New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-06
BOSTON,.
sPOKEs FROM THE HUB, SOCIAL AND PER
SONAL

SONAL.
fFRoM Az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRfbUNEI
BosToN, Dec. 5.-Mlrs. Grace townsend
Turnbu OF New York is settled in Boston for tho VIII
ter in one OF tle houses on Beaco-st winch sno
has leased tor season. Hor son, Mr. Townsend smith,
ia "A freshman at Harvard. Mrs Turnbull has many
friends in Boston, and warmly welcomed Into society
circles.
The Hon. John Forester Andrew has leased the fine
country house OF Secretary Endicott at Hospla ron
Beverly for the next Mr.. Andrews new resi-
dence or ommonwealth.ave Of which Messrs. Mohim
and Mead, OF NewYork are the architectS VIII ho' W
finished until next spring
Socially the week has good one, beginning with
Mr. and. Mrs. j. T. Selinger's studio reception for MIS-
senger friend OF years standing Miss Mary Anderson
Miss Anderson, right from her hrst Boston re-
hearsal OF Jlie accompanied by her Drother' cnarcu
everybody by her simple unaffected manner Inc SUI
do which OF the best In Boston, was artlscay
arranged with Mr. and Mrs selingeTs pictures ana OLD
bits OF picturesque furniture, stus and brca-Drac Tor
the OCCASION Among the guests not mentioned last
week were A. salvin, IT,, Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Waters
fClara Erskine Clement, Mrs. Lawrence BOnett and
daughter Professor G. NJ Lane Of IIaryard Mrs ut
on Monday afternoon during the same hours Mrs j.
Arthur Beebe, OF Beacon-s gave reception Tor Mrs.
argent OF Boston. ON Tuesday the WOman's & uo
cave "A luncheon Their cOmmOdOus rooms III Park-st,
In honor OF Mme Durand-Gfeylc at which Mrs. Julla
Ward Howe presided (hor last appearance III that Ca
before leaving Tor New York; Al me luncntO
were Mrs, Anaguos, Professor oargohl OI ,no
Gymnasium Miss Lucy stone Blackwell, Professor
of other prominent people. Mime. Durand greatly
pleased TO from lady present that hcr husband
had the Boston schoolo"ys drawn up IN ne
on Beacous when Lafayette stood the plaza OF the
old Iicknor mansion to review the American troops
OF Commonwealth ave. gave reception for Miss Mary
Anderson. At which vas large representation OF society
people. Mr.. William Warren was among the gueHts
MIs. James r. Fields also held that afternoon reception
for Nine. DuraudGrcyile. ami Mr' Arthur tootc VIE
81 min
al IN French her honor, after which there was music
by Professionals
ON "wednesday evening the Tavern Club gave dinner
for -iguor SalvIn Ot being OF night for mum, ana
large nubcr OF tor guests assembled III the pleasant
rooms the club. Mr.. W. J. Howrls presided maAlnS
pany assembled tn Mr. Nnton's commodions stndlo
overhead, where sEor SLlyn dels9tcd them WIN re-
citing an Italian poem called inc pte"t Oh fnI'9tI
phcr Columbus" on Wednesday might Mime. Dnrand'
Inri,b nu, Thursday afternoon she was have given
another on - Iourycucn" IN French, but the S"claI
strain excitement OF the pat few DAYS had pros,
tratrd her 80 she was uh'IIe 10 app'ni ','a @ H.
waiting az inc door ot the hil Wrto 1',"P'ppl'.'
day However she gave as advertised her last lecture
upou " How Became an Au.Aor' IN Irench.
Tonight ntiury to close the fcs iyitlcs Of the week.
the Pap;Iu- Club celebrated ITS annual Ladies' Nlsh
with Unusual brIhaucy. PRECEDENT Robert Grant WIN
Mr.. Crnni Oyho - q daughter OF cit Alexander t. OF
NouirraD received guests in the main phror % inc
Revere House, Among the special guests OF tn' S,up
wri, -lruor ~yi tWhocul led anothcrO1 hlGht MISS
Anderson, ". nud Mime. Duriu-GrcVlIc Jaue7 hu,'e.
Howe sI-. Kate SauboIu Nils NJ tul Howe, NJ. ana
L. Allrith. MIS- Cara Irrnluc IL iltut hdt'i >
Mrs C. H. Mashbuiu MI and SIR. Henry Blackburn, OF
London. Mr.. Kate Cannot Neh7 ana MISS i"ulse
Iuusru The cub members each Drought TWO
Indies At th table Mrs. Grant sat ht hcr husband =
right aud Mime DuT1ud-GIcyihr wa, placed as the
special guest OF the evening. on the prcsIaents lett
In nh art way Boston has been busy this week also
Mr. l. Appetou Brown has a collection OF some twenty
pastcia undo ut Warwickshirc, Lug MI hung Al Doll *
1acharI-s gallery, u unique CNilIuoh thnl has AZ
ttacfcI considerable attention. MI frrlcrck troNih'
shI,i of the Art Museum has an exhibition Of sketches
Studies iu aud water color AT thu-- sH'!cfy
At . ilILimN & EycIcttH gallery the new water Color
-ncirfyr exhibition opened Mond y. Among the Wclh-
Lcrs arc Ross Turner, T. Wilde lih''tu Thomas Aleu-
Hem, SnhILam. T. X Pres OFT and other well known
nfti-'. Nr 4. II. Ctliga has gvru studio receptions
daily all tie week show his latest painting. sew
tsaiiter" Mr. aud Mrs. John Paul Sringcr nave
opened their studio ~ visitors also ana sho" some soOd
things
The week has been fairly good one for theatres
.Itioug earlier uf DO uuftNoidp" as re-
g.ri. weather. Mss All 'r,'u's JUitrh rs was NAT
mil drew tie largest audiences ut the week "a" 6obc
having been crowded AZ almost every performance;
-sl,u. GfliiD drew his best house iu uulnhers ana
C,gioluuS iir best rs fAr N quality, The play mas NOT
taken specially well. however, although SdlElul nm.
-l hud tremendous uvatous ~ The close Oi tAr Last
tyrp act. Lat night &C. The Ca ~ was gwen.
I'M. Iii,i r,Srrtiua nom Nh Ncurud ms unsuccessful
,rr-irut of the BDu Theatre Company, Inns been DONG
. great busiu,s- with " Mugwuiup- revised version
al Mr.. tiiIs absurd "ChCstuuts' Nj AuEh0tlh Dh'
ur ~ COMEDY Living Tor SHOW postponed from last
week f. expected the Museum Monday. II has rather
email ra-i aud Is said 10 ho thoroughly humorous ana
-,r.,sic Aimee has been AT the PARK aud VIII 10" SIC
c.,.l'd ON MONDAY lbs MI John Raymond. MI Gclirkc
m soon bring oA at ~ his symphony concerts the
overture written IN Munich hy MI Arthur Whlns' ana
performed with approval al the Worcester Festival