New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
BOSTON,.
SPOKES FROM THE HUB, SOCIAL AND PER
SONAI.

SPOKES FROM THE HUB, SOCIAL AND PEk-
SONAL.
IRON A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRrBUSE.l
BosToS. July 3.-rhe last June wedding
which was that OF Miss Emily Eliot, daughter VI Dr.
Samuel Eliot and Mr. John Morison OF Baltimore, took
place at Unity Church Saturday at noon. The Rev.
Phillips Brooks arrived from his California trip just two
hours previous TO the ceremony 10 the great satisfaction
OF tho bridal party Mr. George Morrison was his
brothers best man. wedding breakfast followed at
Dr. Eiots where President Eliot. of Harvard was one
OF the guests Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison will spend the
summer Bar Harbor.
On Monday afternoon Mrs Grace A. Oliver the author
Of Life OF stanley" with her father Mr. James
L. Little. gave lawn party at their summer estate at
SwampscOtt Of the most extensive country seats on
the North Shore II beautiful afternoon after
threatening morning and the company large aud
brilliant.
The handsome cottage built by Mr.. b. G. Boardman
at " est Manchester for the occupancy OF Mr.. Z ".
Roosevelt. OF NewYork is almost finished. and Ma
Roosevelt with his four hand is expected to take
possession next week.
At Cambridge has centred the greatest interest OF all
the Harvard alumni Wednesday class dinner day
hotels ned with graduates of classes far back
the way on that night 1t bcing the hftieth ami
varsary Of their graduation Colonel Henry Lee
SssS 'a'
ardson, the Rev. 8. b. Crnft and william Minot In the
tho dinner oftbe Glass ot55 General Francis Barlow.
OF New York. Judge James l. Mitchell Of Philadelphia
the Rev. Phillips Brooks, Robert Treat Paine and
Rev. James Reed were among the members present
Another interesting reunion was that Of the Class Of
43 Among the members present were Francis IT,
Cbild, LID George +. Hoar LID. Charles d. Ho
mans NJ. d., George NJ Lane. Latin Professor at HLr
ward; Henry A. Whitney ana Joseph b. f. Osgood. OF
Salcm
Tho Pleasantly warm evenings OF the week have
helped the Oakland Garden. where Miss Jessie beagle
has been enacting PrOtesn past IN piece whose
are suggested by It's title Flip OF Gold
Guch" and at tho Music Hall. whittier the strOlers
have resorea for hour or Mr.. Multly's music ana
glass Of beer. Business has been Yht at Boston
Theatre, where Miles and Barton have hurried In With
80 Bridal Trap" aud most prosperous at the Museum,
whore Mr.. Harrigan has been finishing out his
ful engagement with "Old Lavender" At this last
named house there will DO brought out on Monday
under the natural title OF Loves VOw,' with cast
that promises well roth for the music and the comedy.
IL rs understood that the orchestston has been made
composers score must be oDtainable.
There has been large attendance upon all the
sios OF Ihe Music Teacher, National Association and
there pretty lively talking the discus
sion the advanced thinkers and the conservatives nav
Ing locked horns ON many matters OF theory anu practice
The have been Of real musical vaue. and have
attracted all the critics. sufficient funds raised
town to provide good orchestra, anu enough sngers
volunteered to make up q complete
those devoted to American music ana tho
OF tho works selected asked to conduct
them A. q consequence, important original writings
have beon given by Mr. Fioershem, Dudley Buck, Mr..
Mr. Brocknoven. OF Cincinna, Mr.. Stanley, OF Provi-
dence. Mr.. Kelley OF San Francisco (ths Macbeth"
musc and Messrs Chadwick Paine. whiting. Mas and
Lsvee OF Boston, together with sent by Mr.. Bird,
all mrrlied the OF artists, ant the best spirit OF
fraternity has been shown In their cooperation.