The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-01-23

to the wing Of decorative arts. where
! under the skiful guidance and ready
description of Director Robinson and
nr. Naentiner they enjoyed the wcaltl
Of tapestries. carvings. choir stalls and
rooms furnished and decorated in the
style of periods long passed into the
centuries Italian Renaissance, th" Louis
he Empire They examined with som.
| particularly the celebrated iiocntsrh.
collection that was provided hv j. y
Morgan aud Who=e Nalu". II II can be- ~
measured. ~ NOR" than 81 .uW uJu.
From her" th"t went on Ia tn. ileber
X Bsnup collection of iadeS displayed
III vltrinrs and then to the collection oi
Chinese pOrCrldins. a combination of u.
collections made bv James \ Garland
aud Maisdru j Perry. Finally they came
to the gall"ri"s uf paintings. and here one
nOtab blr portrait seemed to them most
interesting. " j. the Van Dyck "Por-
! trait Of james Stuart, Duke Of Richmond"
in IT.. Nntuliaitd collection The Duke
and Princess Patricia returned to Ill"
Van byCk several times before leaving
IL" galleries and ia" Princess WAS heard
To- remark that II wd- quite the most won
dcrfui wuin shr bad seen.
G"nulncN pleased with their visit the
Cunuaughts lett with their hosts after
thanking Dlrcotur Robinson and br. Val
"utlu"r for their courtesy.
TN ~ MN I b't r. -
Il WAS then near . 80 i VI 40 the parry
mutorrd down titth avenue to the hone Of
Mr 'hra'e al East SiAty-third street
li,tlf ar hour VAS spent al tea. In addi-
tiuu so the ducal party, th" Reids Joseph
II Hnd Mrs thuu'r. Miss Mabel Choate
Mr and Mr- Joseph II thoat.. Jr there
were present Mrs Douglas Robinson and
vi, Charles Dana Gibson The gather
iul was perfectly informal
lhE prhE's STROLL uN fItIu AVENuE.
& UGuari"r past u Gu', lock Mr. and Mrs
Ned and th"i' guests dr"N" back :" i1i
Madison HNruu. Almunt "a once III.
buh". With Capt Rivers -Buhelv, re-
appeared u" sNuug hrislNy around the
~Ou.h arc "t Ia, d".,vNay and 'ooh uN
dow MddI-ru dVviltr Hi a Cllpl,lug pace.
Bv nat tim" there w"r" not half a dO2er
loubg-rs ~ ~" iri'. and 90! these not
ola" knew tu" identify of i.Ir rapid moving
Eri.'l"iu"u WITH tu" Wnt" mI-tacilrr
VITO carried an umbrella Ipu-~ .ilv a hint
r1d been given ann concerning the freak
i>iur~- pt \"W ! urk weather. and whc
lost uim- 'li - quickly IN the surge o'
humcroiug pedestrians They val. ed
down MHi. son lEcuii" 10 Forty second
street. paced West 20 lIith avenue and
nai' uulrh tine Up to Central PARK
/ lrcr" IT." DuN" utsri 81 and rOmnrnt.d
, iaVOrahly on tn" equestrian sta'u. of tien
NA'riGau brIghtlV revealed II the .le,'-
trl' uGut~. They were home again 10y
T. VI
The dinuer which wa- given last nigh,
~ Su'rlpcE bv Ambassador and Mr. Reid
| ~ uonu' of th"'r guests was III Il measure
informal Forty had been invited to
! meet th. tunuaughi~. These guests
w"r'. ~, atrd - uu. large table beautifully
d", Grated wl'h urchld- ut many aud d-li-
ohi" hus- Among ~ gu-e'- were Gov
and Mr. Iuuu D,N. Mrs Richard Gam.
|,fI| Nj and Nv- ,lu E,i,ln-,,tt MI
ami Mr. Ogden Mills Mr.. and Mr. Ogden
Wills Reid. NJ AMI Mrs j Y. u lani-t
/ G"i.yu l.. Winthrop. fliu' Gregory, NJ
ana VI. Andrew Carnegie. NaJur-tien
ani Mr. lred-r,o!, Dent Grant. MIR
and Nr- ,Ntrhula- Murray Ru'ler
Nj. and Mrs Robert I Lincoln
lunmuiotr Ilnridg. I. Gerry. Mr-
George ,ayenil-n H-ntlnrk and Mrs
JOrdYu |. Mott
Ai'er dinner there was music Miss
Anna GlIck of the Metropolitan Opera
iip!s" and Edmond Clement the French
tenor sang Miss Ada Sissoli played the
ua"p and kIrt =, hIld!rr wds az the piano
bp"rSLO"r- w"r" ui-dppoiu'"d last
nigu' when Ambassador and Mrs Reid
amt their guests did not appear during
'h- p"rgorrnauc" q: The Glrl of the tuld-
on W"- \ rumur that they "udli
occupy the Ogden Mills box reached TIA"
opera horse early IN the evening The
box, howey"r. remained empty
Ambassador and Mrs Reld are giving
another dinner to-u.gh' tor their royal
gu-~'~ and jE.~ VIII t- followed bv a
inu~ 'L." and u Iarg" reception with
dancing In" artists who viii h- heard
io-uigh a." MN. Johanna Gauski and
Druurl SmruoT ot ia. metropolitan
br".a, win Arthur Rosru-'en a. the
piano
Ia" party fur he dance will hv no m.an n.
be general and j. Will be confined to the
Younger married peQpl" and thus" who
a." GENERA IS III, ild"i ~ dances uur ug
tAr w.ut"r Some uf tli" guests Will
com" from the dinners gwen hv Mrs
Oriu' " l~uu. Mrs George Bird Mrs
Douglas EuhIn>pu. Miss I.eirv AMI thari"-
=. Ndlup-n"
an LINES IINL rR!vAlE ar
IT," Duh.. of Cunuaygk'r pr.va'. ear
Nrrk al raced much attention yesterday
from isllrptd men VINO ~. N-Ci"d j. IN 'hr
"" NurE central Yards. /, wa- "-pe-
ia ~ constructed hN ne tdusdlau Pacific
Railway tvr IT," w." ut ID" present King
when h- visited Cauada
IN.. Work j. Il ulph; coach divided into
sl""plng apartments, bathrooms. &c,
and T. hlllt Of steel and mahogany l. l.
over s'N"nir-"sghi ir"' long and weighs
CIu-,. On 80 ~lN'v tom. \ corridor runs
through tn" whole length Of the car. with
the sta'"loOu> up-hlng ON o.. Inc King
'llh Nf'4N'lI ~ Itldl I't'"l llt'~t'
-tdi"rooIn~ In- two principal compact
mru'- cover d space Of One thirty feet
h-tw-..u the trucks and ar" finished in
pearl gray enamel
III" walls are pInrlel IA silk which
matches ia" urii-rN.s, the material Used
being rcd silk arrnur. in or- room and
hight tia" more IN IN. other. INc.Di
tt- beds, which are Of brass with gold
finish, TIA" furniture of the ear j. Of
hand carv-d Satinwood The oInAm-uta a.
uuuliiugs, Vrntila'or- SCREENS. &c ar"
tinted III gold The two PRINCIPAL com
par'meut- have bathrooms al Joining tie
walls of ihes. bathrooms being covered
wlfh tuft"d upholstery IN WATERPROOF rub
hrr cloth.
There ar" also rooms for a maid and
valet, and two other -iaterOOm- IN ma %
. hOganv for members Of III" suite THIS
car and n" observation car Cornwall
were purchased from the Canadian Pacific
by the Canadian Guv"rnm eut for the Use
of the Governor -i"neral.
The other car. Cornwall, was left behind
AT Montreal To await the royal party on
their return journey.