New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
BOSTON,.
sPOKEs FROM THE HUB, SOCIAL AND PER
SONAI4


r,,,, AZ ,stoyAI CORRESPONDENT or TIE TRIBUNE J
BosroN. Nov. The coming week VIII
,.tbcr in the remaining few LAKE Out-of town people,
and n hionlo sucoty will be uay settled down anu
adjusted for the winter Mr.. Francis Parkman closes
hi. house ut Jamaica Plain where by the way nc HAS III
hi. greenhouses a superb show cf chrysanthehuhs anu
comes to his .own residence Chcsnut-st Mr. Robert
Treat Paine and iamy their farm at Naltham ana
como 20 town TO prepare for the wedding OF i7s ialhe
and Dr. storcr which takes place shortly.
Professor BonllnIn r. Gould Vas made u moho'I vi
the Botolph Club saturday night.
The literary lien OF the week has been the Distinguished
-,b1.,cou of Westminster, appeared for the first
time on the platform before Boston audience "euheS
dav night AZ fremont Temple His reception was most
n,,tr-irr from q crowded house, and his lecture upon
% Dante " commanded closest attention canon fhiIar
,rc1 with crnor Robinson. who presided and was
follow ed by Dr. q. W. Holmes tho Rev Philips bro"K7
Elsbop Paddock the Rev. Dr. James Freeman Olhtte
thc Rev Dr A. T.. Peabody, ranucl Eliot, T.. T.
Whipplc aud many other prominent men. on thursday
ev,nlug the Browning brought out an equally
uus audience The Roy Phillip Brooks presided
Next week or very after. comes as the neit
literary ,cn-ation Madame Durant ulenri Grcyrl, who
with her and sails to-day from Liverpool Tor bo-to
reception has arranged for them on the l7h by
Mr.. uoratio Gr,emough, Misc Gfcenough and Mr..
Oud,no the artist which Will be given At the fremont
House mud 10 TIE first Introduction OF the d''ln
gulsncd couple into American society oard1 nave Prem
2uth at Mrs, A VI. Mooncrs. az C9lnbrIIe "heto liom
4 to u u brilliant company OF .m'rts''y anu o'"of
literary people viii assemble 10 meet 'h'm'
The Now. England Cremation society has been
chartered 10 hr located IA H0'ton Win stock OF
$4,000 Ia 800 ohaIo1 M prs',iGGt pTi ,s Jonn
Tue site for the building has not brcu selected Dul tlo
plans hnyo been received ana u o'y remain, Ipl ,De
,,i.tv ,,rnru SO. 10 be successful. having already
rrcrl, Ell he lndor cement OF many eminent men oil a"
professions.
.frIt 81 an
In Copey square near TRINITY yLGr,h' aHd i'is' Hn am,
nut.urd will grace Commonwealth ave.
Sow that tao Unitarian Bdili ng In Eeacon-st;
opposite tne Athcnram Is AZ a%.'S INK ~, know
,oncthus OF It. hir>ar, Peabody 4 StcrnS are tue
bogn sandstone froui tho ucisoorEo"d of 7pnhIh'Id
~ ui .irci tho win.iows having heavy Roman
nrcnos them recalling In a"ensnie inc s' .e OF
architecture Florence -cuh co. NHIihofl lttlJ lhs
carving, NJ which there j. g"od deal - ot 'inPio am
massive character. Tho whoic front Of The THRU aud
mshr,t story hall which wi. scat about 800 people
T. VIII bc called tie 'h"HinE I'W"II' i".'' III -.
room Will hang tho portuf, %. tAo presidents aud inc
officers OF the American Unitarian Association. some 81
which nave ALREADY hrth u'"'''" ~ ,'v 49, " ~ a.,
90 president. st living thcrc are ony the Rev T. W.
PORTRAIT ~ the Rev Dr. Joseph "cIHih the 'ln"sF o
tho Ministry ut Largo in Bu-tuu I- beng painted ia
h%IS E ~ III I5 OF TO Kew SF Biro i,
~ work upon portrait or l'r Hodge. Miss Rose Lamp
In. finished portraits OF Or 'hannnc AMI pr. laro.
Sir. /. /. Biinss Ia Ianrng one OF Theodore Parker
and has competed another Of 'r. l;'rh ABBOTT ana
thcsc VIII hug 10 the hail. and II Is hoIc others VIII DO
gwen from time To time.
Mime TuIr q, probably happier woman tonight than
shc wa fortnight ago fO- Hh0 trruuutcs her trying
.ng,geu cut 40 tho Boston Theatre u 1, said chat sue
f.r, ,riDl win ye1ou and fen when first che caught
slgli OF tho immense aud Audouum and -lr mas
eru constantly upprrssrd with OF her d-adNdn-
tsroti, position there although -Ac las had every
announcement except that ~ largo audiences. Tho
prices have been almost prOhuiil'c. ana on several
st- the curtn risen 10 only few 0rurr az proplc
iu the orchestra. This wcck the business las improved
hovc,cr tho familiar Mascot HAf .us drawn we'll ana
ton
IDltn has dllri tho GioJr and The Magistrate has
gone IT. successful way ~ The Museum.
The Museum conn my rcirIr-ns a new coincuy
,yfcu fpr them Mr.. Duy. the name ~ which J., ~H
kent secret Daily VIII personally direct some "f tho
later rchearsIis while the company are supporting
Edwin Booth m Bruukly the end ~ the MONTH ana
to las ~ produced a the tcr mus of that engage
mrnt The llgLiusOu symptom. concerts axe gong on
we'll 80 far performance f. concerned, nat Mt.
(crcho, programmes sill far from good. The now
cl,I F atidqrs. Mr. Kncsol. made Immense success
AT the a, ono ia tho Beethoven concerto; except In
.hccr strength Il adudged the peer Of any but the
greatest viulni-is VINO have tecn heard here.
Nr. Ncuouloln has dropped his Sunday night
Lut tickets sold beside those bought up 10y fashion
.lc glove dealer FOR dstul UtOn glits among Dis
customers. \ dino museum manager. william AUSTIN
pronoc4 undertake. similar set or concerts, however.
and a- ,crtsrl ncgin them In the Music Hall to-
morrow nght Tine chamber concerts to bB given In tho
cant. win Lcgiu on Monday afternoon With u ianO
recital by Professor Factcn late Of Baltimore Madame
Ilnrekrkd recital, doing well, attracting STUDENTS
m IuilClCht4, However