New-York tribune., 1886-05-23
BOSTON,.
sPOKES FROM THE HUB, SOCIAL AND PER-
SONAl.

SONAL.
TyRoM A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
BosTON, May 22.-The exodus from the city
OF the world has begun In earnest and every
week more and of the familiar faces are missed
from their accustomed hauns. large number OF peo-
ns came back to town on Wednesday to attend tho wel
ding OF Mr. Felix Rachemann, OF LenOX and Miss Julia
M,not daughter OF Dr. Francis Mino. which was SOL
emnized at Kings Chapel at noon. Tho Rev.
Henry W. FOOte 0iiiGiatcd. Miss Rachemann
sister of tho groom was maid OF honor' anu
the Misses Bake and Bullard were bridesmaids.
or apuroacng weddings there many the I'd Of June
.ecminy TO he an especially tavorte date. On that day
Mr. j. ID. Henley Luce. OF Mt Vcrnon-st ami Miss
Davis daughter OF the late Admiral Davis anu sister Oh
Mrs Henry Cabot Lodge, will be married at Christ
Church, Cambridge at o'clock Tho marriage OF MT.
sherman Uoar, youngest of Judge f. lockwood
Joar and Miss Caroline Prescott Wood will DO cee-
brated on the evening OF that day at the Unitarian
Church in Concord. A reception will follow
At Mr. Woods house. Mr. j. q. Cuppcs. the
publisher. and Miss Nichols, OF Haverhill
will bo married Juno .. at the brides home
on June also the Rev. H. Price Collier, of bingham.
eldest son OF Rev. Laird Collier d. d., Will be mar
ri.d 10 Miss Gertrude Dame. of Commonwcath-ave.
Later I'm June comes wedding OF Mr. John f. Thayer
Youngest OF the late Nathaniel Thayer, ana MISS
Evelyn Forbes. OF Clinton Mass Cards are Just out
for the marriage Trinity Church June ,. at noon. OF
Miss Mary Perkins, daughter OF Mr. Thomas H. Perkins,
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breakfast at Mr. Pcrknss house after tho ceremony
Tho ENGAGEMENT was announced this week OF Mr. Thomas
Asplnwa OF BrOOklinc. and Miss Alice Iownc daughtei
of Nh George H. Towne. also of Brookiine. MI aud
Wrs francis l. Amory are spending their honeymoon at
Nowpor where they Will occupy the Carrettson cottage
until Mrs. IIcyar takes possession Ia July Inc req oi
tue season hey viii spenI at Nahan as guests OF MIS-.
Charles II. Minot. Mrs Amory's mother. .ro..
Mr. Frederick Douglass gave MS lecture on " JOnh
Brown" for TIE first time IN ioSton AT the Msr in, @
Thursday afternoon. The audience was @ mo'soS M % m.o
and arle one Governor iso2hsoh ntrVuucou t.c , cc.
urcr. Yesterday afternoon Mrs \. NJ MOshcr 81 Gam
bridge gave a reception III honor OF Mr. and Mrs Doug
lass, VINO have Oeen her guests during mo week ner
InusIcrOOn was hed Wlth dlstlhI'i,ueu CON,
Hedge Colonel TIlggnson Professors Lane and lors-
iord OF Harvard; Professor benjamin Could inc Kew
Mrs Ionsc Ch nGlor Mouon Mrs Louis Agassiz. Will
lam Lloyd Garriron Mss Elizabeth 7. Peabody, aud
hosts OF others. Mr. DOUGLASS Is guest OF tho Massa
cAusctts Club al their monthly dlhucr TINS aiIerhOoH'
The ncw club has formally taken possession OF
It's rooms In Conrts. ana opened them with reception
whcrca speeches and songs had their part with rev
more material delights. The club starts under good
auspices AS It's membership lis bears the nest te % nnu
who have made their mark as editors owners anu
%apagSIs s as "S for az en"nes to- win their spurs
The sixth meeting OF the Browning Society (Which is
Brun~wick TUESDAY afternoon. Colonel T. W. Hsgn.
son viii read The Flight OF the Duchess" which will
lie discussed later AT the close of the meeting there
viii be socia reunion aud tea Will be served:
There has been good deal Of ieiiown in thea theatrical
salvni scarcely replaced even Win win me General I
tnarics L. Davis's Arm Jo,'yn. Park Saints
and sinners" has, however. upheld the standard OF
strong, honest and truthful dramatic work and the
play might easily have had long run II previous ar,
rangements did not compel the substitution OF "sealed
Instructions OH Monday. The Carleton company have
not made much Of an impression with - lhe Lrun
Majors Daughter" and Will br succeeded at the
Hollis street next week by "Pcpita,' which Mr.. HlH
promises shall he given as handsomely as IN New YORK
B.lou Miles ~ Barton nave round drawing piece
az last IN "Nim" which is just finishing lis fourth
week. The rcvos ing stGgea kind OF horizontal tread
mill-vcs hint of genuine motion to the err
Gus scene, which Is in itself Of the most absurd
things seen on the stage.
The concerts by the symphony Orchestra arc doing
well, although many familiar faces are to be missed OF
nabes whose fear OF city taxes sent them ouuto
the country the May. The programmes are ght
Of course: Mr. Gericke. however. draws the line
al Strauss, Launer Gungl ana the regular waiz and
march writers, although LIE Is by no means caTy ot
balr1bnf Deliues Dvorak Brahms and other authors
of nigh standing Mr.. Arthur foote has strongly and
favoraby impressed the musical puDic hy Two new
compositions suite for strings played at the last
Music Hall concert. and the other setting OF lhe
Farewell OF Ilawatha" tor baritone, solo, mae chorus
and orchestra, written for and sung by the Apollo CuO
az their ast concerts. While tney not great
works. they have original melody, good orchestraton
and thcmatc treatment and will DO permanent credit 70
American composition. Nine LIN Lehman Is 10 sing at
the next Saturdays Music Hall concert