New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
.SPOKES From TIE HUE.

Bosroy. Oct. 4.-Wiiam ID. IIOwells. Edwin
F. Whpple T. B. Aldrich. all In town again. busy
with literary work.
The Tavern Club gave a complimentary dinner last
week TO Herr Ge~icke, the new conductor imported ~
Mr. H. L. Hgginson for the Boston symphony orchestra
concerts this winter. Herr Ger:ckc has taken apart
ments in Nit Vernon place, which will be his home dur
Ing his stay here
Mrs Celia Thaxter and her son Karl will make their
home at Hotel winthrop. Bowdoin St. this winter aS
they did last Miss Louisa hcot the author VIII DE at
the Hotel Bellevue.
Mr. Allen Gay the artist. who has been spending
several years Japan and Europe il restoring the oh
family mansion nj bingham, Mass, and proposes To-
spend the winter there.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Van Ran Thayei, Win thelr 'hIi
drcn will sail for Europe November | to spend the
winter His brother Nathaniel Thaycr eldest son OF ire
late Nathaniel Thaycr will occupy IN NoVoinDer HIS
honJ.our new house in Cominonwcaltl-aye. which he
has been 80 long building. Mr-. NathahlcI mayer
senior. who 4, also bnldlng stately mansion "A fe"
bocks nyay ON the sanc avenue will be settled In It by
Christmas
Mr.. and Mrs william B Rice. Of Ncw-York have been
o opcsta ~ Mira Samuel Eliot Guild Mr. Icc's sister.
AT her s,inncr residence ~ Nahant.
The marrInge of Mas Bessie Bliss, daughter of MIR.
William Bliss president of the Boston and Albany Ran
rnnd to Lieutenant Hamilton Perkins |. :. y. ipoh
place at her fathers residence on common W'Aih =.
tbn Arlington street church, oncate The bride Noir
white corded ailk cDstumr. The front Of rich brocnr ni
trimmed heavily with point lace Inc Nell Nh'al-o VI
pont lace There were many guests pi,sen, ron,
aurinvilrl aud New York. Mrs. Jhmes r. Numill nt
Hiiinenei n sister ~ the bride, wore avery hahuS"m
gray ak ~ stllnp. o.. - ....,... -,
reception was given Monday night In the pa,ofs ~
the Npuonr tp Mss Amy Bradley IN ierosntlun hhi
spute,n ntion ~ the good educational wos whic she ms
been doing the South ever sinre the war hnnh, ph
boultpI nrnulr were present wnsp interest ~ r.h,h
tunnl ihitris and personally in'Niss Hhlini Ny ~ ~
nr a. / lila tho itp, ~ I I. lihn nhl Ma ilhipl
tho ituN, uutn ipffunl the iirN William !, Ioitr ~
| Nav pr,ilufl Mia Auaustus hempnvaNt Mla WY
rtnnn Uituh we'll hnt tho hrN NilhlNl ltlhnhla eplp
arK AT tbs Unitarian Association, \ lhian ~ fsF'
va, presented o Mlas iadie, ~ behalf of 'hp a9s"m"
Wa freshman GLASS Tits year IL the nsrsl over enter
ng tho Institute of iephhnlnAA rhh VII hh'h' 'a
| three hiN li,tie ~ tho lhMul 'tlnh :"
nessn \ meeting ui the freshman class IN iuh'nE'u
| iIau Mas ai,ireased MuniaN N fltshlthl y \
Walker rrnfrssor kunkie ani ,ohrfs ahd the ahu, at
the school, the aims and purposes nl lio luuuus "uI
care lor the practical details o the worhihg ol ihe ia
sttute have of the greatest nanlhle lNaht'-" 10
an institution that now ranks among tue foremost " ''
| country. -, J., l., en., ,,,ao,i,, ~ ,bo
| season at the Ncndome next Wednesday evening" Inc
occasion will he or unusual interest, as the following
named distinguished gentlemen delegates fi0i the bilt
ish and Foreign Unitarian Association VIII DE inc LursIs
of the cluh the Rev Alfred W. NOrthngto secletU!
OF hc English National Conference; the Rev Johh o-
herds the Rev r. rravcrs Hertord Michael fiunteS "
i,tc president OF the British and Foreign Unitarian IS
soclaiicn the Rev DR. Schrann. pastor oI tue
| OF Bremen. delegate from the ueIlhdh ii"'V9'""
| Union to the Saratoga Conference .. u ,,... . ,h
The Paryrus Club sits down To ltS fll- dlhlcr oi h
season 10 night at the Revere House, the President r
| Arthur Hooper Dodd presiding Herr Gerckc. me new
Boolph Clubs Saturday evening meetings are 10 pe re
| sumed light.