New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-18
IN HONOR OF LORD RUSSELL.
-->.,r,t-rAIN MENTS FOR HIS PARTY AR
RANGED BY MR.. WILLARD.

A
,xn RECEPTION IN THE AFTERNOON
DINER PARTIES IN THE EVENING.
,o~d Russell of Killowen. Lord Chief Justice Of
,-,ard md his distinguished companions. who.
,eo ,bei arrival in this country on the Umbria
49, SATURDAY. have been the guests of Henry
,a,rord Thorwood. Dobbs Ferry. yesterday
-~r,ng hcan day Of festvty that had been
,,red y their host by drive to Mrs. Elliott
= shepas's country place at Scarborough ).
,o,,,nss lcComb's four-in-hand drag was put at
~ aisposi Of the elder guests. while the young
oo,le of he party followed in a large wagon
1-non the each Auguste Natable handled the rib
hons over pair Of roam wheelers and gray lead
srs The s,rt from Thorwood made shortly
sofore 10 clock. Lord Russell occupying the seat
~ honor 0 the box seat. Included also in the
s-svinr par were Sir Frank and Lady Lockwood
"a Miss Lrkwood. Lady and Miss Russell Mon
,se,e CracAnthorpe. Mr.. Willard and his son ana
laughter he spirited team Of four horses at
cached 10 te coach. kept at an exhilarating gait
carried thesistors through the charming villages
a. Ardsley Irvington and Tarrytown TO the desti-
,a,ion al scarborough in less than an hours
time.
Mrs Sherrd welcomed her guests AT the entrance
- ho- non, and after entertaining them for about
half an her. conducted them 10 the pretty little
ohurch With she erected to the memory of her
husband nd which dedicated last summer
The Rockefeller place. lockwood Hall. at larry
town anC several other country houses IN the
,.,c,nitv vre also viewed.
on the rmeward journey the reins were taken by
rord Rusn Englands Lord Chief Justice is no
novice Al "tooing" a coach, and bears a wide
-oru.atio in his own country as a skilful whip
Ia s,eerd his team along yesterday at good
cl,,n,ng ace and Thorwood was reached about
o'clock.
IL .hsi~ ~ delight the
,o,rresue scenery that had been revealed 10 them
during heir drive to Scarborough. Sir Frank
7 ockwsd was heard TO remark that England had
49, s,c,landscape to offer TO it's visitors TO
he see in the valley CT the Hudson River
THE RECEPTION.
Fror 4 o'clock until $50 a reception was given by
NJ vard in honor Of his guests. Invitations were
sxeoed 10 the prominent families in the neighbor-
boodN Dobbs Ferry. and to the leading members OF
The ar in New-York. During the morning there
had iso arrived in this city members OF the
legs profession from various parts Of the country.
on heir way TO the Congress Of the American Bar
Association. which meets at Saratoga tomorrow, and
may OF them were present at the reception Alto
re,er about three hundred people responded TO the
mutations sent out and were introduced by Mr.. and
Ms Willard to Lord Russell. Sir Frank Lockwood
n Crackanthorpe and their families. The guests
ure received by the host and hostess in the Louis
: which the Hudson can be seen northward for many
les while in the opposite direction the Statue OF
serty in the hay is plainly perceptible From this
andsome chamber with its decorations Of cream
nd gold through the large morning room and thence
cross broad piazza the guests passed INTO me
veil kept grounds. spacious marquee, under wnich
luncheon was spread had been erected in the
rounds and under an awning upon the lawn Ber-
,en's orchestra from Ncw-York gave varied Sc
ec,jon Of music in which were included several
British national airs
SOME OF THOSE PRESENT.
Among those who were present were the follow
nc. Frank Thomson Austen c. Fox. Chauncey NJ
oenew General Wager swayne. Wheeler IL Peek
lam. !. H. Browne. Mr.. and Mrs. Judson MI ana
Mrs James Fraser. Mr.. and Mrs w Stetsoh MI
and Mrs A J. Ellsworth. w. Bourke Cochran Mr.
and Mrs J. Jennings McComb. David Mcclure MI
and Mrs. James Mcvicker, Mr. and Mrs. George
y MARS Mr. and Mrs c. J. Gould. MI ana Mrs'
B Walker. Miss Rockwell Mr. and Mrs Charles
p NcClelland John s. Wise, Mr.. and Mrs. Butter
Williamson. Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Barber u H.
Adams. DR.. and Mrs Niven Dr. Weber Miss niger
oil MI and Mrs. Howard 5. Janray, MIS-. iorenoe
" oodruf the Misses Hewitt, Mr.. and Mrs D. u Koi-
ins Miss Knapp, Mr. and Mrs Allis. Mr.. ana Mrs'
n J. Smith F. Brady. Judge F. II. Lacombe G {.
peaman Francis Rowle Judge W j. Wallace the
REV DIT. and Mrs. r. NJ Berkeley Mr. and Mrs.
,obn D. Rockefeller. V W. Brinckerhoh, MI ana
Mrs Edwin Gould. Albert Shaw, Mrs D. A. Haw-
,ins Miss Hawkins. Mrs. J. Allen townsend Cen
raj and Mrs 5. Thomas, T. Walker, Mrs j. Ihomp-
on. Mrs d. B. Williamson, James c. Carter L. J.
oheIps Mr. and Mrs J. d. Archbold. Edward
.vteTbach Mr. and Mrs Z G. Gregory Mrs. q 3.
smith Mrs H. @. Grannis. Ehhu Root and General
Horace Porter. NJ r .
Newton Mr.. and Mrs. J; H Whiteh9use Mt ana ana
NJ Mrs. e. MIS- MOr,hi4g'e Gehder Mr. and James
B. Collegiate Miss NJ Collegiate. Miss Nay Colny,
and Mrs M sS5S. Nj Dr. a and Ms rGcs
Barron Mrs. J. K. Fraser: Mrs 5. g. Eraser MI
'haries Rockwell Miss Rockwell, NJ and Mrs
Robert Hewetts. Miss NJ. Hewetts, MISS u he"55
Irs Robert Graves. DR.. and Mrs. L. c. Warner.
simon stern. Frederick w. Hollis and Everett +
u ''e''e'' TWO DINNER PARTIES.
s,ag dinner party was given IN the evening by
~ Willard 10 which q select party was invited
O meet Lord Russell Sir Frank Lockwood ana
IT. Crackanthorpe. The dinner was served III
he oak dining-roo The guests sat about an Cd
ong table In the centre Of which was the MASSIVE
old lovng-cup presented TO the host by the visit
&c from England who came 10 this country in
go for the opening Of the Northern Pacihc RAIL
Dad The decorations OF the table were OF the
overs known wild carrots and smilax BE, BE
ides the host and the guests OF Porter
'hauncey NJ. Depew. Charles C. Beaindn1 I Elinu
Sio6ia. Frank thomson Francis Lynde stetson.
Wheeler H. Peckham. Edward J. Phelps AWor-
ey-Ceneral Harmon. Judge Lacombe Judge wal
ace Austen c. Fox and James Fox OF tneiahu
In the house on the Willard place Occupied by
lrs Wizards brother Wendell =. Garrison, NIT,
Iarrison also gave dinner party iier pe uesi19
ere Lady Russell. Lady Lockwood MISS Mis
iiss lockwood Miss Katharine Garrison, MISS
erano. Lloyd McKim Garrison. Philip Mchlm & Tn
sor Charles Dyer Norton, oswald GarIison VII
ard and Harold G. Willard -. ,,,.. 1ystb
During the dinner the engagement OF MISS narn
rne Garrison. the daughter OF eHu nIs ViIiard
on Of Orange. y j.. and niece OF Mrs' ", e.
0 Charles Dyer Norton was announced M. - ~
on whose family belongs in Vermont, II stauu1
te OF Amherst College. He is at present ehsae0u
n businegs In Chicago -, $3.50. -. N o,oloc,,
his morning In J. PerpOnt Morgans yaCnt ~ ~
hudson. where they VIII take the 1880 express io'
aratoga.
BRy4N'S SPEECH AND THE GERMANS.
rom the Staats-Zeitung.
We had expected from this man tM J. Pr d dt
M nv the mower Of his speech had Drought MN