New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-15
.SPOEES FROM THE HUB.

BosroN. Feb. 14.-The marriage of DR.. MOT
ton Prince. son OF ex-Mayor F. o. Prince, ana MISS
tanpy thgow Payson OF Salem, took place this arter
noon at 4 O'Clock at et Peters Church in SALEM a
rcc.ption followed at house Of Mr. george fespoy
I'm washington Square. large party OF relatives al"
friends from Boston attended the reception
Ccueral Francis A. Walker follows Mr. Edward sian
wood in course of twelve Lowell Institute lectures OH
The United States as seen In the oenSuS' iAo ~
lecture was given Tucsday evening.
Two handsome dinner parties were given Mt the Soiner
set Club this week: On Monday night by MT Arthur
Roch with covers fourteen and on Inesday.Snt ny
Mr Francis I. Amory the rrominent lawyer.
The annual meeting OF the Eastern Yacht Club was
held at the Parker House Tuesday evening" when the
following officers were tor the new year. Henry
: Uovev Commodore; J. Maleolm Forbes, Vice-'on-
modore: william +. Weld. Rear-Comm oiorr; Edward
burgess secretary; Patrick T. Jarkson jr treasurer
The monthly meeting Of tho Round Table Club was
hold at the hon,e Of Mrs. Henry Whitman, the artist
Thurs Law evening, Colonel T. W. Ig.inson the prcsi-
dent IN the chair. Mr. Henry 4. clapp, the dramatic
critic Of The Adrrscr and one Of the rrest shakespear
am scholar, m the country read PAPER upon Orheiia
and thc action In H,m.e" Mr. Clapp, by the way mas
prepared two papers npon The Time OF ohaKeSpoarcS
PLAYS" which will appear in the March ana April mum
hers OF The Atlantic. Mr. Clapp's abo anu scholarly
paper upon Henry Irving last year in me A"a"c Will
he remembered
nightly dinners have become this season one OF the
features OF fashionable social lie. gave particularly
pleasant one Tuesday evening ut which were present the
Rev Octayius b. Frothin CHAM. Mr.. and Mrs Alexander
Cochrane Colonel and Mrs. Farchi!d Colonel ana Nrs
Henry Lee, Mr. W. q. Saltonstal and others
Mr. James Morgan. OF York. has rented house
in ommonwealth- whero with his family ne Is
spendrc the winter The Misses Morgan are study ing
music.
Mrs Sebastian schesinger, Of New-York. is visiting
Mrs Charles T. Curtis, of Commonwealth ave. Mrs.
scbcsipscr ia the recipient Of much attention ha~ing
formerl, lived in Boston, where she has hosts oi friends
Mrs f. l.. Ames's ball Tuesday in honor OF her
daughter Helen the important social event OF the
wrek which has abounjcd In gaycty. The inctior OF
the house IA better adapted for large party than any
other mansion In the city. showing long vista OF hand
soinely appointed the double doors separating
the music ROOM psrnrs library arranged 80 that
they can dropped through the floors over 700 inv-
tations were issued hut the house Is spacious there
wa. abundant room dancing al The evening Flowers
were everywhere Ia prOfnsion. aud Mr. Amer having III
his yrecuhoi,rs hi. SIMMER house ~ NORTH flStoh
,he finest collection Of orchids In the country. large
onantity OF them u-ed III decoration ,.
wednesday evening ~ her house In Commonwealth ave-
consisting ~ tahenn~ and le play ispied tr1,n the
French which italy tel 10y Mt htthhr Dexter
and Mr. Robert ". Cushing ,,-
Hunt Clnh nj Odd Fellows Hall will he one ol the most
f,ahiunabl. and brilliant events of The closing season
| burv who Il master NJ the hounds. 49,,
Tne coming Dicken. Carnival in' the Interests ~ the
s. Y",ng Wom,n.s industrial Union is eni,tiug all the
ihropc interest that can te brought I" pear UPON
one Of the best charities Of III" city. The affair a~de
from nbr,t. will he most ahl Is pro'ce
o. u very large Srale II take" place Iuc-;ay evening
a, Mechanic. Hall. the LARGEST bIilding IN io"n Mf.
John n Surgi- m architect = 10 b" chirt narShh hh
Mr Howard VI Tick""r viii he master OF 'cre'nnnlrs'
o. committee are the Governor and Mayor L'eg''n
| an, Govaruor Amrs az. !. Amcs. ". q. kilder l. r.
| winnie " u. Howells. IN" Rev. James Freeman
Clarke Mr- ola Bull. William Li"yd garrison 'ne ~
| A. H. Rice Nn'han Appleton aud many others lhe
entertainment will open nj $3.50 with procession OF ooo
| people I'm Dicgcn- costume. -....-,.
The -r.gning for the pi-t two weeks has been superb
and aid. fair TO continue. The Mill tam II every
afternoon orrfcrt carnival ~ -l"lgh~ Tue roar gFo"iIS
| Ic,,.r and better As the country IL reached.
| '','' .. ,,rnn sclool Hygiene are Ia he GIVEN
under the nn.pice. Of me MasS1c1us-tt. Emergency ana
| Uygirne Association In tho hall OF thr tnSu-h nlgn
| mont physicians In town. Dr. I, II. "lhsms WIN
lecture M on the Use and Care ~ The Eyer during
school Years subject which calls for the most serious
| consideration. Dr. George IS -hntncs Mirch - VII
lecture on Drainage and DR. T. W. Draper on Heat
inr and Vct a'inn" These AMI Others go - make NJ
thp most important " professional lectures To the
! MIR Arthur Richmond Marsh. n recent graduate OF
Harvard ~" head 81 larg" prVn'e school ~ New
Tngsh TRANSACTIONS from Greek PLAYS at the house o'
| Mrs Dr. Gorham 10 Marlborost These readings are
| largely attended. . . . ,,-,-..
| was formally orened last week The drhcatory
| address was by the Rev Phillips Brooks. The home
which has hull, through the generosity ~ private
ctyeu. ha. accommodations FOR twenty ave patients
and a. the funds will the cHparltv M the inst
| tuition Among TIE trustees ~ the home are Mrs
| IT. Miss Burnett Mr. Samuel q. Smelling and Other
| well known people.
$1,000 taken a. 'he boy onre on ,hu day, IL,
look. as ~ there would be crowded house 10 welcome
him and Miss Terry