New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29
BOSTON,.
sPOKES FROM TIE HUB, PERSONAL AND
SOGIAL.

SDJlAl.
IFnon An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or rrF TRIBUNE J
BosToy, Nov. 2S.-The engagement was an
nouncsd this week Of j. Randolph Coolidge jr and Miss
Mily Hill. daughter OF Mr.. Hamilton a. Hill.
Mrs Louise Chandler Mouon has returned To Boson
where she Will stay until sTung II the climate VIII
permit.
The cards arc ous for Harvard Assemblies. one Of
the most exclusive OF the younger peoples SGT OF
parties They have for years bscn held mt Papintfs
Hall but this year will be ut tho more coml1dols
BerkeIey Hall. The inatruns Mrs. John quincy
Adams Mrs. Frederick Anes. AMI Mrs. Sewhlt H.
Fessen.n The managers Oliver AneS, I'd 6renViIe
winthrop. 8. II. Fessenden, jr, and George O.
Adams The first assembly will take place on the
evening Of December II.
The week opened brilliantly In n social way with Mrs
Horatio Greenuugh and Miss Greenoughs reception IN
the parors OF tho fremont House Monday afternoon
from ( to In honor Of VI. and Nine Durahd uiehry
Grfvle,. Among the company wcrs Dr. D. '"
Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin CrOwninshicd, Mr. ana
Mrs Frederick r.. Sears. Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Wales
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Eliot. Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Quincy
General Samuel W. Quincy and Mr. B. G. Porter the
artist Nine DIrInd who stool nv her hostess side
wOre black silk gown with jet trimmings. AMI looked
br ,ht aud happy. LASS night she had ina audience III
orallty AMI sze ut Chickeung Hail. when she lecturel.
without notes in French Russian Lite" DR.. o.
" Holmes introduced nor. This afternoon she spoke
ON English in tho Condition or Women In Europe"
Tie opening social feature ~ tho coming week will he
reception TO MIS-. Mary Anderson, ac first OF several
to he gwen her honor Monday Afternoon from to D.
given by and Mrs. John Paul seinSer the artists ut
their large and pleasant studio In Han ht0n place
Mr., Seng,r met Miss Anderson IN London ahd l. ber
warm friend aud Sho viii gahcr "a meet her
guest OF honor on Monuhy Large ana brilliant cOmpany
among who e., will he Miss Kate SanOOru Mrs. Louise
chandler MpuIt0u, Miss Kate Field; ',s Maud iowe
Mrs. Jula Ward Howe. Mr.. Howclls, Mt AldTich' Mr.
b. &. Porter Miss nora Perry, Mrs Ole Bni Mr h. l.
- aud many otuer-. SIR and Aa. se,inscr open their
4 lio "A pe-nnlng ON Tuesday, Ia sho" thele
p,tures he some fnc portraits ana she her "oh'riui
Liter IN me week Mrs. Clara Ers5no Cleglen Waters
viii give afternoon reception Tor Mn,H pnr,hi-
rryiIl. who. Iaft uuvel-tO he published by Eoknor
4 to-Nlrs Waters Ia translating aud several society
ades contemplating receptions Tor Miss Anderson
which not fullS arranged ~ YET .,.
aIsuor saNiDi Il to he ci'en dinner by inc Tavern
club 40 carly dtr and Is Is probAOle ne VIII make
club ~, as the ohef IL ltaiian ana one
Tine weather Has 6eon 50 tempestuous nearly nj the
week tina tho theatres have had pretty hard time OF
only two huusrs have constantly drawn large
Audiences. tho Boston Theatre, where minstrel com
| pany. NcN!,h. johnson aud oaNin-, nave hAd an
Immense and tllr Gobc Theatre where Miss
Mary Anderson plays. Hitherto she has never iouchel
tue fashionable part Of the Boston public but In thlH her
expert nee has been Ike that OF Poorest Mc nlon.n
Barrett and - win Booth. at whose representa-
"ns moiicuu ~ society people are always 70 De seen,
who have never drawn ~ any one tiLe si't mass
Of renTe.enntye people a. H. W IT, Ir,,'Io
report that Nj AnIcrs"ns Audiences are NOT YhY very
large by Wcdnosla lay every sool scat was so.d ior az
ton OF literary AMI society people, large enough Ia natter
and CRAFTY artist. and the general drft ~ oluion
Dethul aud results. Gdidsd. tfIT1cc aud R0Nthd have
been arts for he week. and JHtii ana JIid arc
assigned Tor the next
Sir Ne icn1rIf'4 season the BUou Theatre Will end
tonight -sOOurr even than was tNprctrd-hhl On
Monday a testimonial lcueIt which hts c\rrious
deserve. Will be- given him. The house viii partially
lapse NV into the bands of the cNrarugtnIA people
with sequence ~ Tiu soldiers" and the Ike, which
Nv FOR certainly n Vita hrl-ht. young
and we'll balaucci opera and vaudeville cont iub II
ought 20 succeed, being vol lOrt,cl dud ooum0i.ols
Mr. Neucudoff had too many old stig"rs ana too ltto
attractive novelty
TIE Tloreucc, have had FAIR week. at the Museum.
where MONDAY NIGHT. Auyustin DAYS. nov cOW"ly
Living for show written FOR tue company Will be-
brought out.
The prospects ~ the Hollis street Theatre seem 10 be
looking up. More peopy are idiuS Their way tuerr'
aud The AIikadO please sttuIy W'uOtg the c'Sl
IA FAR from an ideal one. Tie pretty ana IRONY
auditorium Il we'll nlcd uiy tly with iu-u0rahle people,
and Il II already tho 10 uar hou~H ior swell theatre
parties. Some ~ the Jiphnr'r rrsidrn7 nave been
writing 10 the papers amusing letters ~ comment
upon no costumes and customs oi japan nH implied ~
the OPERA and native gentleman was quite az los,
express his feeling. at seeing, hr -ni chorus 81
gentlemen dressed ia mobilization or a ladyN MINT
gown" othcrs with their robes put on IA Only the
dead wear them.
Salvin opens the big Boston Theatre Monday nign Tn
The Gladiator" and there will hc Tremendous house
and a very fashionable n current rUmDr Is trust
worthy. The trngcdian has many very warm personal
friends Boston among society people who are going ~
entertain and lOniLe him all no Will let them.