New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-25
PERSONAL.

Professor Austin Phelps. Of Andovcr. Is at Bar
llarhor.
Professor Alexander Aras-z VII spend most IF the
coming summer AZ hi, Ncwpor home.
There VIII De- ~ Harrisburg. Penn. today a re-
union ~ The division. composed entirely Of Pcnnsy
,ania regiments. which. under command Of General
Ilastranf rccapturld Fort >ieadman Just twenty five
years ago 10 viii lee the first reunion Of the division.
whose officers and private, arr now scattered over
many portion, of country. The late General Hart
rann looked forward % this occasion with much In
teic-t and D. Us matter for deep regret that he DID
not A,c take part in IT. Miss Annie liariranit
daughter Of the General has within few days written
A letter 10 - rctliv VI. \. Embck m which. after
thanking him for the rc-olutons offered by him in re-
gard To- lcr father death and adopted hy the division
anl stating her regret tiat Illness IN their family VIII
prevent any except her brothers from attending thc
'..lnior ~,. saws hope the viii shine upon tho
reunion We feel deep interest IN It, a, We know
.y father, heart always went out 10 his at
fi.rir reunion and how much he cnjol ed bclns with
them az such time. and the idea nat they are
gathered together a. h- suggestion makes IL stl more
interesting 9" u,.
Professor ". w. Goodwin Of Harvard, is now In
sDy.
Mr. John II. LntcaeM has just returned from a
-uco. mi lecture tour through the West. Ills lecture
BE- Per .onal Rccolcotion- Of Abraham Lincoln dcly
era At rrcepori H. where Donsias ana and, Lincoln had
tllu s.a-n.
There Will be given I'm Boston or April Q An Even
ing with Composers and ..uihors.' Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe Will preside. Mrs Elizabeth stuart Phelps Ward
q, the author whose appearance viii be most OF a
rarity II is hoped that Mr.. Ward and her husband
,lu read "a loNc--ong from their unpublished col
labOritcd work. Mr. \. VI DAz vii! Sivc an extract
from her 30 lam Henry Letters, Mrs. Cheney gives
one Of her short stories. and Mr. bYnncr humorous
Irish tale. The composer, are Mcs,rs. Arthur Foote
Arthur weld and Ethclhcrt NcVn.
Mr. Eugene Field reports this romantic story Of
the enhancement of Mr.. Henry Gladstone and Miss
Maud Ecmdcl. who have recently been married. The
two he ,ay~ met last summer at Po>illpO. the young
ladys father having at that picturesque little hamlet
on the Gulf Of Naples lovely villa. ore beautiful
evening the two were in the garden overlooking the
water upon which the moonlight hung like misty
sauze: the scene was OF poetic lovcliness-yonng
Gladstone felt that there could be farcr spot
or better moment for the confession Of his love 50
he declared himself to hi, namorata with fcrvor
which the pcturcsqucncss of the surroundings en-
HANGED IL II did not inspire. Instead.
however Of answering him. the pretty
eir covered her face with her hands and He'd
prccptatcv into the villa. OF course this a,toundcd
The Young lover he could not understand II at all
shonid he interpret the maldcns conduct a. rcJcc
lion If 3d. IL were better for him to leave POsillpo
AT once fut no hi, scotch instincts came 10 hi,
rescue. he had done the proper thing properly lac
would hide his time. Next morning after breakfast.
AZ which his IDOL did appear. he sought the garden
tactic. he ought To pursue. suddenly he heard Miss
Maud call to him. and turning h" bchcld that young
arl advancing. She put both her hand, In MS ana
said. with charming frinhnc,S " ! Woulu hpt answer
Won last ni-h fearing Nou we're under the influence
Of the in~idouS summer evening and OF the poctical
and almost magical scene. and that II was not Your
heart that spoke. | would hear In the daytime II
Won love me. and If this /, | viii tell you that
| am willing to give yon my life and my love-