New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-14
LONDON SEASON CLOSING.
TO END WITH A STATE BALL AT BUCK
1NGIIAM PALACE TOMORROW.

THE PRINCESS or WALES IN SOCIETY AGAIN
DEATH OF JOHN BROWNS srccEssoR-TiiE
QUEEN on THE NEW WOMAN
London. July I3-The London season will Close
with q great State ball at Buckingham Palace on
| July L. Tho Princess Of Wales and her daughters,
the prncegses Victoria and Maud, who are now at
| sandringham House will be present. and afterw1rd
wIl 90 20 oo!wood thence to Cowes. and later 10
| CopenhaQen Whatever truth there may have bcen
in the oft-repeatcd stories that coo'ness existed
| between the Queen and Princess ALEXANDRIA IL -
| certain that there is none now Inc queen IL re-
| ioc.ng oyer the devotion OF the Princess to the
| duties of n long and trying season. and Is greatly
sed that her daughter in-law and social repre-
sentative has emerged from her virtual retirement
ard assumed her proper place IN the foya' 'i'0-
t,rs The coming bill will be much less exclusive
than such affairs usually are.
Al recent drawing rooms several presentations
were privately cancelled. whereupon protes's were
| made by Interested persons, which reached inc
Queen She took these protests under CONSIDERATION
and her Investigations OF the matter led 70 inc ior
r,,,y ~, official expressions OF regret 10 the per-
| cons egyrieysd The queen has now decided not
TO allow Court officials 10 act on their own RESPONSE
| i!!ty in revising presentations. ana mas ruea "'a'
| uersars who undertake. n present otncrs rust DC
hold responsible for those they indorse ~ mistake
occurs in character Of the presentation the OF
! Tending indorsers may he excluded from Court
According to vanity Fair" the Queen speaks
| sca,hinglv Of the new woman" In the 'advinced
| novel. She is reported have remarked on this
subject:
IL isl pity that educated women VII aiio" thelr
pens 20 riot and It is sreater ply ,eat me
p %n1n no % pbc asssnd the authors Of them wOui
! quickly cease writnS
The death Of Francis Clark. the successor OF John
| Brown. the Queens Scotch gillie. who died fro"
cancer on July T. is kccniy regretted by tne queen
ard her household. In consequence OF bis death
| tho Queen has coun,ermanded the performance OF
| Italian onera which was have taken pac" at
Windsor I'm a few days. Clark spent twenty-five
wears in the service OF the Queen. aad at the ceah
| Of John Brown succeeded him az her personal AT
,enlnnt lie was much better liked then Brown
lie WAS never inso en-; the queens encourage, as
Brown was and made many friends by his retiring
| and unaasurninx manner He was buried AT Crathie
| and on his coffn placed wreaths sent ny 'he
Queen the Prince and Princess OF haitehp'rs'
| Prince and Princess Christian and many others VINO
| appreciated his good qualities
| The Rev Or Lyman Abbott is here. He is taking
a holiday and 1t is not hts intention to deliver any
! addresses while enjoying II.
| The stage families OF bancroft and Kendall are
| bJui 70 be- uri,-l through the marriage OF young
| Mr. Bancroft 10 Margaret Grn,stone eldest daush-
| ter OF Mr. and Mrs Kendall.
| George Dr Maurier has handed to the Iisrpers the
m, ouscr,r, OF his new novel Like rri.by. u deals
| with rs protism The pho, opens In Paris and closes
| IN London.
rho Queen has ordered that extensions be made
| % srograore Lodge which Will become the residence
OF !r!nce ana Princess Henry Of Gutenberg IN the
| even, Of her death.
| The production by Augustr DAILY OF a Midsum-
| MGR NIGHTS preom'' has caught the Lorion Critics
| They all concur In the opinion tina; Miss Ada K'hah
made an exquisite Helena.
J Among the passengers sailing today on the Amer
lean Line steamer New- York from southampton are
| Colons! Luther Caldwell his wife and daughter; MI
| and Mrs -. H. Carstars, Mr.. and Mrs r. n; 'ros,
! by Mr. and Mrs Theodore Conkltil Captain ana
! Mrs ! r. Goodman. Mrs. l.. l.. Holden and har
| family DR. and Mrs. Jennings. Dr r. A. I.'nenie,.L
| the Rev DR. g. r. Smith, the Rev Or " ~ Scott,
! Mother Stewart Mr.. ard Mrs. +. a; WhipEe me
| Rry and Mrs J. Wckcs and Marshal T. Wilder.