New-York tribune., 1886-01-10
BOSTON,.
SPOKES FROM THE HUB, SOCIAL AND PER
SONAL.

SPOKES FROM THE HUB, SOCIAL AND PER-
SONAL.
IrRoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or TRIBUNE.
BosToN, Jan. 9.-The fashionable programme
for ihn week began practically with tie opening Of
Colonel Mapesons opera Monday mgnt. ior then
all beskuown society people wcro out IN full force.
several Of them III full toilet which - an innovation for
Boston audirnccs That night at the Somerset Cub:
Mi Thatcher Appleton gave one OF his hanI>Omesi din
ners in Of his nioce. Miss Fanny Curtis; OF the
most attractive d6butanteS OF tho scuS0n daughter "f
bir Greeley <. Curtis Ms. VII lam :. Appleton maron-
lied the gay party or young people, among whom were
of the freshest pretcS nce' o. tbs season. Miss
hmsry Miss Cabot, Miss Russell. Miss Coolidge. Miss
Lowell. Miss TmmnS ami Miss Amory. T"o youns gen
tlcmen were No LOrtug Stackpo.e DAbneN. QHncy.
Muo. aud BuilIrI On Tuesiay ni.ht Mrs Gardner
Brew ers long tnke-of bail for her granddaughter N-s
Amory, u daughter OF william AmorY, Jr., OF New York
came oil with great crat at Berkeley al. The guoss
BEGAN TO arrive at 1899. aud the last left at $3.50 rue
hall was brilliant youth. beauty. grand toilets
and 4 splendid floral display could maze 1t. Mimic
groves u orange blossoms arranged here aud tcgo
Hrouhd tho ha. aud 'ho on'hl"'d sr"t' on ,he SIDE {"
the room UYeraIChcd Win Il cauUpy oI re add
hito VILE great monuments OF choice Hover
par,l, had the Walls. Among tie tEr0ng loed Mr
and Mic. James iILdod Winthrop, Mr.. and Mrs L. +.
Gushing. Mr Nathan Appleton. Miss Lowell. oI etat~h
Island, mr. L. g. Porter. thc artist. Mr. ana Mrs William
5. Appleton and MIR. Hud Mo J. LrwA s'acApo!e.
A very attractive cutertAiniluut given
Wednesday nehI III NE nciyns IaIi"i' o. hrs itrd
Kindergarten for the Blind, which Charity has cu'trd
the sSmpaInles of society poop'e ior year piHt.
The prugnanmr cOnSS.eI III part o l"sirumrhtd muse
by w. H. Sherwood Dr. O. ". Holmes read mai dozen
OF his poems. among thrGi his DoIcatory 10, ~ to
The Yioets." lfiss winch hc had read
, before. endug with " Inc Chamb' red Nautilus which
Dr Homes tiiuts the hntht hrevri wrote men ia"
Kew. Dr.. Hedge icad poem called Forrncc Ia NrNru
bcr" Colonel iligrnson read sonnet Of nisown Tine
| nett ana IouIso imOgcn Guucy. 1hr company
large and fdshiOnabe including many Prominent people,
snd some 5000 wa. nctra Io a ms. M"tthY oblect ~
Browning clubs are All the rdSe here ana no r's ih
four ~ full blast One OF the most ini"cSus
Is conducted by Mr. Arthur Howard Fcheins nci he"
OF the rev Dr. bMtu OunS man OF cultivated taoic'
aud possessed uf GEAR logical 'ninI ana an unusual
amount intellectual force lie reads before com
pany composed of the best literary ccmcnt al
nSS nio t@l'nu"y @ h 80 cuI"ri n'd this w.ek b
Mr. Samuel q. Warren at hls homo III Mt NcrnUn- n--L
Edward Atkinson read an csNa! upon what IL the
Irce OF Liei" giving the costs Of the rich aud p"oI
man in tho community. Professor Edward Pickering
spoke Photographic study nf Artion"iny" aud lIr
! Henry l. Bowdtch read p,ner The Muscu uAr Ti.
sues Of The Hun,an Frame and ANIMALS" The mcciig
was very fully attended ana deeply interesting. Pro
fessoi sterry Hunt Of Montreal. was sdest OF I'll"
Dr. James H. Whtemore. for the past nine super
ntcu1cnt OF the Ma,sioNetls General Hospital died
IN that institution at midnight, Tuesday, oi malignant
oonaunption iiis dc o'th IA bnpo"rd TO have resulted
prnnpaily from blood poOniHg. sid tO have been ac
| Guirtd about two years ago while diSsrcting. Dr.
Whlttcmors graduate iroiu tho Dartmouth Mcd-
Secretary Bayard has been the guest OF his ghte
| Mrs. samuel -. Warren. lr, this week.
Coono MaplesOn has done good thing. for him
self least bringing To Boston hls opera At Poplar
p1Ccs.' On MOnud] nIEut, "uti mihhf liiiA MA ~
ner rehrec as CQI0Ia. the great Boston Theatre
! occupied by audience o. .hc % u-iarhl0hed sort
very large and enthusiastic and including almost the
| prominent society people On the subsequent n2hts
tho attendance been very large. Mauon" being ihe
most attractive after Carmen AS tho company, wth
tho exception OF Nile. kOhsOn, were all OLD arqndin
auccs lho puhlic knew pretty well what To rX"cl, and
! the pcrfUrnIHncts have be0n generally ptci ~
satisfying thOse expectations, although moo has
| been some criticism Of the want OF cohesion aud
! accuracy In the concerted music. This was pr
'i5 ayG bel Pu.nte we're able to keen together nnI
J IA "a
10 know how 10 after OuCr ilry gOt thrr Ohcb
| Sciuuuunh inusIc Manfred " Will be played al
the symphony OF next week. The tondtusa ion
OF the poem prepared Gnd read by Mr II. NJ fcEnor ~
the perforLd undcr Mr. IeHachr!, viii 10 read hy
Mr. 0eoigs Riddle. Mr. 1iChnOr having itad the
EgInOnt fortnight ago