New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-31
DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY PAGES

TIL. br,de xas oveu away bv her father, and the Rev
Henry Allen, OF Church Of the Mrssiah onc'aen
| The MARRIAGE Of Mr. Hugh x. Norman. son OF MI
George L. Norman, of Boston aud Newp'r and MISS
uora Prud All. took place ST. JOnn Episcopal Church
Gloucester Wednesday at noon IL was duet anair no
cards mad been aud the company was confined u
the relatives aud Intimate friends The young couple
left for NewYork Afternoon fromlwhenoe thoy
sail for Europe.
| The marriage OF Miss Agnes Devrns and Mr. Thomas
| Osnornr Of Auburn ~ ", mrmher Of the Harv'ri
clsss Of "a Mt the First Church. Cambridge
Wednesday, night tns Nv. q. H. Han oiicI stlng Tho
BRIDE who was gwen away by her uncle Judge Ch're'
Drven-, ond IN Ter mammoth marrlnH' -pe mA'o VI
o X raves decoralei with chry sautbrmums. Inc wv"
mia nieces OF the hrIne were bridesmaids reception
took place la or Mr.. vrnss 20 'se in ox'ords inc
ushcrs were George Agasiz. Howard Eliot j. otor'
ror r. T. Coolidge and W. H. Good win. Ir. Among tue
guests we're President AMI NJ. Eliot, Jams Russell
Lowell Mr. aud Mrs. Y. II. Dana, in ige and Mrs. Low
ell Mayor and Mr. II s~e. Professor and Mrs Green
ousn ard John II. Osborne ami family, Of New-York
The MARI age OF Miss Mary Hamilton Hill. daughter
OF Hamilton lonzo HILL and granddaughter OF the late
p.v Cb.ndter gobblns and OF the late Rev. Aonz"
Hill d. d. II Worcester AMI j. Randolph Coolidge ]r''
took place at Kings Chapel THURSDAY at r. IN. In"
rreargreai randfahrr Of the bridegroom was rhoma'
J.f.rson President II Uni,ed States The Rev. IL.
". Foote performed the ceremony.
Abanoust complimentary to Henry Cabot Lodge was
given ut Exchange Hail. Lynn. Tuesday Night ny the
1884 Lodge Cadets Lieutenant- Governor ues, ex-
Mayor Grsenhalge. OF l. wrence, aud ". H. Moody "i
H,verill, among the invited guests At the CLOS
of the dinner there we're nve-mnute speeches by tn
special guests
The full amount Of the bonds issued to purchase the
Country Club property ut clyde Park. S5O000. nave
been prom ptly taken ny the m-pbers IL Is und-r-ooh
that the price ali for the cun nous" AMI grounds was
II 80 OO0 leaving 100000 Tor Improvements 10 anu
around The and stables The cub mas never noch
IN such prosperous condition.
No prn OF public improvement of late has attracted
more wde-- prrnd attention III the past ol propcrN-
holders In the Back Bay district than has the scheme
Tor Tho extension Of Conmonwesh-svr The plan IS 10
tak- Brieht"nHvr and widen II 10 width 81 2oo ire'
ana JON T%. viii sora superb dry way
from Public Gardens 10 the gate 1T Chestnn' III
II IA one Of the most desirable public improvements
which been Of late years and 1t looks as
n 1t would be accomplished
great deal OF dissasfaciion Ia expressed win the
system which the .9ns sommltte" Propose TO a"p.
for d-r bung tue tickets for the literary exercises al
the Harvard College criebraton There are 400 seats
III the upper gallery OF Sanders. Thratre and these are
occupied by LADIES' the rest II" the house Deng TO-
'erved for the alumni ond Others who form thr pfoces
sin. circular which ~ was distinctly
SAID thrs ladies' tickets were procurhhie In tue
on the dsy In IMMORTAL H.ll-tbst Is. bv RENTING
the price in advance anu calling for me answer
been exprctei. the prospect OF hearing an
Grafton by l. well aud bv Holmes brought In de-
n ands FOR many than 400 seats. where"pon tn
committee. instead Of stopping the sale and vIvine the
The first applicants. has kept on receiving ap
plcatIons and money. ard now ann unc - It's lnttioh
the by lot. Tine Indignation or the
carly applicants Is dee p. and there some person~
talk Of taking -sai steps To eDlon any dl.pO-
81 the tickets oh-r than according 70 the term
OF the CIRCULAR The committee Is gong TO try ard
ayoId returning all the money and giving tcke
gratis those who lucky In the proposed RAM;
bui this lot accepted any NOR" nearly rghJ or
legal n trouble litigation ensnes II Will only
vdual graduates have much pride IN
credit % the college TO bring up any qnes-
might cloud the festivities In tho eye OF the
public
Tho theatres have been crowded all tho wrek-the
Hollis Street with AdonIs" the Museum with llarbor
Lsb.s," ana the Park with d" A Pirlor Match 1ls>
Cog sn has with her AT the Globe,
by nerself than nor Company, however anu
Ne~sr Robson and Crane also at the Boston Theatre
Mr. wilson Barrett awaited with great expecrations
or Tuesday night, ard his " Hamlet" and "Claudian
will only important dramatic ev~nts OF the week.
he only change OF bill being that Denmsn Thomp-
son puis up "The Old Homestead " AZ the Boston
Theatre.
Mr. Gerche brings out tonight a. the symphony con-
cert - pianof'rte concerto by Mr. H. III. uuss, OF
New York, aud 10 chm's HUM ria Violin concerto
is played by the concert master. KneiseL