New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
wHE WORLD OF LONDON.
mpoN1oIED AND CRITICISED BY MR. ED.
MUND YATES.
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! OsprigM; 1880: By The Nee- York Tribune.
/ trnoon. jan Tho last development OF the Moner
s,eent Is only another indication OF the bitterness
| Il ssollng against England IN Germany. IL wouiu
ssvs been wiser Il Sir Robert had not raised tne SUP
tot but nothing can Justify the insolence OF count
,u.,asrt Bismarcks reply. 1t is only one OF many
-. ~ ,s wav IN which England Is considered there
,4nn Empcrors anger Is not ono bit abated, ana 10
|,Aet time Count Herbert dances 1t Is known ne rs
~ intimate friend and counsellor Of the Emperor
s,d N every vvy represents imperial sentiment and
o,u,on 60 AZ n easy to see IN what direction that IS
lowing. Tho pro English feelings Of the emperor
9tedcrick The strong English procivities OF the hn'
.rsss and tho Morel- Machenzie incident added fuei
40 the fame and we may look out for good deai
more German insolence before see the end OF the
friction Tho visit Of the Prince Of Wales to Berlin
Sid not improve matters. He saw many things OF
which he aid not approve, ventured to cnhcise ana
Give sdvice and was not too civily told 10 look
nssror home befure he gave advice abroad
nR. AND MRS. cHAMBERLAIN AT BIRMINGHAM
Ths ceremony of presenting wedding presents 10
Mr.. end Mrs. Chamberlain from Birmingham ana MS
constituency. West Birmingham. on Tuesday, promises
upholstoring and decorations of the Town Hail. NO
doubt Il win DO very pleasst moment for Mr. Cham
bcrain ana his wifo. 10 whom all wish long life and
luck Lady Vaudeville viii represent the United
states in the Highbury house party. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwaries the only other guests. save the family.
Mrs. Edwsrdes Is the wife Of Mr.. Harry Edwardes.
secretary at Washington. While there she was great
trend Of -irs. Endlcott and during Mrs. Endicotts
uourning for her father used as Americans call IT.
10 matronze Miss Endicott. She was supposed to
lave helped and watched tho love affairs Of the
English Commissioner and the fair American; SO
cstur ally she would DO invited on interesting an
occasion, to see the completion Of her labors.
TIE srANLEx.MoNTAGu WEDDING.
The Guards Chapel, with ats marble and mosaics
nsDds itself admirably to great ecclesiastical core
noma2s and the dense fog which lowered over Pccar
ans meeoifully spared the Birdcsgs Walk from its
eatAcs Saturday afternoon, when tho marriage OF
n Eide Stanley and Lady Alice Montagu brought
noss royalties together than had been seSn at any
sedN trnCtion for some time past. Soldiers Of Mr.
D3anioy's company Nned tho aisles. The Prince OF
WaAes had something agreeable to to everybody
Jn Princess Of WAKES, In brocsde furs, listened
euningiy 10 Marchssa de santuroe's respectful In
ttsuon to her daughters marriage; the Prince Of
Haless dauRhters looked wonderfully well IN gray
sats trimmed with FUR the Duchess Of Tcck brought
~ daughter 10 drab dress which can hardly be
hsuibed Is becoming; Prince George and Prince
Hddy' Appeared to be In equally good spirits. Beauty
ms admirably represented by Lady Randolph
c1hschn2. wrapped IN long gray cloak edged with
~. By Lady De Grey in brown. and by Lady Forbes,
Lady Clarendon. the Duchess Of Hamilton and Mrs.
ARTHUR sassoou. Tho resonant voice of the bride
room almost drowned the weaker tones Of Lord
En1sm Cecil It ives difficult to believe that the
l'ux bridesmaids In caps were grandchildren Of the
evergreen Euchess, who looked better than she
ia on Saturday. Lord Harrington among the
spectatcn. Lord william Nevili and Miss Louise
p1ur1ieta booked with keenest interest Str VIII
lam and Lady Harlf were Observable I'm the crowd
bee tho door, It was nearly dusk when everybody
tcached Great Stanhope-st to take tea and inspect
Ne Derby tiara. the Hamilton necklace Of diamonds.
pearls and emesalds. the Revelstoke brooch.
ment OF diappnds ard moonstone. which was the gift
81 Tho Prince Of Wales. The wedding gifts were be-
Wfldorng IN their magnihcence. It very late
when Mr. and Lady Ance Stanley set out on their
way TO HOLLYWOOD, which Lord Dexoy had placed ct
the disposal Of his heir during the honeymoon.
BRxLLlANr BALr AT TIE NEaRopoLE.
colonsl North's bah At the Metropolis was function
which viii I've long in memory. The faithful Tower
Hamlets furnished countless guards Of honor, the
coRfsAon converted into groves Of palms, pages
h seventeenth century costume presented each guest
with dance card together with the menu and plan
printed on tinted siIk handkorchefs edged with
aaca Royal .tyumpetoTs proclaimed the approach Of
Eofsh. a. king Hail." Mrs. North In powder as the
Duchcss Do Maine Miss North en- ideal Persian
Princess md Mr.. North az the Due de Richelicu. IN
khe dAys Of his youth. held preliminary durbar 1t
wss not TN the BAN had been opened in the Whitehall
room By The playing Of the CHILEAN national anthem
shst ne smartest guests began to arrive Before
midnight Lord Randolph Churchill, in levee uniform
ef psivy Counsellor, mingled gaiy with the crowd !;
Lord Dorchester. In the scarlet robes Of Doctor Of
cews cbeerulv assisted the host to do the honors
Ady Randolph Churchill In black and silver stars dis
eovsfd Colonel North TO be almost expert dancer
nnancior; Mrs. Morcton Proven compared social notes
with Miss Emily Yznaga: Lord Dunraven in the rib
Don Of st Patrick's, seemed SURPRISED to meet Mr..
AsAmead Bartlett IN military attire: Admirals Ingle-
ned snd kayns all their decorations; Lord VIII
ssn Nsviu yves IN hunting costume The solemn
processcn 70 supper headed by an advance guard
Of 6umDeteB. Later the fun waxed faster and more
funous About o'clock one Of the most lavish
entertainments ever given In London came to an end
MISS LEwIs's WEDDING PRESENTS.
Tho friends Of Mr. ana Mrs. George Lewis as-
scnbed In great force st the Synagogue in Portland
st on Wednesday afternoon, when their eldest
daughter was married to Mr.. Lionel Hart The
youthful bride booked remarkably well IN white satin
with diamonds. Her SIX bridesmaids carried large
seuqnss Of roses, which impaired the requisite amount
Of color 10 the pfoeessfon. Wonderful indeed. wore
he wedding presents given to Miss Lewis The sight
vas Vowed with eve, wonder and delight by Miss
~vis's friends for some time before the marriage.
ier number and beauty are zdficient evidence
~ gicst favorite she Is with every one who
hsoss her
HITCH OVER Mr. KENNEpx's PURCHASE.
S few weeks ago / announced that the Murtly and
GsntGily estates in Perthshirc about $4,000 acres,
- been sid BY Sir Do1gias Stewart Mr.. Kennedy,
New-lork, for 3728s3 pounds, being twenty-five
years purchase ON the present rental Sir Douglas
appears to have quickly repentcd Of the transaction
Mr. Kennedy having raised an action ia the Court Of
session TO compel him to fulfil the contract OF sale.
a. Obtained an order from the second Division in
compliance with the terms Of his petition. Sir
pougns, however, has appealed. Mr. Kennedy
claims $4,000 pounds damages from Sir Douglas for
breach Of contract Il the sale is not completed
MRS. RoNALDs's NEW YEAR RECEPTION.
Mrs Ronalds's New Years musical reception doubt.