New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-21
BOSTON,.
sPOKES FROM THE HUB. PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL.

SPOKES FROM THE HUB. PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL.
trRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE rhlbuShI
BosToY, June 20.-The engagement Is an
nounced OF Mr. Fletcher Ranney young lawyer son ol
Representative A. A. Ranney, and Miss Amy Porter OF
Haverhill. Mass.
Mas Appleton has issued cards for the marriage OF her
sister Miss Aico Appleton, and Mr.. George " L.
Meyer at Trinity Church, in Lenox, Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock wedding breakfast will follow az NILES
Appetons house at noon. to which large nu'noer vi
guests from Boston. Newport and Leno1 are bdoen'
The bride is named for her aunt oorn Alice Mason, tno
dvoreed wife OF Charles On the evening OF tho
same day Miss Appleton and Mr.. McKim, OF New-forK'
Will DO married home by clergyman OF anothor
denomination and both sisters, who have rarely teen
.eparated since they became orphans VIII leave Lehoh ~
tho same time upon their respective wedding Journeys
The Younger With her husband will spend her money
moon nj Manchester-by the-sea, joining her Sscr u
MFR MoKim later at Lenox for the rest OF the season
Afternoon receptions garden parties have broken
ont rs sort OF epidemic In oil the suburban toWhs anu
tho Invariably pleasant weather. nst too warm mas
greatly favored them. Mas Parkman sister OF Francis
Porkrnan gave large at their house In JAMAICA
Plain In compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Teniplenan
Coolidge Mr. Parkmans younger daughtorl' VINO nave
returned home i've years sol0urh Ia farls az
CamDriIge Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Asa Gray anu h
Mira t;curgo l.. GOOdale gave garden party NJ tno
beautiful Botanic GardeDs TO which over lzoy peope
bdcn medallion Of rro .n one ~ ss reet
ton rooms, and attracted general attention anu coi
men e,v rni,copa Church OF ST. Mark at South
horn Mass OF hoh Rev. Waldo Burnett rector,
VIII be the scene Of peculiar interest @ syed ~ hi:
aaugIter's Mrs. Edward Burnetts, summer homo AZ
saafhboro will be present, aud as u welcome home
nsco urogramme h as been prepared In which Wulf o.
4 Erie. npd Adamowsky will take prominent Part Ino
church will be decorated with proiusion oi via hoWes
Three weddings occurred on Thursday OF consurrapl1
interest TO Boston society people Ihat OF Miss n
satseant and Dr. George Hayward was at 81 john
ua,nor,l Chapcl In Cambridge ut O'Clock, at whIch
Bishop Doanc New-York, assisted by Dean cray, ~
Cambrtdge oiiciated. DR. aud Mrs. Hay watu VIII
so@nJ the summer at Bar Harbor. at desert AT salem
that afternoon the Rev tndioott Peabody and miss
saen NJ 80 that evening Mr. Francis Tuckerman and
Miss Alice ID. Leavitt were married
one the most interesting Of tie ~ iS cast Of
uHn icL after i've years will meet and dine at the
fremont House Tuesday evening , e ION @e%seSs All
iy1sg IL il expected that John osgood sargent OF
Iii he abe 10 preside Mr.. sargent Is oyerseer OF
,ha colegr representing New York. rs Charleinagne
nj. city on the board The living
bers OF this notable class are Inomas =; Anoy' 1G
| Of cambridge the Rev. Nathan ". Mnnroe OF Green
aed Mass Charles d Appleton, Of Wasn,ns'Gn' tne
/ Rev J. r. searns, OF Newark, n; j.; ana *; IL gar
diner of Gardner Maine. Dr. Robert W. Hooper o.,
Bo.ton, the falher-in-iaw OF John Adams. who died
| recently Was a prominent iucnber of this class
Tn family of the late George 1eknor have Presented
"a the library OF tho Massachusetts, Historical Society
over a hundred volumes and two hundred valuable
| D,muhlets Ex-Mayor amuol O. Cobb has donated Tor
me cbuet three relics by the late Eobert treat
Paine lust before his death consisting OF his grand
fathers watch, which ho wore July q ITO piece o.,
pS,cuth X ana a medal awarded to his son, Robert
rsa Paine r In 1894 for ode ut tho opening OF the
| drAt theatre In Boston.
The anniversary meeting OF the bunker mn monument
" IJocoin ono of the presidents, In the chair
letter was read from Robert g. winthrop president OF
,ba asSoc,at,r declining re election. Speeches were
nads Inv Amos A. Lawrence another c. the yice-presl
dents BY samuel H. Russell. and others after which
S.nar,I Charles leyens chosen president In tho
nIace OF Mr. Winthrop, and j. Huntington Wolcot,
| -. nre,ident ia place OF General Dovens. "
| MIR T. O. Goodwin made the greatest effort OF MS
ute ON "Wednesday night the place being the Boston
n.arc and the occasion special benefit 10 Mr. Frazer
| Center The play Richard ILL., Mr: Louis James
nayng Gloser IN tho first act, Mr. Louis Adrch IN inc
esnd aud fourth the beneficiary In the third and Mr.
Coodvin i'm the last His performance wa' huge our-
| ies1ue on tho old fashioned meodranatlo style,
asnaciav in the death where the ancient one
over and one under sword business was interrupted Tor
The combaiants to parako Of beer. which glded Oh In
49, ike fashion IRON the wings upon traveller"