New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
SPOKES FROM THE HUB.

BosToy. Feb. 2I.-Mr. James Archer. the
ondon artist and Mrs Archer are I'm town. the guests
OF Professor william Watson. OF the Institute Oh iecn
nology and Mrs Watson, at their home In Mariooro-s'
Mr. @. +. A. Healey. the venerable artist mas JUS.
pantcd an admirable portrait OF DR.. Morrill, "ymlh' Vi
co,nbrie which IA to he exhibited in Boston and New
York together with portrait OF Miss Cornela lorsfou'
with her dog Dr. wyman's portrait subscribed TOT ny
some OF his friends, is finally to be placed in the cam
bridge Hospital.
Mrs No. the widow OF Mr. Ko Keen liua' late
inrrnctor IN Chinese at Harvard College. has died IN
shanghai, as also has her eldest daughter, wan-Lan
or this niere sting family. consisting not long ago
OF eight members. but four are now left.
The MyOpa Hunt Club bail On Monday evening WIS
the brilliant affair Of the kind Boston has ever seen
odd Fellows Hall. which is admirably adapted ior
elaborate decoration transformed into perfect
bower green with japanese and Oriental stus cover
ns the walls. with panels Of whips. Jockey caps ana
riding cauipments arti,tcay arranged The manage
ment WIS In the hands OF Mr. George III. WARREN Mr.
Arthur Iiotch aud Mr.. Frank seIbury. The cotiiioh
favors unique and appropriate being jockey CAPS
stirrups and end. the Inevitable bouquets lhe
attendance large and very fashionable the younger
bellies dcbuantrs appearing III fuIl force Among
the guests from York were Mr.. W. L. TraVers' Mr.
and Mrs James p. Scott Mr.. ]. j. Astor, Mr.. Wlnals'
Miss Marion Lang and her sister, and Mt Lc uran
Cannon.
ON Tuesday evening the last OF ten subscription
parties took place at Papantis Hall and nomnaIy ended
the fashionable seasons Gayey. Mr. T. f. Gushing ana
Mr. l.. L. Wharton the managers ana leu the
cotIllon.
The Thursday Evening Club was entertained TINS week
by Mr. Amo. A. Lawrence at his house In MarioorosI
Professor James Thsy OF Harvard guest OF the c"o
read paper the principle, that undere the "ec7IoS
Of the supreme Court OF the United states Professor
Pickering, Of the Institute Of Technology descrnen
recent inventions for production OF instantaneous phoo
yraph- giving specinlons Mr. Philbrirk. the engineer
gave an OF the difficulties hc met and overcane
in the construction OF tho abutnents Of bridge over
the Coceco the Boston and Maine Railroad at Dover
y. II.
Mr. Nathan Appleton. who was one of tho fr't sub
scrihcr. for the onc-quarier reproduction o the
Hartho statue Liberty he presented 10 the City OF
Paris has heart that the sum needcdha either
all suhscrihcd or guaranteed 10y Americans. ahi
hat will he finished AT once and put IN place
by MAY 10: The ste chosen Is the IAce rs Eats uh'
which IA Minister Mor,ons hohsr' l.iS nlihr'ole
location first suggested ny Mr. C. T. a ilehry lne
artist whose home is In Paris but who Is at present In
Al the monthly meeting OF the Mas.achus"its ~,
loricnl rocrty on THURSDAY li-t' ~ rH'r Wenur n
Bellins maritime atl - Of maps ana plans IN hVS
Eugene and thu Dnke OF Marlboroush; In two i%Siio %
| rad "a mote from Mr.. =. n Russell incosing from
volumes The Rev GEORGE t. Ems u. De- the pfe-i lent
sPss Sranntner Sdr" desert in: tlnaya battle between
| the Chesapeake aud the shannon. June l. 1913 Mr. r.
e Winthrop lr communicated an unpublished letter OF
chief Justice sewal together with nineteen letters or
Katharine widow Of Walt Winthrop. lady who nslres
| prominently IN scwalls diary. Mr j 7 quincy rrah
some verses from snn, written Tor the freshman cinss
supper in the var ISIS by Ralph Wado Emer,on: Mr
| I'm rrlaton u John Ero sn.
| Tie regular monthly meeting o' the Mcrchants lnp
| AZ the Parker Hou-. Ias saturday evening was niaf.
OF several distinguished
guests The Hon oliver Amcs the prslent sat Mt the
head the table on his right was the Hon Henry W;
Cannon Of Nlnne-ota Controller Of the Currency. and
hi- left the Hon. John j. Knox OF Nc~-fork boh Ot
| whom male capial speeches.
The executive committee o' the Harvard Lawn rehhls
Association Is can colcse for subscriptions Ia
construct tennis ground whlch III wants 10 Degin
| WORK upon early In the sprinf For thl. purpose
| OOp and 5000 will he needed twO-thlrI Ia
other third can by the students and graduates
This leaves 800 o be- raised by tho canvasscrs ana
| the prospect Tor their success Ia enconra<ing.
re Paint lay Club will oIen their annual erhbi-
tnn in tnri gallery OF the Art .lub Monday night by
| card reception aftor which II will be continued until
| March {. 49,
| Tbe dramatic week has been busy AMI apparently
prosperous In spite ~ tue bitterly cold evenings ami
| violent winds. Mr.. IrvIng's Monday night audience
suffered because of the MyOpa Hunt hllwhich took on
large number hut iher" still large nnd dstinuiSh
ed company present. and his Euyne irrm was nj once
accepted a. of his most equal and least nanEerzei
pnfrs Miss Terry hought 10 have done nothing liner
or more delicate than her Euh hrdfprs. Repetition, OF
you- plays have been given during the week ana VIII
mn next weeks bill There L. much surprise aud dissat
l-aciion that klcheicu Ia not IN tue list OF liay'
| prpui-rl
Gilbert AMI Sullivan have been represented by nnc
Pirate. Of PenEsncc" the Buou. by Colonel McCaT
COMPANY, aud by fair presentation of lolahthe M
Nrs,iIm The Private Secretary " has lone We ~
The Globe and Ni-s Mathor has played 10 remarkably
large audiences the Boston. the latter Douse VIII
receive Mr. Lawrence Barrett for the hrst tmo III some
Years. Monday, and now scenery has Drrn prPaeI
order that the drama may have becoming background