New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11
BOSTON,.
spOKEs FROM THE HUB, PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL.

,r,o,t ~ o.c ,.fcx Al, CORRESPONDENT THE TRBUNEl
BosToN. Oct. 1O.-The engagement comes
from Cambridge OF tho Rev. william NJ. Saltcr' oil
Chicago aud Miss Mary Gbncns. sister in-law OF ITO
fessor william James, OF Harvard College
Tho Unitarian CiuL will hold its first meeting and
dinner Of the Wednesday al the NehIohe' inc
Rev Brooke Ucrford. OF The Abingdon street church.
will read n paper on What our Layincn Night Do"
The discussion Of the subject will be opened by the Hon.
John d. Long.
Mr.. George r. Nutter. -, has been appointed Presl-
dent Eots private secretary IN place OF his son. Sn''
Atkins Eliot who is study Tor the ministry at tue
Harvard Divinity School.
Miss Seigs daug htcr OF General Mcgs' Of NasAiSon'
ia a guest OF Mrs. Dr. James l.. CJaiwick
TIE Court Holse COi.In issOn las decided upon the
,Inns for the new Courl House Pcmberton Square
submitted by Mr. GEORGE H. Clouch which are the result
of ne architects labor FOR ten years notable feature
Of the building hc system of inner courts arranged To
give light and air. Ihc building. - 1t STRETCHES ont TO
ri ,nt ana left OF tho pavilion. IS three sorcs hiE
with fiat roof There VIII bo six entrances, th" Back
Maria entrance included Corridors extend around the
Interior tho hiiidus similar to those IN tue ne"
United states Coust House.
The funeral Of the Res. Rufus Es d. D.. took place
n the First Chu.ch on Rerccyst Wednesday, 1T noon
and drew forth large conf aay among which we're
many minister The Oh chatting c!crgl men occupying
III clanccl were the Row DR. J.. T.. Halo, who gave the
funeral address. the Rev. Dr. a +. Peabody. The Kew
Dr. J. II. Muri,on To Rev. Henry ". Foote aud tie
Rev Francis G.. Peabody. Among the pail bearers were
The Rev. Dr. /. H. IIcI-c, the Row lHhHpo B'"o.s tle
i.e, pr. James Freeman Clarke aud Dr. Henry
s3toustull. Among those present Wrc iIehlthi - %"
nf Harry ard: Professor g.. VI Lane Robert ir'd idhr
Henry Cabot Lol.c. william Everett. j. iiuniIst"n
Nulc1tt and Dr.. luruc OF Philadelphia Ihc remains
were taken 10 tie Cambridge Cemetery Tor Wttflhrhi
Tue Rev. George t. Ellis, II. d., thc iIstoILIu l. tue
only surviving brother.
The Institute Of ITO sophomore society at Harvard
,ne Oldest one IN college -lcrpctu2c~ itself Us cLOos
m len frcsncn ~ the end OF cacn college year, who IN
turn cun,e the succeeding EcUcr5 Tue nr7l ten from
the class OF l~-S icluGcd Charles Francis Adams, tm'
T. q. Ia.ch. Col!cy AmoIy, !. j iTa"rc' =. g N"on
man, 4. Porter, j. l.. Pardon, J. =. IookeI "t Me-"
port J. ". Appleton, ~ Sew ora, ana J.. y fhlSO' o.
Chicago. The second ten Ia, Ju,i been e!ecrI Ii,y
are r. \. BROWNE I. u. IIIliOwel, t. L. Ihiy"r, W.
Eulau; ThOHd, clyde "i Er"oAyu; th'ile' I"hIcII oi
Thililcl pima, and lazy Anderson. OF Washington.
Tho Globe Th,atc has gorgeous and tasteful. new side
cNij and we'll painted bat intensely ni-hErrrdpIr new
drop curtain. after "a-ncrs picture "i s""lA'o'''I
canon farfar, two lecture, wit. be delivered In the
fremont Tempe. gLl very promising advance sho ~
rour,C ti"kct, ha, begun to-day. ,
The theatrical events ~ o." week have been t"o- t
hcuuus ~ W. John tlil CIts short series ol standard
rucly upper OutilJus 20 tho Muse am. ana tEr Ni"I
appearances 90 Mis- Eu,iua Woke, and her company ~
tho Globe. both ~ which have drH"n very LARGE
aucfr.- to-, a. tine latter hH-e lem hos ever the
uur 10. -lpuIh.c '-, Nukr- 't~ opened ~ ihHl qWri'
c,c. r,ir,d, The iII1cuu" u vhi.I the ch'i LDn.i'
act her N,g L'"J'F wa. capt. ~
aii Zoo toe r,.rIS4-trtt 'uai" 'y Oscar Wlhg' p"i'i
willie toH e''ur ~'.ur- 0" i' hove" ~ lh' iuI'I
Venue" 1Hc latter ir"c ms made 1000 immense ~ u
uiIyrl by Mi, Nukr.. NJ. Nc'uun 6Iy..nlith ana M
Inorp.: Iruiss dane /, vucurc a-HtI aud again ana
Tho i.r, "a, for nightly rel su'ion ON lrr-d'y even
WIN "Sir.icia." wll.h hu Is now SchrHc"ty ami
u--l l]oN,lt rcuciT'iu-.