Snrnr bis progress. gaia performance
80. :, ere o,sra hes slroady been commandea
s,r ths "A oi July, and on the stn no V's's 1'
r,,,,c 1,heasre which Mr. Reuben sassoon mas UaSeu
-. - 90. srsr.px The Prince Of Wales viii DC
nr.S~n, an bofb oocas,ous. Mr. Harris hss pfohlseu
vr. ssssoon 70 provide programmes rcp'eo "I'.i
,stractlons, ISsd and Lady salisbury w'h "e'oumo
nm 10 Hatfield, and Il Is possible thai 90 VIII s'ay
vsts Inrs and Lady Brownslow at Ashsose ana
tn,, srA Ixdy Abergavenny st Crdge, BE is % DC
,,cv,n around the Stock Exchange in solemn s'S'e
ana rfli be the Hon at several balls
ruE FOURTH OF JUNE CELEBRATION
~. An OF June celebration was an unusually
.rcrssxful junction this year. The weather was mag
nIsoont and the Queens presence at Tnames'ae 70
,es ne boats 20 up attracted an unusually large
number Of visitors in the afternoon The speecbes
IA the Upper School we've remarkable, too, for The
iusroducon Of stsge properties to an unnsaa ex0ont
Dr. Ware mcrcifiiiy spared the many ladies' present
the Latin and Greek speeches. which in former days
preSom,ns,ed -Four OF the speakers wero sons OF
men wen known in the Upper and Lower Houses OF
Pariiament; for Peel ks. snd Talbot, n. s., are
the sons of the spcsker and Of tho Member for
Oxford University: Wood. OF Lord Halifax Coventry.
Of the Master OF the Buekhounds and warkworth, OF
Lord Percy.
DERBY DAT.
The ROYAL train becomes each year On increasingly
important feaiare Ia the Derby Day programme. On
Wednesday Mr., Lopss took charge OF the engine aud
Mr.. Samuel Iahry h person, lord Coivillc, Mr. Ralph
puttou and Mr. j. s. Forbes surveyed with critical
sye Tho preparations for departure. The Dukes of
Beaufort Westminster and Portlsad arrived in quick
successful The latter booking rsdanty happy IN tho
company Of his fsncee, who wore cool, cream.
colored dress, trimmed with roses. Tho Duchess OF
Westminster and Lady Hhdlian were both sttired
IN green. Lord Hsrdwckb. 10 the Riossiest of hats
reserved his most dfverting stodes for Lord Dudley
Lord and Lady Londonderry wSrc far moro cheerful
than last year. Lord Harrington held lengthy con-
ference with Mt. Leopold do Rotbschid, and Str
barry Ksppe was the life and soul Of 1oviai pary
NJ old friends Tho House OF Commons represented
by Mr.. s0fctor, IN full racing costume, Sir william
Marriott and Mr.. John Arid, while the bench con-
tributed Mr.. Justice Lopes. The Duke Of Edinburgh,
apparently much stronger, was ono of the first to
q qua m IN appearance The Princess Of Wales and
her daughters deed the dust and heat In fawncoured
eloaks. In spite OF the aonormaiy crowded stats Of
sss nne, the Journey accomplished IN thirtyone
minutes.
FESTIVITIES OF THE EVENING.
While the Prince OF wales was entertaining the
Jockey CAB And congrstnsting the Duke Of Portland,
On Wednesday evening the Princess Of wales and her
daughters dned with the Duchess Of Msnehester, yho
sferserd gave . small dance for them IN Great SIAN
hops In spite OF her recent accident she gave her
usual Derby ball. which successful as ever Al.
though the hostess compelled 10 receive IN chair
A. the tpp OF the stairs. While delegates OF music
literssure aad tho drama were enjoying Mr. Her
soers idyi at Bushey society gathered on tho SHADY
lawn Of Lowther Lodge, which sti retains snare OF
10 Old besuty IN spite Of It's natural enemy the
neither 10 90 me honurs. Lord Fitzwillian carried
aa An animated political argument with Sir Rssnsld
KDlsht,cy The Duchess Of Leeds found many op-
portsnities OF comparing notes about art sxhofops
and their results. Lady Dorothy Neville. IN terra
Gotta epbrcidcry and Nubian NECKLACE, ieceVeu 'ne
latest news OF Lord DufIcFins hesth from Lady Daf
,crin In gray velvet ana satin. II would DO aln'cun
10 imagine anything prettcr than Lady Cairnss eos
tune OF pale pink aud prtmroses. LADY seymour, 10
1fAaG IA
prevailing neglect 20 answer invitations. Inc Duchess
N Cleveland was the centre OF . respectful group
roseats sseipatons OF Madame de Fables ball were
heard IN all directions. People fingered on uncon-
se,ousfy Of foSter lodge TIN 10 was almost ame 10
think OF Coyeut Gsrisn where. overwhelming the
thunder Mr. Harris scored ono OF the most decisive
Of his pre- whitsun successes
NINE. DE FAEBE's SUCCESSFUL BALL
Madame De Faibes bah was In many respects the
rooss notahle nnetion Of tho week. Her mousse u
admirably SUITED for ambitious entertainments on
Thursday pavilion was specially added TO the con-
ser~xtcry for the Royal guests sup H. Tho electric
lighting In tho dining ICON, and the white walls
hung with tapestry. we're very effective. IL was pos
sfbiy the tropical heat which induced nearly every.
body to follow tdo example set by the Dchesscs Of
Abercor Manchester sad Le.nstcr snd come in white
The hostess In white satin and pearls received the
Prince and Princess Of wales near the entrance. The
Princess wero white taIle trimmed with roses; her
daughter wore White.
THE LIBERAL LEADERS TOUR.
Mr.. oiadssone's tour has begun, though II Is a
little shora Of ~ gorcs by the inability d Sir Arthur
and Lady Hsyter 10 receive him at Iintagel and Tor
Quay. mo Dowagsr Lady Hayter was an old woman.
though not very slrong her death was unexpected.
Mr. Gladstone is stu 10 stay at Tintsgel night
AT Torquay he viii be received by the Liberal Asso
cation It seems little hard on Mrs Eliot Yorks,
ybs 10 40 ardent Conservative, 20 have her yacht
converted into . triumphal car for Mr. Gladstone
Iie stors Is that she lent It TO Mr. and Mrs cyrn
Tpxsr or the holidays. never dreaming that Il was
b b esed foe cecfioneering purposes
Mr. lEncuLEs RoBISsoS's RESIGNATION.
ma 6.usrr,usnf made great mistake IN accepiina