New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-21

Tho BRIDE was given away by her father Among
tho ushcrs werc Edward W. Atkinson. Il. N. Bradley
and f. ii. Alien, jr.. OF New YORK MISS Jun"
Allen daughter OF Judge Elisha II. Allcn OF New
York q cousin OF the bride. ono Of the four
bridesmaids. Tho groom's best man was Mr.. W f.
We sehocft. brother Of tho bride. reception was
held later at tho home OF Mr.. WesselhOcft on Com
nonv ealth-ave Among the guests were Judge f. IL
Allen OF York. uncle of the BRIDE Chief JUSTICE
Appleton of Maine. and Ex-Governor Holbrook OF
Vermont
Commodore Henry s. Hovcy. of the Eastern Yacht
Club gave a dinner last Saturday night at the
somerset Club in honor OF Mr.. Alexis Law-Gisio Of
New York. who has been in town for short vlsit.
This week has seen tho lingerers at their coun-
try homes back in town Mr.. Francis Iarkman mas
eft greenhouses filed with choice varieties OF his
tavorte roses and chrysanthemums at Jamaica flan'
and has returned to his town house on Chestnut-st
Charles Francis Adams, ST.. and Mrs. Adams have
osed tho GU ncy homestead and opened their MI
Vernon st. homo during the week. Mr. Robert Treat
Taine and family came back fom WalthaiE 10 their
city homo early in the week. General c. J. Paine
and family, however, will not leave their country
home at Weston until the holidays.
The old schoolboys Association OF Boston held It's
semi-annuaI reunion at the Vendome Tuesday night
over 100 men were present. Mayor O'Brien the rev
James Freeman Clarke. william I. Adams t"ohVer
Optc"l and Others made speeches.
Tho "Clefs," the most nourishing Of the musical
clubs had their first meeting and supper OF the sea
son "Wednesday night at the Parker House. MIR.
Irving Bishop, the mind reader, who was the specla
quot of the club. gave exhibition Of his skill dur
ing the evening.
A reception given to tho Rev. Edward Haze
the new associate minister at the South Congrcga-
uonal Church tho Rev DR.. l.. L. lale's' on Monday
night the parlors OF the church. The Rev. Dr.
Haze and others made speeches The now PASTOR
who : a very promising young man. has entered upon
IA duf,e u rtat
The Wednesday and thursday Evening Clubs, which
are a special institution OF an exclusive boston Circle
are getting order. 1he former had It's nist
nectns OF tho season at the house OF Mr.. T. Joher
son Coolidge last week. II Is the Oldest social or
eanlzaton which meets at tho houses of its Members
The lion Robert c. Winthrop Is OF the Oldest
members of the club. which has literary or other
eAeicres. but Is devoted soley to pleasant SOCIAL III
terCur,o and the enjoyment OF good slippers iho
,hur,day Evening Club more strictly literary ana
las always Lapers read at It's meetings oy
men eminent N literary and scientific circles 1t too
Provides handsome supper and meets at inc HOUSES
OF It's members. who mostly II not all wealthy
men OF hu best social standing. This club will begin
It's meetings next H. Among It's members are
ssmLel u. warren, 4. b. Mirich iroiesso' hoisioid
John lSOyIc O'keiay, cobb. Ce.. o T.. flS
franc Lee Higs on, Euwin Bootn. the ieV 2an,es
Freeman iar.c, The hev. L. h. lac and i'r. hehly
s. e.k.ng of clubs. tho Eastern Yacht Club has de-
cde not 20 81 ena any money uiOn vnnr The
county Club HCue. however, Is 10 be eAleh9Ney Gu
arsed a. to lie twce the olze l. al present, anu
a cosy la l. TO lie incluLol IN the IMPROVEMENTS
Two new anu very han someH an OInted al aL'heht
hctel- have just been completed IN tho back LAY
II on, Viii Ia are architectural a great ornament
The lotc. ,ictOra Is The iaItor. situated Just Otlo
81 ho ven bs Ole TS y peceber Mr. Edwar
Weiss, formerly of the Gi.~ey anu ENeIett Houses III
is a >pal cr but quite sIghLy a structure and Will
o iuly ds la-h onals house. Private dinner lartes
are be tea urc of hs houre. at which the cuisne
Ia n "A nee "A
Tnratrc. ern active all the week and at
40 a1 ,vr "G an his Msonio" nah with Us great
crowd OF nrUtner crafsIen some OF wh"n even cam
rm Of oft has been rolns On IN her old
way ut the Park filling that cosy theatre win helsbttd
Museum, H. there possibility o. IT. going out
Mr wilson Barrett mas gwen Ia her more than hat the
week to hamlet which people like 10 Ser
acrount OF Is animation aud sincerity -w"o III are
angry WITH II for h,ins IN te iac' OF aaihotnl'y;
last Wednesdays matinee he three one act plays before
an eIOrinons audienc~. ronIgr Lis last appearance
for tie present, he give the same hiil nud VIII nave
Gro adsd house, cry scat sold as early as
Wednesday. Mrs. Lahgtry, well recovered from her
uuate ard costly Illness, has continue her
Pauline, although encourage thereto By no praise from
critics lltlr applause from her audience. sue
brought ont A we's Peril at the "Wednesday mhtine";
dra wing Immense aud fashionable mousse IN sue o.
the % III ~s1 0e ,Ss ny and has been
ly praised Tor Lor acting IN 1t.
Thanks .ving win Ge the coming o Mr. Jefferson. who
allows OILY the elk nights % Boston, "a everybody Is
Ie concerts are setting In with a fury. early 1t Is
in tho and there are two announced Tor come
DAYS OF next wrek whose chamber perform
hnces by the Kuelsel quartet twIib Niue IrebeI. he
Chamber MUSIC society, Dr. LOUIS Mas Uwul, ia u
wo) the Douste si-ters and Miss Gertrude Franklin
WnUse sOIg rrcitas always remarkable Tor tner
recherche pro. ranmes
rbe main of this week WIS that or thursday,
when Crchia oprneI the choral season win nue.
performance MI. Il. J. Largs direction OF Ii IT'S
81 LnZaDeti cut do INTO tue eDduraple lIults o.
tao hours. Tonight Mr. Gercke gives the OAiotd "
symphony OF Haydn. tot before heard in a HlgginsOn
concert and VIII make little Innovation " lhvIug a
quIniete o Ia scene from MOzart .
tutti the irst set or brahinss LieDes-
heder."