, 1875-02-20
THE HUB.
The Cold Weather, and the Social
Gayety...The..New Singer from
Ohio.
Clara Louise Kellogg, md Her Adyice 10
Young Musical Students.
Tho Dreaa-Roform and Veuus--Mrs, Ann
Eliza Young and Her Reception.


|
Tho Hero Of Balnklava,
| hpFtias Correspondence ef The Chftaoo Tribune,
| E,sToS, ataas,, Fob. lG.--Tha e1trcmo cold
weather which has been chronicled at various
points In tho WoHs, gradually travelling Eastward,
las sotttcd down in Doston. as II It had como
| With determination to stay until uo we1c all
frozen ont. Stephen Foster, Tho veteran Abo,i-
ZIONIST and general retornes, comes in from his
farm At Worcester, and sAys that, In oil lis long
life. Now England las hover known aucb
| weather. But, With the thermometer dropping
| day bv day below zero, tho social atmosphere
actrns to grow warmer than before, and Tho
Gibbs, tho concerts, tho operas. nnd tho rccep-
tiona appear T., bo ut nuoti-ttlo. gomn Of tho
most noticeable Of tho latter wcro two given to
THE rorr w1itFTtEn,-
ono at ex-fiov. CtatIin'a hnd thu othur Rt j, T.
Hargent's. the headquarters Of the 1ladlca Club.
That 4. Mrs. Clstlin'a was a quiet gathering Of
about thirty Of Slr. Wlittiera special friends aud
almrors, thla including, Of COURSE, tho usual
sprlnkltng Of literary nen aud women. At tho
Sargolts. tho great partora were orcr1nwing,
aud tic habit of literary rcnding or discussion
| waa 70 strong a. ta creep In dvon on this &C.
cahton, in tLo form Of 4 Shakespeare reading
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como part to him, and avoided as long "a poasi-
~ NV ',o'a"s -. 1"s "a. ~ @"s 1"'e.s'' ~"
" ro". '..sno ~ ."est ".'n ~" eI'l",ia.
ances, no resigns h'msol 10 lAs ia'e' IN nls'
sargcnt's hri!lantiy-liglited roont, whore tho
gas found out crcr, corner, It was difficult to
ceoapo to anv ouiat uoos aud tho ehY poet
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Hazo OF tho aafnifinR 4ila oerlous siaitofs' ANS
meas. and gives him the manuer Of reclrze in
.l,a YD,1at nf teac brilliant auuom1.pe. of !. t,a
,.n,,,,.. roaa,a " -. ,,a na,t. t,,sn,
"y0 is,p'o' =. ~ s"'' 'ao'a' ...
nea'aeH' 'no osetno"'hs roons III private housos'
which tho bittcr weather Bects to hnye no chill
| lug eIsc. upon In tho wav Of n,,nbors or OIL
lrrrrrrt I'm tho,+rns anil c,,o.%r .,,.,,s -.
INV f,l, ..,o,dsH t;. ~,a.ss ~ sAa,,.s, a.u
80; 49, -, 'sAo.N 'N4' "'t''' An' pshht!"'
representation Of the opera.bouns. in which
| Miss Emily soldnno IL taking prominent mart.
| Tim ao,doro trouno has ham cr;tn . ,,,r;.at
,,,o,oss .,J ,,s,,o ona,s-L -Lnnre .,o ,as,is's
Next week the Kellogg English opera troupe is
| coming.
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IA Greae tasorho III Losto'f' tnohEh Eooa
many critics pronounce UPON het collnesa Of
| representation. Aud, aprupoa not long since,
| aomc timo dnr;n, Tim onrly antpmn .rn xo,,uo
women, em,lour nj tie prjma ,,ouua,s earcer. a,,.
piled to Miss Kellogg .of auy,co concerning shclr
| cot1rae. Amongst other counsel. the charming
diva dclIyore1 herself Of tho following filling
| ind significant scnlcuces: "Yo,, must ma!to :
coyenn1,t with rour cyea not to look upop a unu.
INN 81 years old. And I hsyo nsyor lad t,mo for
bosu1."
4 rous,cai critic utade il rood deal of sir. but
courtout1s. morrin,snt over tste ajyico xuJ draw
ercj wi,at wos tho 1natfer wiih tLo cl,n tfn;.,c
tnsra inntan .,af II ane ,nd mado this cotn. a =
nant viii, lar srsa ~ .t,e hi; alao mst!n a core.
~ r.o, S:' H., Insn1Io,1 f.o IL
thtnns T., h.S hos.t .nI t.ecc t1,r ora ID T.,
this .,raa.n,, mua ~ Win. Jnn,n's vnf,n ,n