New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-10
BOSTON,.
sPoKEs FROM THE HUB SOCIAL AND PER-
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SPOKES FROM THE HUB, SOCIAL AND PER-
SONAL.
[FRoN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE'l
BosrOY, May 9.-The approaching marriage
OF Miss Edwina Booth and Mr.. Grossnann. OF New-fo
il making pleasant ripple OF excitement among the
prospective brides many friends II viii take place on
Saturday at SIR. Booths pleasant home on
Cncstnut-st The occasion will be comparatively
private only about sixty friends haTug been invited
the Rev. Dr. C. A. Bartol will ohciate. The bride and
groom will sail for Europe tho Eruria from New
York, May 90, for a short welding triD after which
they will Join Mr.. Booth Mt Newport when his cottage
will be IN readiness 10 receive them.
At the Massachusetts Club dinner Saturday last NJ
Youne's Hotel the Henry l.. Dawes was the guest
OF honor lie spoke Indian Affairs" and was followed
by General Francis A. Walker upon the same subject
Ex-Governor CaGin presided.
Mrs Celia Thaxcr Is Kttcry. Maine whore her son
has farm Later the sLe Will 20 to the islos OF
Shoals usual
Tho complimentary dinner to Professor Benjamin
Aphorp Gould took place at the Vendome on Wednesday
evening The gathering was small. mbering less
than hundred bu IL suaizcd by the presence OF
many men prominent In science and literature Dinner
was served at o'clock and the speaking was reached
about D. The Hon Loyerett saltonsttll presided AT
mis- right sat the guest the oyonng and Francis Park
man. on his left wore the Rev. DE- James Freeman
Clarke and Dr. o. W. Holmes.
Socially speaking. fashionable gayety bas come to q
dead stand still Many OF the newport cottage people
have already closed their Boston houses and the tax
evers had 10 Is % AMI Manchester the first OF
Nav n usual Mr Sebastian b. sohlcsingcr. OF Now
York IS at his summer house at Beverly with his
daughters. Mrs. schlcsuger Is III in Colorado. Mr.
Francis Parsman has moved into his house at Jamaica
Plain where he rests amid his carries Francis
Adams sr has gone with his family 10 the mansion
hou.e M Quincy and every day another prominent
family gone for che summer. Tue Country Club mas
music 10 tic CLUB House every Wednesday at b. m
uith lifting al the ring and other sports
The siI-I cnspn OF james X pS-opl * 20 mas pco, to
talk OF Tho week. nnd me @ o. i ~ Iv
Numerous n,n,.r and hearty.
Tbc II, Ice after months OF npon their in
arion by thf press aud the public. have actually raldoi
ono small gambling mousse aud found people gainlhs.
Tue plaro under the nthHscihcnt OF john Ao"c''
whose name Is also known iE tlcaiilcHl nlhr's. ,
The nunual gathering Of tue WIN Congressman DIS
trot civil service Reform Association took place at
Young Hotel TUESDAY uiSli mo hph 'uAllc1
Theodore Russell presided. There wee about thirty
members present. The officers elected Tor te ensuing
ve,r were fnr president, Colonel Henry Ire; vice
~ e.e u.s. Charics ". Eliot. Of Harvard. thares IheO-
dor, Russell. william FudcOt IT., ana Leopold loihe.
Executive committee Joan worcester AnG'c" ana \. D.
C. SuWdlu
The Ncw-Yor. theatre companies fairly "a have
overlooked into the boston HOUSES this week thli Is ne
hind the ioptIrhts. a. the Museum pr. IAy cImplhy
~. made emphatic mt WIN love On 'tltcHcH'
which hiss drawn lu houses aud very h'blpnabc ones
Nieht ON" is billed f'r ncXt week. "hlci PROMISES
L. drl,. ruIi!iy vol 81 tho IIh 5It Lester Ndlhch
Gr.t Week has been played g. rather hrht htbinc-, M
fmpalsr" tie lat tnat lc hn- not brought lhe regular
,.nn- the 81 tie cu-eiL emit At the Binu tio
Lhlou s'll,' ~ ,yJ,, ,. ',J ri,ree v,ves 10 ono
uusbtud" .Icnersous annual visit o. tue Globe has
drawn it, usual patronage NcAt week mr. "AlacN
Will try Diplomacy" ..
at ruo N la all tat I1rthulh 'cI"'tt Fund drew
crowded hoiss aud mn.t have nettrl go.ly s.m .oI
mining aud Joseph Joaer-un sol smith u-'cil Frank
MAYO and host OF other actors offered ther services