New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26

their rank the Cardinals were next received by VI.
arnot in the Gran Salon, where were aSScm"r'
Monscigneur Forrata. the Papal NuncI', MS a""I-
tor and secretary, together with ohici'l P''''"
attcndur the ceremony Here the Ablcsa'cs ana
the two representatives Of the Noble huai" W''o
presented t. VI. Carnot. who invested the cccI'Si-
otjcs with thr insignia Of Officers of The Lr-loh OF
Honor. while Count Clt,iIni and the Mar lnN DIl'
Port, wore made officers Of the Order. Inc Gar
dinaIs and Aboc,ics were then received ny Mi"".
Cannot and luncheon served. ~ 'li9 ""''
function the Cardinal Archbishop OF IOurS Sd' vi
tie r.ht Of Nine Carnoi. his coi"a3"t "'''-
on hcr left 1t is to be noted that the ""'''N~'
Of the two Cardinals were in perfect hafh''N WIZ"
that of Non~cigncur larnaSSi, the three '''''''H
tcs combining in order TO acccntuale 'He "'''p'
ance of the existing order Of things III Tr'''c ~
| the Roman Church. NJ Carnot. in replying 10 '''
Cardinals specially commenced them LOT "''i
lofty language inspired by the Holy see, ana san
il gave him patriotic satisfaction 10 near IL ~
warmly thanked them for their uttcranccs, which
showed that they understood the need Tor paclh-
cation. concord and good feeling bctw 'cn all the
sons Of the same country.
Talking of W. Garnet, may mention that his
Youngest son. Francois, who Is now an oh'oo''
student of tie College OF Saintc Barrie. mas JuS'
drawn the number 21l in the army conscrlptioh-
at least being unable TO appear personally al 'hc
Hotel de Vile. the number was drawn Tor nun "
the Deputy Mayor of his district.
Nine. Garnet looked uncommonly well III n
superb dress of satin and lace at the ball OF 'n,
| Hotel de Vile the other day. When she cntrrc'
| the dancing-room with her husband at II O'CLOCK
she was greeted with enthusiastic cries oil we
| Nine Cannot Nivc |" President we IL h"
| pnblionc!@ The floral decorations were OF great
| marnifcencn, and il il estimated ''d' az nt,
| II 900 persons were present ne llo''I d' 'I'''
halls might he taken as the most perfect typ" OF
democratic :cte All classes are representa- tci''
Mon are no, even required TO be in evening dress
F., frock coat and white tie viii do, aItho'sh III
| decd tbos, who appear in morning attire are plu
= small fraction Ladies may wear anVtlin"' an"
| ,ojlettes from the Rue de- la IaiN drcSNmaKcrs
| hrush mast lumber dresses Of white miSlh, re-
lievcd perhaps with few ribbons bn' d''ai'
i lost in the immrns, halls of this magnificent
municipal palace ana IN the flood of electric lsh'
thc painc,t homemade dresses adj fresh patches I'll
LIGHT 70 tie dazzling scene. This is the only large
ball where people take real pleasure in dancing
and consequently it was kept M with great spirit
until the small hours Of the morning.
NM Charles and Ignacc Ephrussi gave charm
| ing afternoon reception in honor OF Princess MI
,hildc AT which the Tzcane orchestra p'ayei under
q REGULAR thickct Of palms and huge blo'SomIng
mimo>a bushes in the great hall. Nine jules
Ephrussi did the honoIs. dressed in marvellous
| Empire. gown of embroidered crepe de Chime, an
| wearing at her throat a pearl solitaire which Is
historical and i valued at the modest sum oil
$40 900. The list of guest, invited 10 meet lFIh-
cess Mathille included the names Of almost all 'h'
| members of the arstocracy now in Paris, ana -
well were they entertained that they did not 'epl
rate until long after o'clock.
The Ccrcle dc IT Mon Artstlque UEpatant the
pcasantest club in Paris, has just opened ltS DOOR
| for the annual exhibition of works by IFS talented
members The exhibition is private in tho s'n-'
that atmi ,sion is not to be had by payment. bat
many Of the baintcrs enjoy rlwide fame. and
il must not be forgotten that all who exhibit ar
members Of the club. These comprise VI. Caroi'
Duran who sends charming portrait oil youn-
lady in a delicate mauve-cOored dress; VI. Bonna'
whose l. - Of Nine Louis I'ahcn - marvel 81
paintlng in seeming relief VI benjamin Constant
whose picture Of his father is singularly broad II
treatment; VI. GerveX, 70 whom special lntercS
attaches, inasnuch a. he exhibits a charming por
trait of Mile. de Fauchc. whom he married on the
9th inst: VI BOueucrcau. NJ. Clarin, tho TIVE
Irothcrs CAIN VI. Cain. VI Maurice tOGrant, NJ
Monchablond, NJ Roll, VI. Gcronc and some FIFTY
OTHER almost equally wcll-known painters an'
sculptors There is surely no other club III tn
world that numbers 50 many artists OF note.