New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
Social NOTES FROM LONDON.
4 BRILLIANT GARDEN PARTY AT CLAIR
ENCE HOUSE.
..or,prr ENTERTAINMENTS GIVEN BY AMERI-
cANs-REsEARCHES By HEBREW sChoiAi''
THE QUEENS BoUDolR AT WINDSOR
Music AND TIE DRAMA.

THE QUEENS BOUDolR AT WINDSOR
MUSIC AND TIE DRAMA
London July THE garden party given on
Wednesday bv the Duke OF Saxe-Coburg ana "o'ha
,h. nuro Of Edinburgh) was brilliant function
,s any given this season. The Duke and Duchess
received their guests canoped Veranda III front
~ Clarence House. The Duchess wore a stee'sray
shrtwaist a SILK dress with sleeves OF oacK 'e'e''
hrocod.d with white and mauve straw bonnet
The Grand-duchess Of Hesse wore rose-pinK sa'lh
gown. brocaied with white. gold belt 'ace
orsar. and a toaue. The Princesscs Victoria and
Naud daughters OF the Prince and Princess OF
Wales and the younger women generaliy' "o'e
white silk tinted with mauve. am rose toques'
There was a marked .essening in the size OF the
balloon sleeves The guests included the Prince
and Princess Of Wales. the Crown Princess OF Ku-
,,ania the Duchess OF Albany. the Duke ana
Duchess OF Fife the Duke and Duchess of YORK
the Duke and Duchess Of Teck. Prince and Princess
| Christian. Prince and Princess Henry OF bat'eh-
| berg. the shahzada Nasrula Khan the Warehouses
| Of Salisbury Baroness Burdctt-Coutts and Sir
| Henry Irving.
The fetes given by Americans here have been
notable Among them was musical by MT
and Mrs. Winans at Downshre House which was
| attended by a large number OF officials ana aipo-
mats Among those present were the Princess
Colonua and her mother Mrs. Mackay; Another
American Mrs Forbes eith gave Da, Among pong
e@ss Victoria Of schlcswg cistein the Duchess OF
LIDS rF G ssr ngu,ep Sssn %
An unwonted number Of American Hebrew rab,
| bies and scholars are here. Richard G1ttheit OF
Columbia College. IS engaged III teSearTn h 'p IL
syrac dictionary. Dr. iioiander Of ne J0nnT e HOP
israe,. Of New-York. and the Rev. stephen Wise
| OF the Madison Avenue ,New. orlO Synasogue are
The Key j. l. Levy Jacob srberger OF phia-
| dciphia the Rev. Raphael BENJAMIN. Mrs scher-
Meldela de sofa. OF Montreal are also here Several
| OF these Hebrews have been speaking in the Eng
| fish synagogues.
Specially favored visitors we're recently allowed to
state has remained unaltered since Her MaJest.s
| tlce in this room my deeply lamcnted husband Sc
| lected for me In the twenty-fourth year OF my
bouquet prince Albert presented to her. lies with
| cred In glass case. and on every side are evi-
dences OF The thoughtful devotion of the Prince
| Consort to his wife
The Duchess OF Teck. mother of the Duchess OF
trict She Joined In the prayers offered at the meet
| lngs OF poor women and girls. and also in singing
| lens knitted by herself and the Duchess of York
| among the deserving poor
| A novelty In religious missions in the East End
Is free smoking services The invitations to these
to christ want FREE up OF tea
tobacco are given and as a general era thing the re-
|
Nine. PATHS last appearance at covent Garden
| Theatre created Juror. Among those VINO at
| tended the Prince ard Princess OF Wales. the
| Duke and Duchess OF York. the Crown Prince and
Princess OF Greece and the Crown Princess OF Den,
| mark They heartily applauded the singer. Patti
| will reappear In 1896.
| Among the American players here are Miss Julia
| Arthur. who appeared at the Lyccum Theatre as
| Rosamond In "Becket' as the substitute of Miss
Esn Te,y ,s She he sSrSa Of sf Poscn Is failure
John Mason and Miss Paget have appeared in
THE Idler at the st. Jamess Theatre. Tho
! critics praise them highly.
| paly's Theatre Is crowded nightly. Miss Ada
| Rchnn Is getting enthusiastic notices.
| Among the Americans who Il IL announced Will
| appear here included Edwin Arden. Katharine
| ('lemmons and Ellen Yaw.
| The success OF the German opera at Drury Lane
| Theatre has led to the engagement OF the Dresden
| Opera Company for the season OF 1896.
| Mr. Days presentation OF Two Gentlemen Of
Verona" Is the talk OF the town. the clubs. society.
press and public uniting in chorus OF praise:
| 'Thc Telegraph calls Mr. DAILY the ma gic.an OF
the stage" and adds that Miss Rehan's Julia Is
ono OF the things she has done. because she
| has builded upon nothing She has created a new
Hhaksspearan heroine where none dreamed Of its