New-York tribune., 1885-07-05
BOSTON,.
sPOKEs FROM THE HUB, PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL.

SOCIAL.
iYroMa Az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT TRIBUNE !
BosToY, July 4.-Most of the prominent
Unitarian ministers have city their
homes The Z. y. Hale has Joined his family at his
ut Matunuc Rhode Island the RevJames Free
man Clarke, and tho Rev. Henry ". Foots OF Kings
chapel their summer homes at Magnolia and the
Rev. DR.. Bartol is with his artist daughter az their
cottage at Manchester by-theSea. The Rev. r. Laird
Collier D. d. who is supplying his sons pulpit tthe Rev
H. Price Collier ut bingham for two months, Is at
Nantasket. The Rcv. Brooke Herfori. and the Rev.
Rufus Ellis. d. D.. sre In Europe.
The wedding OF Miss Florence Hoar TO Mr.. NJ r. Lock-
wood Bradford OF Springfield drew together III CONGO rd
on Wednesday great many friends and relatives,
among whom Of representatives or the other
branches OF the Hoar family, tho Hon. William NJ
Evarts Judge and 5Irs George ". Brooks, Mrs Ralph
Waldo Emerson and Miss Ellen Emerson. The Rev. DIR.
Grnda Reynolds ofciated and marriage took place In
tho Unitarian Church Mr.. George Morton. Of Spring
field, the best man, and ushers Messrs Sher
man Hoar, Daniel G. French che SCULPTOR and l. L.
Gilmore OF Concord and Messrs A. ID. L. Danielson, f.
r. Child and f. A. Greene. OF Providence. Immediately
after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs Bradford left Concord
for short homo tour preparatory TO sailing on the llh
instant for Europe. where they will pass the summer.
The only regret which General and Mrs. Logan carried
away from Boston must have been that thoy could
accept all the attentions offered them. Invitations
we're rendered up the very Of their departure
and they drove through the streets tho greatest In
tercst and respect shown Their visit TO e1 Gov
erpor Long at Hingham and their excursions to
Planters Hi and other historic points In that locality
evidently grated them greatly The speech before the
Norfolk Club made the best IMPRESSION not only upon
those who heard 1t. but generally in the community VINO
took 10 the reports
The Puritan Clnb Will soon take possession Of the OLD
Ia-ig mansion Mount vernon-st. which 10 to be
altered somewhat to 1T II for It's new nse- THIS cub.
which Is kind OF Junor5 botophhas tor its preiaeht
Mr. John O. Ropes. and lis nemDeTnlIp-lnostly
among yonng mcn-now numbers 276 names.
The great desire what would be the performance
I'm the Eastern Yacht Clubs regatta Tursday OF the
old America and the new Purlian-whOse designer Mr.:
their Official lmessurcr-brougt together the steamer
Twilight which had been secured FOR the members and
their guests, unusually large company. lhe member
ship Of the club Is IarSe runnins up 20 1oo, ana rs
annual outing gathers aros all the society people who
arr IN town summering nj any not inconvehcnt
distance from town Bat those who were not good
sailors their coming, Tor very uncomfortable
Of the preceding day. aud a good many ladle.
dncludins. some say; the prcttiest girl OF aiD
boat touched. and Others ut Marble head
The new steamer Meteor followed tho race. with
he little light for the heavy rollers aud got
easonaly the trou Ii OF the sea- but she showed
faster record II engineer had chosen to push her at
all Her boilers have been tested MP to 300 pounds
vas not thought hest 10 carry over 10.
Miss Murireo Is 1ittng from point to point OF the
her hearts Content Part OF this week she passed
at Beverly. since leaving swanpscoii and will probably
Miss Nor, Perry Will also pass most OF her summer a,
the seaside and has made arrangements 10 send sOme
correspondence to Sew-YOrk and other Journals.
General Francis A. Walker hes been hearing many
happy returns of the day all the week his forty fifth
birthday having fallen ThGr-day. July >. IIo is
man of rather striking personal appearance robust AMI
square ~ build. with dark. forcgn aspect suggestive
OF power in his general bearing. and
his manner capable OF much courtluc--. which makes
lin a great fsyorfe IN socsiy. He strongly reminds
one on a qaick Wow % Mr.. John Boyle OReilley. a
ltfn president Of Cornell University viii prevail
make the Institute Of Technology for aot ogy
Is his POSI- there sufficiently Irh!r AMI rcinuncr
atyc be is Of the high regard Of his Students
who had him CdidHiuonO as well gOoI instructor
aud "A luiicinu- di-ciplinsrian.
loan collection of pictures IL added FOR the summer
Ia the REGULAR gallery OF the Museum OF Fine Arts.
Amor tho contributors Mrs. Caroline Inppnn Mr..
Martin rimmrr Mr.. John i. More. SIR. Henry T. Dali
ton and Mrs Charles Webb Howard OF san Francisco,
who .idug householder In Boston during the
underKrnduate term 0f her sOus III college.
II IL propsre 10 hold meeting TO discuss questions
of agriculture weeks hence. Professor &. :. sar
cent OF Harvard director of the Harvard Arhortuin
Ia bc active In tho matter, and Mr Eknr wright, who
hs een much Interested In the prescryatiun or the
MiidoseN Eel Will also partcp te IL all prob !by
Mis-. III zNbrih Bryant Johnston. author OF The His
torc Portraits Washington II In Boston, visiting the
Hl.ses Pope OF BOy-ion-st. two OF tho prominent |
women physicians OF the city.
Mis- fIube IA stuart Phelps IS In her quiet nnd re-
tired cottage in nook az last Gloncester Her father
Prof s~or Austn Phelps OF AndONer goes with the rest
oi The family 10 Mount Desert -
Sir James Russell Lowell spent Monday nj his own |
estate at ElmwOvd IN Canbridgethe ntst tine he has
Mr. Francis f. Abbott. OF Cambridge the ossayist. |
goes this week Nonquit for tho summer He reads
,per at the Concord hoo of Philosophy july 3O-ls
Incr Lowell snis for Europe with his family to-day.
Mr Charles Longfslow. son OF the poet has gone 10 |
apau 10 ion his friend Or. {. q. Weld Together they
intend 10 make two years tour.