New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-20
SPOKES From THE HUE.

RoSroy. JAN 19-1hc third Cambridge
Harvard Assembly took place ut Armory Hail. Tuesday
evening Tie managers were Mr.. Paul iIhorndkc ana
MI H. NJ. Spcman, Of the senior class ana MI ~ L.
White, Of the Junior class
town.
Mr.. James Lawrence and his brother. Mr. Prescott
owrcncc whose summer home Is in Groton, have pur-
cbascd the estate known the Edmund BLOOD farin IN
that town. and it Is understood have presented II 10 IN
association OF gentlemen for the purpose Of establishing
an Episcopal school for boys similar to those aready
located at Concord " H., and at Southboro fnn OF
800 900 has been raised by subscription for the purpose
81 sustaining the institution Ii Is expected that the
school buildings will be finished and placed in running
order during the present season.
The Harvard seniors have had their class Day meet
ing and the following gentlemen OF the Hasty Padding
Club have been elected to take charge of the society
class spread William O. Underwood J. c. Coolidge and
Augustus ThorndEc The Pudding thcaricals are soon
70 he given I'm Boston and nc under the direction or
the following officers: Acting manager Stuart Wyeth
stage manager, ". o. Underwood; business manager
Gordon Abbott.
Dr. James II. Whittemorc superintendent OF the
Massachusetts General Hospital. sailed on Wednesday for
Europe
The Thursday Evening Club met this week at the resi-
dence of Mr. John l.. Bremen. No. 40 Beacon st. Dr.
Samuel f. COwcs Medical Inspector or the uneu states
Navy read paper upon the condition and prospects OF
the Navy with Information regarding the sol" steel
now being made at South Boston, which possesses great
strength combined with remarkable ductity ana winch
is t, be used in the manufacture OF some Government
vessels Mr. Eliot CLARKE of the Rev. James Free
man Clarke gave account OF the condition OF the now
sewerage works of the city. The Rev Dr. h. f. Hale
described the voyages of Magellan and the valuable In
formation which lately been brought To Hight on That
subject by the discovery Of the log with tho daily iati-
tudcs of OF the officers in the voyage across the
Paciac at the end of which Magellan lost his life. MI
Henry Van Brunt tho architect described IN detail tho
erection Of the Church OF St Sophia at Consantnope
The ~ Botolph Club had on exhibition this week n
unique set of photographs fortyyc IN number rom inc
finest paintings OF Mlet, lent 10y Miss Helen hnowltO
w Nh Martin Trimmer gave brilliant party at her resi-
dcucc No a. Beacon Thursday evening Mr. Brlm-
mcr, collection Of superb Moorish plates, which he pur
Chased .t wear In spain were great attraction for tho
cir,ts ms thcv have only lately been unpackcd and
placed Among the company were Governor ana Mrs
/ Robinson. Mr. and Mrs Robert &. Winthrop NJ VIII
| lam Emery Mr.. and Mrs Richard H. Dana, Mr. ana
Mrs. Frederick CrOwninslcld Mrs. Thomas g. Appleton
aud Captain Nathan Appleton. DR.. James K. chadwick
and Mrs Chadwick, Mr.. and MIS-. John Heard and Mr..
! and Mrs. Augustus T. Perkins. ..,,-,
DAY and viii close February 10. Now-York tIty con
tributes forty seven pictures from such WelI- known
Weir D. ". Trion. I. $ Church, c. y. Turner George
H. Smile and II. Bolton Jones =, 49,. ..,...o. =,
The Clcfs" Is odd little club in Boston. whose Oh
jcct is musical and Of is eighty members y KY must be
di,tinctvcy musical critics OF recognLeu stai,ng.
There is an annual assessment just suclch To uclIdS
the estimated cost of six monthly meetings ana spes.
each q
duty ID provide hour Of music according 10 n-
own IA ste and Judgment, and who receives sn all -uT
from the treasury for his necessary outlay IN TINS III
| rccton The meeting for this month was held on
"Wednesday night at the ChlckeTing Hall. Mr. IS j.
Lang was the MASTER" and his programme included
violin and piano music OF Ruhinsten and Brahms. the
reading Of poem or two and informal address and
! discussion upon musical societies and Libraries ,
There is good deal OF talk about town ancnt the new
! Saturday paper TO he published by strong stOcb
comDany embracing or the best names III the city
Mr. cyrus A. PAGE will be treasurer and business man
aver and Mr. Howard IL TcknOr will be editor In chief
! Mr. TicknOr was formerly of the house OF IlCknOr
Fields for a time sub editor OF The Atlantic Monthly and
editor Tor some years OF OUr Young Folks The paper
will he called The BcdcoH and Is TO be- of sixteen pages
about the of HdTpers weekly 1t VIII nave a Ief
AIRY and society character Its contents being mostly
! orr ginal.
| the dinner rendered to Governor Robinson and his
staff officers OF the Cadets AT the Somerset Cb on
Tuesday night was a fine affair. Covers were laid fol
twentyseycn including the Governor and eleven stat
| officers, and fifteen Cadet officers
The 4lth Regiment Association had its annual dinner
nj Youngs Hotel Wednesday night President Charles
| j. Mcintyre presiding. Seated near him were Colone
Henry Lee. Major Cabot, Chaplain Edward ii. Hall, Of
Cambridge; Colonel &. y. Goldman, Captain Henry b.
Pierce Secretary Of State; General Nathaniel Wales
Colonel Ous, OF tho 10Th Connecticut Roglmcnti anC
Colonel W. n. Hutchns. .
Mr. Robert Grant has Just put into the hands OF hi
nub-hrrs Mes-rs James Il. O-gOOd & Co., new story
of n shorter and lighter than his Average Man.
II called The Knave OF Hearts,, and Is understood L
! be a real pendant to the " Frivolous Girl"
Mayor Martin was "a guest OF tue Nc"-l'heldnu Olui
The webster Historical Society held its annual meeting
! at the Old South Meeting House ycsCrday afternoon
Ex-Governor Bell. OF Ncw-Hampshirc, presiding. Oh
the platform were Mayor Martin, Charles Francis Adams
IT,, the Hon Marshall +. Wilder, and the Hon. stophei