New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
BOSTON,.
sPOKEs FROM THE HUB. SOCIAL AND PER-


sPOKES FROM THE HUB, SOCIAL AND PER-
SONAL
frRoM A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRiBuNh'I
BosToN, July 1O.-Those people who have
not gone to their BY the sea and In the country
have sailed Europe during the week. and left Boston
pretty we'll empted. The last two steamers nave saied
of laden with hosts Of cabin passengers and Still tnere
are moro to 90.
Atthe 1854 annual meeting of tho Massachusetts, So
ciety Of Cincinnati. held this week at the Parker
House. tho Hon. Samuel c. Cobb rschosen president;
Charles d. Homans NJ D., vice president; Francis W.
Palfrey secretary; and Gamael Bradford treasurer.
Among the gentlemen admitted to membership were
Francis Chase. OF Salem; Thornton x. Lothrop ana
Charles p. Trumbull
Among tho incidents Of the Fifth" OF July on Mon
day. not peculiar the day but OF much interest. was
the funeral train movinV slowly through tue hea'y
az historic old Tremoutst burying ground
hearing the remains Of old man who was porn amid
the rejolcngs OF victory IN the Revolutionary days.
ander Mactier eighty nine years old Though porn
and bred In Baltimore bis chief business career was IN
New-York where his fortune was made In the Esst
India trade He married Miss Catherine Osoorn' OF bos
ton the ceremony being performed bJ the pastor OF the
old Rratte Street Church Of the old mansions IN
Tremont-st opposite the Common. IL was great
social event those old days Mr. Mactier oroush' MS
sroomsmsn from New-York the lato Rev Dr. b. b hii'
hkelly-travene in state The bridesmaid was . MISS s
ter of be late Rear Admiral Davis she Ia no" 'ho ase
survivor OF that brilliant circle
The result of the examinations for admittanoe to Har
ward College posted Thursday In the UNIVERSITY ine
numbers OF the class cannot be estimated sncs
many ca take EXAMINATIONS In the autumn 1uu
neld III Andovtr quincy Et-
etrr York CIneinna aud St. Louis. fron wnlon no
sde. There were LOO ~ uii.'ou
at the Cambridge examin atlons who the hunioe %
wear WA, I46 so Indications that the class OF 20
will be larger than the class OF 'S9. when was Ino
second largest class admitted to the college
There has not been a season for long time when so
many attractive and intersstins summer NOISES were
LuildnY or have Just been built Nr W. d. Weli, VINO
Recently married Mas Winchester 10 building oeau.iiu
home ON the OLD Weld estate In jamaica ram tfom
| p.aDs OF Mr.. T. NJ Wherlwright IL 10 10 10
| ono OF the finest aud largest In tho country
SIR Ernest the artist eldest son OF tue po-
English with Ehzabethan overnaceins
the cliff called Coogos Point ln~ar tne es
| tate OF Mr.. I. Jefferson Coolidge Mr. ana MrS Long
fellow have already tazen possession, ahouHh Tue W
| tals are not yet completed. Al magnolia, aiso' DIT
Charles p Conin. young lawyer. son-lriaw OF frdncls
PArkman, historian. has built Tor MA lalnly sum
m,r nome cottage IN the Colonial Dutch style, ,whlcn Is
very attractive.
OF the Intense heat the nave
Jared but poorly all the Even on Monday nlgnt
the fireworks the Music Ha sinoke-and-Derr concert
and the dime museums prevailed against them-a con-
trast TO the e1pererce Of dozen years ago whtn ho
theatres give repetitions OF some parioc pay
AT intervals Of two hours Mr. g. f. WOlrs version OF
"Ie Sprment d Amour" has been al the Museum Man
sger Field has collected very good company the best
of vhofn Louise Lablscbe. whose Marion delcously
lie unner If he would gag less ana make fewer grim
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