New-York tribune., 1895-05-14

.or,e at Falmouth Mass. AaVihs
With them their daughter Mrs NiHo''
'D9 TGa"S M family leave WasnTPns?s@e va Tns
week for their home at s'thaio'u, % uou month after
has seldom GSksq ssrSddy GSiisr ana Wen P1Ss
for man Ten ny y'' is nat his mental vkor neets
ahead Of his physica though the iat'eh, iah the same
able lie eyI rrrsss and md concise drec:nsss whca
have alwavs marked his convcrs,.,r r and as legble
is nandwrnh he mas never varied from ms snior sli
but plain round style OF peniII, Ia,ey which prom
ises '' to be satisfactory work poran por,ra Gallery
h1r @ MofIa probably painted o, nm h,m ,nr nns
always been N he fdSnson. and is
psaHng r1e family viii part 9f swpo ne sn
mgr IN awley viii take his family ave tne their
June to New-London. Conn., "here '"''
0%% s"rS6r oqag% and Mrs Hale with their three
go 20 E,lsworth Ne. where they hare ho,,r a. from
3gne sqs,t "a out WHERE Ss ,'y% Mr. ae usually Gsnds
good part OF The snmmef % rho ~ spent the winter in
b has gone to country place hsss
ha5ss@a ana IN M4. drly ychda Tii 70 e eS%"e 'S sss
mouse in Washington. where sns * 4h house is in
n'r nd Mrs childs will be the nextdoor "ee"
bor of senator and Mrs. Hale ,, abroad for the
Mr. ana naaapIne June and July in France for ,e M
b@n.a, Of their Youngest dausn'rf y.",io, ~ or The
Iast teai ha, simes has caused lameness rsduif-
, 49,, ,ss ~ cr,ltches The young snl, VIZ ,ha
,a,S ...,,oon ,, and REGARDED the peauty " - s
f,nv mt side her crutches on nfi iI
ling dar and went through the ro.s ,, ., s,ieu1s
xnaw Of her afIiiction. 1t is thoushI IN, ,,ain.d in
natb, and sp.cidc treatment 10 Dc Qua .ancd
t,r,ncs VIII bring about the cure so hiuVn ny ~,
fo- and desired They expect TO go 10 r.ns - "a
in Amr,is for "A visit 20 Mr.. ana MIS-. 1u'"o'' "''N
in ,he autumn will return to TINS 'ou"'H, r,,,o I'm
Mrs Blaine will spend the nion.a i n;iy v tnrl,iI-
A,,,lat, ba wing about her al the ianhiy, 'i ,,"r
ing Nrs Damrosch and Ms. Trux'on Neais. e.,
they will all 90 10 Bar Harbor' wn'Ie ME- ~
mons Blaine will also pass the sulhl'i ,.o,r.r,,
Garden ulrios and O'Clock teas ~ ~. ~ n'
Clrb hay. made the chief social d\erSions ~ rr
week past though IL was almost 700 700 WI va rhicb
nvsn those mild affairs The May fate IN ~ "nicn
eecr.;ar, Carlise's wife and Miss Morton. oi SIT
,orv Wnrton's sister, have Teen actively nGIcS
.n,,tbar with other people OF society," ran tiifpusn
10 v,osk and closed on saturday evening WIN d
tnior,oI haII The guests received ~ M y.
ctrlisr Mrs Lamont. Mrs. ONE ~ ,, ",
.h ,,.ic. nf tho new Postmaster General ana VI -
Nn-fon Tho object of the ffte !" to raise funis 10
,,i,ee domestic sciercc exhibit at N" Atanta r'N
ii,si,l.u Ns usual 'ae District OF tolunpia mas
m ,n,ne, so public-spirlt"d women have set ont 10
raise the necessary funds 10 make TINS eAh'pl Vi
Industrial eduration In household arts ,,,,,,,
4 beautiful dinner party was given on W rlnesnay ,
,.ar're nv The chief Justice and Mrs. Fuller who
on -ertainol the Court circle. All the women OF tt
Court had turned that day 10 hear MI tnodt, ~,
,i,sinr argument on the Income Tax law. IN"
c,nr.r,e Cour, room looked almost gay, with the
sriiro b0nuc.s and their flowers or II would ne
n,,errr rna fac. to say spring flowers ana their
bonncts the flowers had by FAR the larger s"Yw.
All the Justices and their wives were az the din-
nor except Justice ami Mrs. Field ana tner piaC.
were taken by the Attorney Genera ana MIS- Oi-