New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
BOSTON,.
sPOKES FROM THE HUB, SOCIAL AND PER-
SONAI.


fFRoM A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.l
BosTON June 19.-The wedding OF Miss
Mary A. Perkins and Dr. Francis s. Watson occurred at
Trinity Wednesday at noon. The great church was
crowded The bride looked very handsome and dis
tipguished In gown OF heavy white silk, simply but
ta.tefully fashioned. The veil was worn OH
the face Mr.. Thomas H. Perkins gave
his daughter away. Dr. Vincent y. Bowdch
was best man. and tho ushers Messrs Reginald
Gray Frank s. sturgis. Frank Lee, Frank Dumaresq'
Dr. George II. Tden and Messrs Hopkins, Baylies and
Welles Of New-York. The bridesmaids the Misses
Brooks Rathbone, Perkins and Ladd. wore short white
gowns with sea-green sashes. A wedding breakfast
was served at Mrs. Perkuss house at O'Clock.
The wedding OF the coming week will be that OF Nj.
William f. Weld and Miss Ellen Homer Winchester.
which will take place at the Arllngton.s Church Nhe
Rev. Brooke Herford'I on Wednesday al noon. very
largo company OF guests will he present. Mrs. Win
chester will give a wedding breakfast at o'clock at her
house in Besconst to which but limited number VIII
he invited wedding Journey Will include Trip 10
Mr., Yields ranch In the West ana tue summer VIII Nc
spent between Mr. %sd short t cruises
the Gitana In the autumn they VIII 20 10 Etu
Tho Last wedding OF the season VIII be that OK
Miss Emily Eliot daughter of DR.. Samuel Eliot and Mr.
John Morrison, Of Baltimore, which Is appointed lor
June 26 at Trinity Church Ii expected that the Kew
Philips Brooks will have returned from California
BY ls. time to The sSa%s S ss a%s
rho young people will spend the summer at Bar asrn9r
home with them In town.
Mrs Francis b. Hayes ST., has issued cards for large
lawn party at her exclusive grounds in Lexington for
Tuesday afternoon. ON Monday last the Bowditch
garten party given by Mrs. DR.. Henry L. Bowditch,
Mrs Charles F. Bowditch and Mrs Alfred Bowdltch AT
their country houses Moss iill Jamaica Plain was
transferred into indoor reception, OWING 10 tho
drlzzung rain. The two bands OF music which we're 10
he placed upon the lawn played from the sheltered
plaza. ,-.. ,, into ,,s
The American Unitarian Association moved INTO lts
mnoaing new building, opposite the Athen;tuiu, III
ou-st Yesterday and to-day Ia transactihg busi-
ness In its quartprs The formal opening VIII he on
M. IN In
cordially Invited The whole building Will be- opened Tor
inspection and during the evening there Will De briei
addresses III Channnx MonoTai HAIL. oc Vi 'uo ""e''
rooms In the building ,-,, a.. .
The managers who have not been frightened Dy IN @
almanac and have trusted to the various weather or
Eustun June so far keep their theatres OPEN nave
becn well paid The Boston Theatre with Mr. Bonllace
in The Streets OF Now York." the Museum with Mr.
UarrigaD ,udS his " Leather Patch, and the HOWARD
Ath,nHum with the Rentz Santloy Burlrsque ana
Varirty Com pany, been crammec nightly On the
other hand the outdoor amuscments have uone less
we'll: during latter part OF the week the f0repaugn
show has lad IT'S well filled that propnqnty
kent peope warm but the business has opened lightly
AZ tho oakland Gardens. where - rial py jury anu
- Pnaiore" are we'll done ,.,,
The Music Hall nightly concerts are dong spenduy,
the attendance about thirty per cent better
than last year. The night the Harvard G!re ClD
sang and called out very large and fashionable dele
gallon from oil the suburban towns The general opn-
ion however, seemed be that the club has been
In and IN other years. and some I'M
nat rIoc people the audience weLt 40 Tar as openly
10 express "A preference for the Yale Club