The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-11
Tuxedo. where he huns the familiar re-
frain:
THE Bowery, tn, Bowery;
I'll never go there any more"

NOHudy-A1rS. Buua feck. lo1o mlChi5oh
avenue. a young ladies' luncheon. Mar
rage Of Miss Carolyn Caldwell, 25o2 IN
diana avenue, to Mr.. Edward McSkinner.
Tuesday-Mr. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Bates
Felix. post-nuptial reception.
ednesday-Marriage OF Miss IDA
Studebaker. the Lexington. to Mr.. Edwlrd
Louis Kuhns, at Trinity Episcopal church.
Marriage of Miss Catherine Elizabeth
Seymour to Mr.. Edward Douglas Hotch-
kiss. Wedding OF Miss Rozet 10 Mr..
William Prescott Hunt, Jr.
Thursday-Weddin OF Miss Huck to
Marquis Spinola. Wedding of Miss Ade-
laide Fargo to Henry Gardner Lord. We'd
ding of Mrs. Henry Field and Mr.. Thomas
Nelson Page.
Friday-Dance by Mrs. II. Starritt, 5000
Lake avenue.
Saturday-Reception by Colonel chs
drive.
There will be such prohigate surfeit
of solid comfort awaiting Worlds FAR
visitors within the cycle Of a dozen days
that tired mortals will wander hither,
not to learn, but to completely rest.
At last there are waiting apartments for
ladies so charmingly appointed that temp
ia lions to forget all the sights not visible
from the retiring rooms long windows
enters the feminine head as soon as the
comfort Of II all dawns upon her. The
rooms are in the terminal station, look
ing >out upon the most soothing scenes
In the grounds. They are large square
parlors, carpeted In Administer, dove
shaded and elegant. A piano. reclining
chairs and low velvet couches furnish the
first of the suite; curtained off Is coy
,Iafr a
Difference to the omnipresent fainting
lady and hysterical sufferer. Women walk
until they droop into partial unconscious
ness, and unless they have been intro
duced to this charming abode prepared
for them by the Worlds Fair directors
they sit around in pathetic absurdity,
weeping tears OF exhaustion upon empty
boxes, upset statuary and unpacked ex-
hibits At the terminal station pariors
there Is q pleasant matron, Mrs. Pearson,
whose gentle smile and kindness would
stop a baby's crying. She is assisted by
two exceedingly pretty girls and their
mother, who vie with each other to carry
out the instructions OF the commission,
which cover a multitude OF charitable
attentions and polite interference in be-
half Of comfort. The ladies In charge re-
ceive salaries apparently rather extrava-
CANT but the object is especially a deli
cate II expensive hospitality on the part
OF the Fair directors, as the attendants
are OF course not permitted TO receive
any "tIn" or return for the lavish kind
ness they extend to visitors. Great gold
and-back screens, cunning tables, foot
stools and so many OF the small luxuries
that tend to lull tired nerves and brighten
wearied eyes are everywhere. BY this
time next week the apartments will be
complete.
Summer cottage owners at Newport are
looking for a very brilliant season this
year. as the presence OF the Pauncefotes
will draw all the visiting British nobility
there. for at least a day or two, and the
Worlds Fair, in spite OF the very slurring
notices that have appeared in the London
papers. will draw a number or titled
visitors in a perfectly quiet way.
In regard TO things from the other
side OF the Atlantic, Purvis de Chayennes,
whose engagement to do some OF the
Mural paintings In the new Public LIBRA
~. Boston, has excited the patriotic ire
OF a few narrow people, has just COM
pleted a picture for the stairway at the
Hotel de Vile, In Paris. which is on ex-
hIbition at the Salon In the Champs de
Hugo-being crowned by a female figure,
an alIegorical representation Of the city
OF Paris, which is surrounded by other
allegorical figures The drawing Is said
10 be Of classical simplicity, and the
work has been loudly praised In the
French capital. It is TO be hoped that
the artist will be as successful in Boston.
IL NJ ChfN0RO'a
Four Hundred will be trying to properly
entertain the Princess Eulalie. For the
benefit of fastidlous persons, right here,
I will give the proper pronunciation of her
name. II is pronounced as though spelled
A-oo-lah-lya. Give a long sound or
as in hate for the first syllable and the
last is pronounced with a short sound OF
v like In hit. The gushing over the
Princess Marie Eulalie FRANCHISE dAssise
Marguerite Roberto Isabelle FRANCHISE de
PAUL. Christine Marie de la Piete, more
briefly known as Infanta Eulalie, VIII be
Of n very Four-of-July order
TO enable the pork packers, butchers,
beer singers and Anarchists TO walk
without failing over one another ana
keep their hands out OF their pockets dur
ing presentations. Ward McAllister, New
York's only social saviour was sent
Ward Is now there, and has brought his
etiquette with him. He will dish 1t out
in horse-doctors' doses TO the masses.
and II won't be long before they will know
I'm Chicago which side of the street 10
walk on when II rains. and which side
when the sun shines. Ward may be an
adept at taking a Tammany brave and
bringing him into correct line, but When
he comes to lasso a big alderman or chi
cago and teach him which side TO button
HIS vest on, I'm afraid the Immortal
Ward will die OF apoplexy. But they got
through all right with the other nobility
they've had there. and guess Eulaiie VIII
manage TO survive the ordeal Not that
Eulalie will require a different ticket
than any one else to get into the FAR,
but Just to show her that gold is plentiful
I'm Chicago, Notwithstanding all that has
been sent to Washington, she Will be
presented with a pass engraved on gold
plate Fhis will be very nice, and VIII
no dodbt impress the Infanta with the
wealth Of the Chicagoans.
]. Ellen Foster IS in London and wants
TO address the British Women's Temper
ance Association, but that body will have
nothing TO do with her. The English
women seem to regard her as mere
mercenary.-DUbuque Telegraph.
!. Ellen Foster is taking in the great
Worlds Fair In Chicago. and viii remain
during the summer. and expects TO find
more to interest and instruct here than
upon the other side OF the Atlantic. Par
ties who don't know what they are talking
about would do we'll TO be silent.
Board OF Aldermen.