New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10
BOSTON.
OCTOBER WEDDINGS-CLUB NOTES-COL-

OCTOBER WEDDINGS-CLUB NOTES-COL-
LEGE OF RMACY-TIiEAIRICAL
BosroN. Oct. 0.-1he Samuel G. Smelling mansion
in Common ealthave has been leased By Dr. Charles
g. Weld, who has been Tor come years i'll Japan Mrs.
Smelling and her family have removed to Watham Tor
the winter where Mrs. Smelling can be near her hus
band whom she is allowed to see once month.
Octo Der weddings coming on aDace. The Hon.
cambridge wadsigh. OF New Hampshire has issued
cards for the marriage his younger daughter Helen
Putnam Wadlegh, to Samuel Hoar. OF Concord, which
will take place at 1870 the night of October 20,
the house of his daughter. Mrs. Thomas in Common
wealth-ave. a reception will follow from 5 to 10.
On the day at the Arlington Street Church, at
noon, by the Rev. Brooke Heriord, will be married
Miss Grace Fesseuden, daughter OF Mr. Sewel IL.
Fesseuden and Mr.. Sullivan A Sargent, the we'll
known singing master The last week OF the month
the weddings Mr. John A. Preston, the organist and
Miss Susan Sturgis, daughter OF Russell SulGs and
OF Mr. Norman, youngest OF George II. Norman, Of
Boston and Newport and Miss Prinda OF Gloucester.
will take place.
The Mvopa Hunt Club held its annual ball at Wen
ham last Tuesday night. Among the people present
were Mr. and Mr. George II. Warren. Mr. Arthur
Rocb Francis Peabody. jr, Mr.. and Mrs j. A. lasigi
Miss Martha Peabody. Miss Anna Amory. Mr. f.
Gordon Dexter. MIR. George Silsbee with Lieutenant
Hem OF the Galatea and Captain Z. l.. Andrew OF the
ship Big Bonanza. The field sports will be omitted
this year and dinner will he given to the farmers of
the vicinity instead time during the latter part OF
the month
The fall programme of the club opened auspiciously
on Tuesday at the Wenbam Neck meeting house with
beagle. and on Thursday. at the kennels. Another
day with beagles will DE Monday October H. at
Chebaco House and foxhOunds. October l3, at Wen
ham Camp Groun Is. ending up the autumn meet DC
tObor 20. at The kennels.
The fashionable Back Bay quarter is fast putting
its wonted aspect OF winter LIE and animation. The
houses closed for the are pretty generally opened
and occupied the exceptions beng those owned b. the
fortunate minority. VINO, independent OF hotels, have
country places which they mean TO keep open through
the month The little party at Tue GIades
Scituate Beach broke up last week, consisting OF
Charles Francis Adams, John Quincy Adams, Mr.. Rob
ert Goldman, Mr.. Jere Abbott and thier families At
Manchester-by Sea, and Beverly where there is
a large colony oil fashionable Boston cottagers lew
have closed their houses, Dr. o. W. Holmes, Mr: Mar
Tin BrimIner, Mr. i. Gordon Dexter, Colonel Henry
Lee Thornton X. Lothrop and many others being stl
there. At Nahant none of the cottagers have lett
although the wedding Wednesday at noon, Of Miss
Marc aret Gus ana the Rev Roland Cotton Smith will
cause many interested To remain. There will be "A
ce lion az Mr. W. &. Ot cottage after the ceremony
at the little Nahant chapel
The threatening danger of having police headquar-
ters III BeacOn-st appears TO melt away. The tglsa
five act proydes that the Governor aud Council must
anprove the establishment OF the commissioners ia
any proposed locality. ana as Governor Robinson in
his cspacy rs president OF the Unitarian Associations
has signed a protest against the attempted measure,
his gubernatoriai sanction of the lease Is out OF the
question.
The Massachusetts College OF Pharmacy 200
dents strong moved on Monday into its handsome
building on the Back Bay where Is great ornament
even IN that region OF hne structures. The enort Of
he professors viii be 10 give practical work Ia all tho
departments ia pharmacy, including botany, Iici
scop, and chemistry his is the only college OF its
kind in New England It Is under the direction OF a
board OF trustees composed OF leading pharmacists. TO
money IRON many outside the profession ihis new
Dunding Is due
The week has been very active one at the theatres
Mr. ID Key has led of in point OF attraction, tho Hollis
Street Theatre bein densely crowded on Monday
night than it ever has been, save possibly on the In