New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-22
BOSTON,.
sPOKES FROM THE HUB. SOCIAL AND PER



,vpoN Az occ AstoyAI CORRESPONDENT TIE TR1BUNEl
BosToN, Nov. 21.-Lord and Lady Brabazon,
Of London are guests of George Chase OF Beacon
At Lord Iirahaz0n, who is president OF the "orkhs
mems Club England addressed the frlehuleSo "i''
Society OF st. Paufs Church, recently.
The first meeting OF the season OF the kounu Ieoro
Club met last Thursday. President Thomas wentworth
Uigginson in the chair. General +. A. walker read
paper on Socialism which discussed by Professor
w T. Harrs the Rev Brooke Herford Mr.. Robert Treat
Paine and others-
secretary Endicott has been in during the week
trying case before the United States Court
The wedding OF Miss Edith Paine. eldest daughter OF
Mr. Robert Treat Paine and Mr. John Humphreys
storer at Trinity Church. Wednesday Mt noon attracted
a large and fashionable company. The Rev Phiiilps
Brooks ociatcd Tho great chance was mass OF forms
and TROPICAL plants and the baptsmsl font was covered
with roses. There ten nshers The bridesmaids
who arc all society girls, were Miss Natalie "hltwe'
Miss Mabel Quincy the Misses Lyman the Misses sears
Misc storer and Miss Paine Mr.. Franz Storer' tue
groom's b. other best The bride wore "hite
satin gown, with tulle veil and orange blossoms
reception followed the ceremony at Mr. Panes house
Mr. Paine has presented to his daughter the house In
Mt yernon-st in which she born and which VIII be
the future home OF the young couple.
MI Nathan Appleton who since July has been visiting
tho various cities of South America, with view u
stndying their commercial facilities has spent the past
month in Panama examining the canal works, ana Will
to Boston In tlme lot lndnkHRNlHk'
p W. "a H caS TS M Hq the
bay aOpR Rev 8T Dr. PAU
Carus OF Germany, Miss Elizabeth 7. Peabody ana
NJ. and Nine Durand (IIenry Gr6v1le) are the social
and literary lions OF the week. They arrived from New
House on wednesday their old friend aud country man
ths artist Oudinot gave small bteaxtast IN ned u, S
bridge dang liter met Mme Durahd IN fars Iast
year gave large reception Tor them IRON 70 -, uuG's
ETC, Ia IaeOa
well known social aud literary circles Among those
danShi.r Mr.. julia Anaguos Mr. W. u. Ho sels the
Rev samuel Longfellow Professor Gould. Professor
Bochcr Professor @. NJ Lane. Mr.: and Mrs r. r.
Whpple Mis-. Nora Perry. Mrs. Ole Bull, Colonel l. W.
icsslnscn, Dr. A. r Peabody, Miss Ionse lmogen
Miss Eilzaboth f. Peabody Mrs. Louis eassiz and Mr.
b. II Ticknor Mime. Durand's American publisher. Tue
d,tlngulshrd author charmed everybody BY her rare
conversational powers and her genial manner; on
Monday afternoon Mn 9rato mreepoaSn a ama bs
and br husband a reception Mt tho fremont liou,
Friday evening Nine. DurAnd VIII make her nrst Pubic
appearAnce at Chokering Hall when she Will give hoI
there has been almost iu theatncal matters tails
weak. and the public Il apparently holding oIA TOT p n
Cogh' an has drawn To our Joan at the Park tue
largest and fashionable audiences OF the week.
and the res- has spoken tavoraby o her and her
play MIR Jefferson at the Globe aud tho Florences az
tho Museum have drawn fairly Well ahd Ia, lniiet VII
The Mikado presented al the Hollis street Theatre
does not attract great acgs+i tnS
IA n near substitute At the Howard Ahenguni new
fri.h Law constructed on conventional lines by walter
Eeynoli- has proved good acting piece aud Hugh Fay
dos. vol 10 the title role Danny Dom.
il i. unde. stood that Mr. Neucudorh has given his
company AZ the Biou Theatre their oui weeks notice
and hat the house will then revert to the management
OF Mr. Hastings
A new pianist Frau Anna Clark steniTer OF Berlin,
ha. mado a fine first impression at tho SYMPHONY
I Concerts
Mr.. Lillian Norton over l. 70 return TO the concert
stage and Miss Nedora Henson Il Appearing IN bureau
entertainments with husband, Walter Emerson. the
cornotl,t
Nh George Hidll is giving short course ot Iniscel
,urous morning readings lt the Hawthorne Rooms ana
IA brought out the first time IN BosOm Miss Maud
Ilow6s story. Golden Mcshes,' written Tor hllni II Is
mrodramaiio AMI mrid dealing principally win
seduction and suicide. and has not with scarcely
succ,s fsimc.
Tho sale for the first week OF Mary Anderson NJ
tho Globe began Thursday morning The scale OF prices
ha, been reduced from NeWIor standard. the best
seats being II 30 and general admission 20 cents 10y
noon - 900 worth Of tickets had been sold Miss
| Anderson will doubtless have large audiences.