New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-17
BOSTON.
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BosToN May 16.--The important engage
ment OF the week is that OF Miss Julia Appleton, OF
Beaoon-s and Lenox and Mr.. McKim. the architect OF
New-York. The marriage OF Miss Alice Appleton, the
OF Miss Julia Appleton. and Mr.. George Won L.
Meyer OF Bcacon-st will take place the last OF June at
the country house OF the sisters at Lenox which house
by the way OF the finest in that region OF fine houses
was designed by Mr.. NcKim
The HarrGrd Advocate undertaken to raise fund
among the undergraduates OF the college to keeI the
search Information regarding John Harvars history
undertaken by Mr. Waters, OF the NewEngland Historic
Genealogical Society.
The Cambridge Dramatic Club has Just ended its tenth
probably last season. having been dspossessed OF
tbs cosey theatre IL had built for itself in OF the old
workshops OF the State Arsenal In its time various
professors and OF the unversty-Greenough.
Jackson Der aud Tcknor together with many ladies OF
prominent sociSl position, among them Mss Eliot the
Misses Longrellow, Miss Horsford and Miss Devens,-
have appeared In its performances Many standard
comedies have been played upon it, boards the first and
last OF its nifty evenings having been given TO Sherdans
Critic" Tho club commemorated tho close OF its
career by o dinner ut YOungs Hotel Monday night ut
which President Eliot and several OF the professors
already named responded to toasts Mr.. John p Hop
kinson President Eliots brother-in-law, presided.
The name OF Mr.. John X. Dun. OF ck-specua,ion
celebrity, before the Supreme Court this week
that OF tho respondent in libel for divorce. The
alleged i'm Mrs. Duhs petition cruelty and
drscrOn IL was IN evidence that Mr. Du1 was at times
harsh and arbitrary that for time prior To his
failure no had virtually mado his ZONE IN New-Iork and
that since then no had lived ON a farm in Maine. The
heard in chambers, and no opposition being
offered tho Judge gave decree for the Deln awarding
her the control OF the children.
The julius Crsar OF which the Harvard students 20
play acts in sanders Theatre Is beginning
10 be talked OF 10 approaches. and seats
Theatre pupils and Mr.. Barretts Boston organization,
but Mr.. H. ID. Jones, the Instructor In eiOcuOu ut iiar
ward. who rotaius ItHy for himself that they will
not Oyerpower that orator The costumes are in charge
VI Professor GrcenOugh, aud great has been
every important detail brilliant and interest
ing performance Is anticipated.
Inc annual meeting OF the society or Arts held d
ths Institute OF Technology thursday night, the
OI the meeting coatIed IN the address OF Mr. T.
L. COtre. OF NewIOrk, chief engineer OF The Tehuan
tepee ship rail gay, which related Ia the practcabiity
anu commercial features OF the project Tor transporting
vessels overland between the Atlantic and Pacific
by the way OF tho Isthmis Of Tchuantepcc.
Mr.. Day has done an enormous business at tho
Museum. The advance sale Tor this week, i've
evenings OF which \ Night Oa has been given,
the largest known ut regular prices aud tho house
has been crowded with the best audiences Boston
furnish Tonight Tor the only time She Would and
She Would Not and 4 WOmln's Won't" will end the
season of two weeks on Monday ng at the first
performance OF a Night on" the calls for Mr.. Daiy
prolonged that that gentleman finally appeared
before the iootlghts aod made short 81 eech Nat
uray the Park Theatre has felt the effect OF this but
Mr. Nallack has been doing u better business WIN
Diplomacy" than he did the first week with Impulse
Next week Days Beg Bonanza Will DO gwen at the
Museum with the home company
The popular concerts at this Music Hall increase
steadily favor and patronage ant Herr NeuendOrt Is
making the best OF impressions both with programmes
and performances; he has had particularly good fortune
with his Wagner and Mcycrbeer selections and his
,uuCguuslC.