New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23

hands subjects. perhaps: smiling noddng, shak-
inn hands convcrsinc if the exchange OF a Trend
L. word or two may he called conveisinS. Inc
(,ucon .aid the Court Circular. had commando"
TINT tbc Princess May should assume her future
rank from the time of her arrival as h'r eucs' IN
Euckinnham Palace With without con-
mand London most chccrinlly CAV" IL HeI
For there stood the future Queen Of Easlano.
Not very long after came the present Queen
DIrr Majesty had been we'll chcered outsihr ~ S'''
drove up. and her fac" wore that pl"A>ch oNP''S-
sion which applause il apt I" proNuc'' ''" IN
exalted pcrsonagcs For other reasons aiso s'' y
content She is received. as She advances with
the Prince Of Wales, cordially a. i posSlol' III
the circumstances. II there ar" no cheers ""i''
would here be ont Of place, there Il il mnr"" VI
LOYAL interest which attends her steps. IH'i' ''r
eager faces: the faces OF courtleTs WHOSE "'PP'
ness depends for the moment IN rroshi''on w
the Queen. There is the indcscrlbaDie son''I'i"S
the hush, the attitude OF reVerehce-"hIch w
notes the presence Of 4 sovereign; ana III 'hiS 'a
of a sovereign to whom the relation oil ll'i SUD
iccts il far more close and ancciionats than is
common She walks slowly and heavily passes
through the midst of what her German kin would
call a hiubborn thronr and so TO her appointed
place There size holds littl" reception o. tle
most distinguished Of her licgrs Lord Salisbury
is one of those who presents himself to his Queen
and is. as ever, welcomed with thcs" sienS OF
ROYAL favor which are none the les, significant FOR
being outwarcly slight The l'nionist leader Is u
her a champion of the Throne and Of tn" klng-
dom and of the Unity of the Kingdom lie tow
ers above her and above most of those about h"r'
and fills a great space with his hdge form. IN"
dark face dark eyed dark bearded, is powerful III
every line His manner is perfectly easy AMI pr
fcctly simple the manner OF the true grah'
seigneur7 with the dignity which BELTS HIM
II is long mast seven before the party diSpcIscS
Az thn COMPANY grows less numerous. they see
more of their hostess who after the going of thH
Queen. holds little court of her The Prin-
cess of Wales has. like Mr.. Gladstone. tho secret
of eternal youth. In figure, in face, in manner
there is nothing to hint that il is more than thrtE
years since her wedding took place: am tllt
she is a grandmother. Some OF tn" most brautl-
ful of the Younger generation Of Engli-hvom"n ar"
about her: of the age Of her own daughters. or
NOT far from it. There are contrasts and interests
of many different kinds: groups OF th' most
variou, people: Of Ambassadors, Of great MOBILES,
Of actors and actresses, Of artists and men OF i't
tcrs: and Science herself in the person OF Mr..
Uu>lov thc "ploleian WHO stands by his order.
and vet Ina, in his soul all the pril" Of tn arst
crat whose social supremacy II" rather sccrniullN
aclinov lcdees. American women ar" herr ny un'
score. and the American wives OF En@ilSh nus
hands. II IS vain to say they have c"aSr by their
marriage t. b. American they ar" rs Am TIcah II
ever bv their beauty and brilliant manner AM
INTELLIGENCE, They hav" br'n so snrroun i"l All
the afternoon that an English Lady asks, almost
roscntfully, What j. il in your American women
that makes them attractiv" to Establishment
7 respectfully observe that they AZ" not les AZ
fra Give 10 their own countryn"n. bat ms view
Of thc cqsc docs not soften On" critical temper 81
my ENGLISH friend She presently departs, on" o.
thc last. in company with one OF tics" sam A'hrri-
cam ladies rs if bent on finding on' i'r h"iS'Ii
e., s,orct q W. y.