New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-03
PERSONAL.

IT.. p.v Ne,aon Ayres an Episcopal clergyman
NJ the diocese OF Mississippi has just ieit the Ep-
copal Church and Joined the Roman Cathono
church. In his letter to Bishop Hugh Miller Ihomp-
son. announcing the STEP he says: III Is uhnece'-
S,,riher than to say that have at last seen me
folly Of trying to De Sa'"o''' ""'
at the same Time
Marie Ceci!e Gluck, the great-granaoausn.er Oh
.,a famous composer of "Iphigenia' and "Orpheus."
was sentenced to two months In prison IN rars
the other day for stealing jacket irom '"e WIN
or a Janitor OF Paris na'house'
Mrs. Du Maurler asked US to tea when we mad
con, our introduction" writes a Bostonan in Lon
49, 30 ouo,ed in "The Boston Transcript" land
ua va,e greatly excited and delighted We went
n uamps,ead 10 call on the author OF Irilpy. Inc
house is called Newgrcve House. IL Il ou'i' r'sn'
IN the street. with the gardens AT the oach' ana
~ very la,ge and not very Interesting 10 LOOK II
But once inside 1t Is charming. we were 'aAe" up
to the drawing ROOM and presently iaos ea'"e III
smiling and shook HANDS with us. Mrs. Du Maufier
T., s.oe, n,other.y looking woman she rested me
n look AZ her She looked a. though her "'''u nan
never been in the least turmoil AFTER minute
Mr. Du Maurer appeared from the same ''o'' no
Is \ smaller man than had expected 10 see' anu
ne looks as though he had had good many sea''
NJ uIheah to fight against. From MS illustrations
had not imagined him so gentle, quie' anu 'e.''
In, ve were taken into his study, "hefe u"
daughter had made US a cup Of tea he mas tnres
daughters and two sons. and four granosons' Two
Of his daughters are married. lie sho"en u 'ne
,o,,res of h,s grandsons and said as he HANDED us
the pictures, They're very ,,nntraons from them
They viii keep REASONABLY srl,I iSf lite girl from
ncxt door Il Is too bad not TO haEs d s'ar so
daughter Then he looked 0 at pn Mauriers have
lived in the same house for twenty,ohe yea,s yus
into ondTn in hrse an Wtek' SAID he sup
posed il was best but it wasn't easy 10 ear NM ny
ppyd leave the Old corner. He asked great many
amostions about America and said peope over tnets
wan.ed him 10 come and lecture ana Ied' n,onar
he was told he could make srsa nch for him The
,o,g man who posed for him for the pictures OK
Little Bilee only twenty ana Is 5as' so" sreat
shu,v He has just made his first engagements
with Mr.. Tree
. pulpit to the memory OF the late Senator rrancs
herman in ST. Johns Roman Catholic Churc"' C'Iea'
was blessed last Sunday. II was erected ny MS
son. Nicholas r. Herman.
Professor Harlan p. Amen of Rverview Acaoem my:
pouphkeepsie who has been chosen principal y.
ph,,lips Academy Exeter. Mass Is native VI
Portsmouth. Ohio entered Phillips Exeter Academy
In 1s72 and was graduated in June. 1910 he heia ''o
Gordon scholarship during his last year at Exeter.
and completed the usual four-year course III ".ie'
vaars making Ms way through schoo.. as he AFTER
u,ard ara through college, by his own eXertons.
aided by this and other scholarships wnch ne "oa
~, er,orious work as a student In the fall OF le.s
he entered Harvard studied especially 10 ~ iss.A
for teaching and graduated In ls.y his ROOM m
Wiiliam Dewitt Hyde now president OF Bowdoin
college In the faii OF 1873 he began teaching az
Riverview. Williams College conferred Oh nh" '"'
honorary degree OF VI. a. in 1870.
The University OF Ohio has conferred the degree
., n u upon the Rev A. b. Carver. rector OF ST
Johns Episcopal Church. YoniSers-