Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-03
OUR BOSTON LETTER.
A word of Wonderful Import to
Feminine Ears-The Mysterious
SYOungs''-Some Art Notes, Plastic

Oh WHICH WROTE you last Week-tnhl VI
the Tourjee tourists. 1t was held at
Revere House--the especially toney place
for receptions and gatherings which in
clude both sexes, rs foung's is for jollih-
cations OF the masculine order strictly.
By-the-way, "Young's' is a word OF won
derful import TO the feminine ear here
abouts. We, OF the unprivileged sex, do
marvel and almost perish with envy,
when we hear reports OF affairs which our
male friends enjoy at Young's; no such
dinners anywhere no such people to be
met; no such mysterious perfection OF
all that is delightful, social
and eatable and drinkable any
where in all this world, as these
at Young's where we cannot go! don't
know why We cannot, Pm sure, but
it seems 10 be n fact, I've heard rumor.
to the effect that Mrs. Ioung-a very
beautiful lady, and young in years as
well as name-made up her mind that
there should he no ladies among the
guests at her husbands hotel, and that
she had her way. Not that she fears
their company, as she by no means lives
at the hotel, but has Il very elegant house
Just OF Beacon street. But this is only
rmnor. 1t is fact however, that no
Boston woman but would give much to
90 TO Young's, that no Boston man but
tells about some Jolly affair at this inl-
possible place when he wishes to goad his
lady friend to desperation.
But the Revere is the really flrst-Class
place for elegant meetings, and the long
suite Of three large drawing rooms was
allied with Il splendid party the other
evening, over 100 ladies' and gentlemen
who have been in Europe with some OF
the parties of rs, ~, or 80, being
present. They came from all directions,
nearly all tire Central, Western, Middle
and New England States being repre-.
scented. 1t was an eXqttisitely dressed
party everybody was IN the very best of
spirits the supper that was served when
the long bauqucting hall was thrown
open was such as the Revere House is eel
ebratcd for; the speeches that were made,
the music and readings that were given,
and the letters OF regret, congratulation
and humorous "reminiscences that We're
read, all served to make the evening
exceedingly enjoyable, and long to be
remembered by all who were fortunate
enough 10 be there.
Bat the especial feature OF the affair
were the meetings that took place con-
tInually all through the rooms, as people
vino had travelled together unexpectedly
encountered each other. Such rXclania-
lions OF delight, such sudden recogmi-
lions, such enthusiastic shaking of hands,
are seldom seen at an affair OF the kind,
tlink. and il was immensely interesting,
though didn't have much time to watch
Il.
tlc same sort OF thing myself. 1t is really
quite a sensation to meet people that one
mas not seen since leaving them some.
where on the Continent of Europe. on in
London, or ut the New York pier, altei
having been in their continual daily com,
pany lor three months.
Ii stranger. not knowing what wa.
the material OF which this party wa,
ala,le up. had been suddenly dropped in
among is, think the SCRAPS of CONVERSE
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