New-York tribune., 1886-01-17
BOSTON,.
sPOKES FROM THE HUB, PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL.


SOCIAL.
lTRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRibuNEJ
BosroN. Jan. 16.-Mr. William F. Yields
yacht Gitana leaves Boston for the west indies on or
about January 20, its annual pleasure cruise. Mr
Weld will take with rim his guests George r. Upham
jr, OF the yacht Rebeeca, NIlam H. Mercer' ''
and several other gentlem en-.
Mr. W. Allan Gar, the artist. s on route for Mexico
for the rest OF tho winter After hs years soourn
in japan he the New England winter too severe Tor
his health and comfort
Tho second ooulon party at Berkeley Hall, Tuesday
night. opened the weeks fashionable programme MIS-
T. Y. Cushing with Mrs. Morse and Mrs. Fay received
tue company and directed the management. Although
tie attendance not quite large rs at the hrs tue
party was brilliant and the toilets richer ON Tues
DAY night Also the sOmerlet Club, handsome dhher
to twelve guests lalies and gentlemen, given ly
Mr. g. Eliot Guild vino Is cousin OF Mr.. Allen Thorn
dixie Rice OF New York on Thursday ngut the Dali OF
the week was given by Mr. Caleb A. Curtis OF Beacon
st. In honor of his two daughters IL took place az
Berkeley Hall over 200 cards OF Invitation had Oeeh
issued The decorations by Doyle were striNngIy
original and elective, pink being the prevailing color
and tone In porteres window hangings and howors and
An unusual number OF pink toilets seen. aS II was
pretty generally known the ball was to Do PINK one
on Friday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. John Tempeman
Coolidge 3D. gave studio reception al ther recently
occupied house In Beac 81. Mr.. Coolidge WHO Is
son lay OF Francis Parkman the historian roturns 20
Boston with his young wife and Two charming htte
girls after nvo years OF study IN Paris.
At tho annual meeting OF tho Papyrus Club T. Russell
sullivan the young novelist, elected president and
Colonel Theodore A. Dodge vice president At tho
ANIMAL meeting OF the Art Club oliver Ames was chosen
president The Unitarian Club held Its monthly meeting
at the vendoe Wednesday night, which was its annual
ons a. well Attor the reelection OF Robert NJ Morse
IT, tresidcnt and Ieyerott saOnstal. vcc president,
President Eliot Of Harvard College, read pApcr on
Tho secularzatOn OF Education not a Rational End.
The R,y l. T. Clarke. -. d.. the Rev. q r. Gordon.
Of MiUaukec Professor benjamin T. Gould. the Rev.
Brooke erorl and Professor Francis Peabody took part
! ia the discussion
The exhibition o: tapestries and embro.derics by tho
A.soct,d Artst- OF Sew York held 1T Will
nins a Evrroirs art gallery this Sock. he eIhOi'
ton which Is given under the auspices Oi the Decorative o
soco,y Oi boston u very nn ono az on 80 e1o
| II Oou each Friday and to-day the collection WAS
! shows "a by steclAl rsquest by electric iigbt
The Hotel Nouduuo la. leased for term ot years
from Jay next To Mcs-rs Barnes * DnnAIrs ot lne lne
irunsNick They will also have charge "f The victoria
Hotel. upon tho European p'au, now building on ihe
/ corner OF Dartmouth aud Newbury sts' on inc BACK
IAy THIS Arrangement makes them tho propretors Of
! thrce oi the finest hotels In The city.
Colonel MapIesOn ended this afternoon his fortnight OF
very good business with performance ot Marina.
lie has hal excellent support from the rcnuneratlI
upprt ter. all tAo Aud o Attendance ~ the sthI-
has alno, constantly good The largest audience ot
all having been drawn by TraNlata' IL whlch Mine.
Lillian norton Idc her rcree. She has been taAen u
by tho fashionable people OF the city, hho I-IgeJ
attended "A rrcrutisn ch she ~ the NcuuoiIc,
/ each appcar4uce. Milo. Foh-trom has gained IN ihNor
/ f.om hight night. and Nine; Lhnlnchr has heen
email ard bad during ths week the puDlc hhr beeh
deprlyea of Nine CAvalaLks dancing on account o
tls very evening by Lester Aliens negro mir rstrels
/ with sullivan aud MuldOon as chicf slars