New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15
BOSTON,.
sPOKFS FROM THE HUB. SOCIAL AND PER
SONAL

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trRoM Az oCc lsGoVAL CoRGEsPoYpES: or THE TRIBUNE
BosToN, Nov. 1i.-An engagement of interest
was annougccd last SATURDAY; that OF Mr. Philip
pur,arcsa Whoaand OF George Whcatlahd, jr. and
Miss Alco Pratt, daughter OF Mr. L. EertOn Pratt ana
granddaughter OF the late Enlus Choatn.
The Tavern Club gayo OF It's characteristic
dinners last Wednesday, at its cosey o5telry at whicl
were present ~ guests Of honor James Rns-"ll Lowell
Professor Charlos Eliot Norton and T. H. Aldrich Mr.
w. D. Howells the president, was ut thc heal OF the
t,hc During the evening Mr.. II. G. Porter, who has
ln,t returned from his studio at Newport and Mr. u, G.
Muulg arranged very clever luprnmptn tahleal5
Mrs Clara Erakluo Clement Waters Is tr,nalatlng
Henri Grcvlo's novel for Messrs Tichnor ~ 60.
Sir Russ Turner's wator-cO!Ors were removed from
Doh Eirha7s- art gallery to-day 10 make way for an
exhibition OF sketches and paintings Of John Tempcman
Coolidge 81 Mr.. Coolidge, who Is son in-law OF
Francis Parman. has been studying art with Charles
Dnrant in Paris several years aud this Is hs first exhbl
ton in this country.
Tho november meeting AMI dinner o, the Unitarian
Club n the Ven Tome. Wednesday evening was made
specially interesting by the presentation Of fine paper
hy the Rev. Thsudorc G. Williams, Of All souls, New
York upon How sc can bpst Keep or Guns people
IA tho Unitarian faith" Tie Rev. Dr. Barto the Rev.
g. L. Halo ont others discussed The paper Inter-
Tho marriage of Mis- Alice NJ Jordan. daughter OF the
Well-known merchant. Mr.. Ebcn y. jordan md Mr.
Arthur wellesley Foster. Of Lancashire England. was
,ne imtortint wedding ~ the veck 1t place a.;
i.u? Tt,'ip. Gr1t, or,ici tt,,l MI Fret erich G.
fo.tor brother OF the was best man Among The
u-her- were Mr. Duncan HOdsou. .! EnSlAnd MIR.
Imam Sln o, az Nrw YORK aud Mr. Hall Me Nli, ter.
~ San Tr,nri,co \ lar.e reception followed ut Nj.
JorIans horsc ID Beacon st. Tue young couple vii!
Nr Cyra. Cobb ha, finished the clay model o: the
statue ~ Abbott Lawn nee ihe hSre !, rlSht ie" "
HIGH and Will cnst lr1lI Sl%OnO 20 10000 IL Will
robably bo paced In liberty square.
Tnc Hyopia cab iold f1v hunt in The suburbs Mon
day nftsriiuon Fourteen huuuds wero given sccOt
m riders we're HtutA abhL lolEc. IIduCl0
rcabniy Ucorsc Won L. Meyer. William r. Weld George
T"s,ni All Inc rirr, -,yn Mr. Weld flushed the run.
which WA. three miles 81 rough country.
nj, hardly premature 20 lay mat the Hollis Street
-ucr tho opening Night tue h"nsc have mo-" been large
CA Monday tnrtO great crow l. but tllr society
being able return the names "f 'Ouhclusu municipal
officials aad Professional. apart from the Governor aat
whom the aueuco friy IN synV1hN That It gave
hun an ovation OF cheers, Tho house u-el IS
iudsputuby hcnuul lud cummnlous ana lts acoustics
perfect. lu 1t IS In locality wtoh j. thn exact reverse
Tho E@S Mr. Hnvcls Of England. Is attracting very
large ,tlu.ushr audiences "a hs lHWc Institute
cnLre OF lecture. upon Music and Morals rney
mol too ab,triso to 10 popular aud humorous and
tho hrIr.y laugh he often dra from ms hppeClHuNo
ndrc cr !, WEIR yar, .maE m + nto ans and comSo
quantity peculiar kind Of boot on one foot lliS
hair 10 black "a q coal. aud very louI whisEcr1 ditto
Ito sperpcualy Ia motion viii ccurng mo, ing hands
aud fsot alike and no has hc funniest way OF rolling ny
his wnlt1 handkerchief into solid htll ami tossing II
run hand 10 hand. when he eet, specially worked up
Ills words y out az hs mouth iiAo shot iiOin gum lie
even tls. faster IN rush OF excitement thnn Phillps
Irnok. and d., cuuuciutuu clearer lie IL receiving
very nAterur attentions nero from t"c best coplc who
crowd % his lectures
Mr. Hrnenduifts Fat CharTer. well known to New
York 10 In - original German version mas necn very
welt brought by HIM at the BUOn aud Will probably
do wrll when DuNoonriy cat uUt from IT,
Nine JauuC noWsky lcr Trufrrr In u AMI has been
niurn appauled nightly. Miss Janet Ednont-nn, Mr.
Tessendcn aud Mr.. BGbcock are nll good. = new
pianist Frau CLARK Striunger of Berlin, makes hor
American debut at the symphony Concert 10 night with
tup fourth Beethoven concerto; she comes highly recon-
incnde,. Tho EloTcuccs open ~ the Museum tber rst
engagement there Monday. Miss Rose Co2hlan
comes to the Park with Joan. and Jefferson opens ut
the Globe = furtu sht's enga cement