New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
PERSONAL.

Governor Clclves Of Maine, and Stan occupying
special Pullman train. will leave Portland Tor III"
worlds Fair on the morning Of May 30. going by
way Of rabyan', and Ni-ar Fails TIE members ,S ol
the FAr,niiN" Council and their wives VIII :" Oh ''
same train, occupying Nrpala" car
Miss sara A. Bm,tar. a graduate Of Diroa College.
England Is now IN TIL, country inspecting tn" pubic
school system, Of different oiti"s. She j. On" OF the
nv, fryiv ling scholars appointed h' the "lI'hiS'
trustees OF England t. Inspect tmci"an Schools INC
Gilcmisi Educational Trust J. composed al many
n- mincnt Tngl~hm.n, who ?r' eni'aNWhS 20 pr"
moic the cause oil secondary education for women ny
n COM arson % the mctlul> OF oh'r .oun',. NC
.tutr lend, support only To elementary educa"n
MIS- HuI~llll says The high schools In EheIi,u 'rr
NOT numrroI, enough Ia supply IN" needs, ana they
receive support from me Slnlr nor at" pI h,,
'a, ,,. Stat. should lend partial support the
public schools.
when Lord Bcaconsd,d was living at iinghrnd"n
Manor which hi, nephew has just taken possession
o. he once Il, the stor, goes, lad funny encounter
with two women Of the opposite political tlith He
was one day walking the terrace In the easy cont
and old ,ouch hat which he affected In the country
when two women of strong GIadstonite opinions en-
tered IN, gate Supposing him to H. a hc'pcr or
pnr,rnrr or something 81 that sort, they inquired IT
lie would show them over the place. whica lie NJ
once undertook to 40. Will" they were w,ikns al ont
they ovcrwhclmo him with questions a. 10 The nIb,,S
or Inc master Of the manor. and one oil them finally
a "Do YOU think You ro@ld nmaS% t" sr W
Icncons Held the old boast has III" honor Ia walt
upon You now.
Pcopl. who remember the visit Of the Duke OF
sutherland and his second wife to this country sew
oral years MO will read with Interest this note co
corning the Duchess from nm English paper: " The
Dowager Duchess OF sutherland has taken Sir John
Hamsdcn's old house In Upper l'rooksi Her Grace
looks remarkably well In her deep widows mourning
which sets of her tall and shaprly figure TO great
advantage The Duchess Is fond Of surrounding her
self with .brainy' pcoplc-artlstS authors actors and
singers and the lions Of Bohemia generally. she Is
n most viyacious and charming hostess. ana has the
knack Of appearing Interested In the conversation of
the person To whom she il tahingan invaluable gift
Presently when the first few months Of her mourn
Ing are past IL Is probable that the salons of the
housc IN Upper Brook st. Will b. filed with all sorts
and conditions OF Interesting people. The Duchess
has one child daughter by her first husband. zap
tain Blair. very charming girl. who Is jnt be-
iy which her friends knew her for II good many years
10 he applicable much longer"
The Rev. \. Gordon Bhkcwcli II nephew Of Audn-
bon. tho orniihOogst, WHO j. 10 be present III the
nnvcilng OF The Audubon monument IN this cy on
Wednesday, i rector OF -. JOINS Church. New
Orleans.
Mrs. John Ninlon Dahgrcn has erected chrpcl Of
the sacred Heart In the grounds OF the Georgetown
University NJ cost OF $4,000. The chapel Is IN
memory Of her first son, who died In Infancy. II
Is built In English Gothic STYLE finished In polished
oak with timbered roof There Is an altar OF richly
carved MARBLE