New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
BOSTON,.
SPOKES FROM THE HUB, SOCIAL AND PER
SO\AI.

SONAL.
IrRoM REGULAR CoERLsrON NDENr OF THE rRIBUNE.l
BO,TON. Nav 1.-Thepost- Lcnten season was
brilliantly inaugnraed Monday by the wedding of Mr.
Amory d. Vain Dwrish and Mss Grace BeAls daughter
o Mr. John W. Beal- prominent in fashionable err
ces large numb,r people drove to the Brook Inc
Church at o'clock attend the ceremony. The hora
decorations unusually elaborate and handsome
Among the ushers were Messrs. JOhn H. Ihayer, l..
Prebe Motley Russell : Coinan AMI l.. T. Cabot The
bridesmaids wEO wrre dressed IN white and yellow
were Miss Natalie Whitwell Miss May Andrews. Miss
Hunter and Miss Parker The bride was dressed IL
white satin and carried u.acs. OWING 10 the Illness o
Mgs. Beais there WAS 10 reception The young conp
will i've for the present at MI Henry {. WalnwrghU
summer house in Milton. Among the weddings TO
to that OF Miss Louisa Ys daughter OF the late
Admiral Davis anl sister ol u =. icnryiCib Lodge
and Mr. J. p. Henley Lace OF M. yernon-st., which
VIII take place early In june Mr. Henry Cabo, Lodge Is
bnidlug "a house for them IN the rear Of his NJ
yelnon-st. estate which Will he completed IN the
autumn Mr. Henry H. Hnncwel. the architect, brother
o The late Iloli, HunneWeil. ana Mss VI. b. whitney
casshter 0, Israel g. whitney, wal be married Nay 10
- Dcdnan Tncy g.ll pass the honey noon Ia Europe
The marriage OF Ms al ,ry Perkins daughter OF Mr.
Thomas IL. Perkins, AMI Dr. :. l. Watson Is set for
JGue 10.
Mrs George :. Hale wife of the eminent lawyer held
a reception Wc4neslly At her hom; IA TX ter-st Tor
Miss Agues Irwin. OF Ph-id .lpla. at whch were a
large company Mrs. & IL. Wtshbarn held one also dur
ing the same hours in Dorchester ia honor
OF Mrs Ots Ro,kwODl Of SdHtOgl, the distinguished
soprano singer Among the guests asked tO meet Mrs
lockwood were Mr. Francis P.rkmal, Mrs Louise
Chandler MOu.ton. Mr. Robert Grant. General and Mrs
+. A. Walker. MIS-. James Lodge, Nh aud Mrs. Joan
Boyle ORel.y, Mrs. Kate Ganuett Wells Professor and
Mrs. w. +. A. i'<ln-ou. Mr.. Prescott LaSrence and Mr
and Mrs. W. ID. H0weIls. Ma. lockwood sang during
tue afternoon.
The amateur hearicals Uaon Han on three nights
week enlste. some OF TAO crFtrest - wen AS
most f.stou abe amateur. the city, ana attracted
splendid audiences. lac plays. ai4p.ei rom .ne
t1Gne" T, TSrs coos al fr5a ~. "Ls Poare % aux
Yeux" The actors included representatives
@r-. I,nit A..Szs sister, ,Ir. james Lodge ana
Mrssr,. Robcri and rhomts +. Cushing beiag ~ the
gsr o eph ~his hnfnti ~ IS Rss W. M Gra@n
Tllder represented the younger generton The acting
little De desired the stag settings were r!ch but
not excessively 80. the costumes were appropriate
and handsome No money was spent for music OF aicy
programmes. and GOOD sense wa shown IN n9 inviting
any floral tributes" or playing for "pOhts.
private service was conducted over the remains OF
Mrs Wendell Philips THURSDAY morninS al her late
residence by the k,v samuel Nay. Mrs Juia " ara
dresses. The nternent took place at me Milton Gene
iery. winch place Tue rebaihs of Mr fmilps we're
GIansry Buryng Ground. Among those present al the
,erylce and internent were Dr ng,9 l. BoTIiten,
L. BOwdItcn ana Francis Jackson Garrison.
The annual dinner of the Boston Latin school As oca-
ton was held at ParNcr's TEui stay ht, and was
atten many OF BOsDns most dis gulshed repre-
sentative members OF the bar aud mercantile lie Judge
Charles presided, With the guests Oi tie assoc
ton seated by him. including Professor Benjamin A.
Could Rev. James FreeH Clarke Robert Grant. Dr.
Moses Merrill, OF the Bosom Iatn school, and
many Oinrr-. At the monthly dinner II The Papyrus
uD the Revere House Tonight Mr. l. Russell sum.
van the president, in the char. Mr. Richard
/ Mansfield the actor, IL the quest OF honor.
A. the aunua meeting OF TIE somerset club Tues lay
night for the cnolce officers, Mr. J.cOD C. Ro-ers, the
Boston agent the London AO1-e OF j. :. Morgan Co.,
wts reelected nj. Among the ne" names on tie
election committee are l. Jefferson COOildge IT, ana Mr
George Mutncy. Ine anndal uInntr OI the o. IA So
clety o ilalyar hed Thursday night 81 the Parker
| House Abont nfy members assembled. Or. william
meeting Of the American Antiquarian 50 cty WAS held
in the hall OF American Academy or Arts and
sciences AT the AthendGm Thursday. The Hon George
| T. HOar. the prcsdeu beng HOSeht the second vice.
president. stephen salisbury. occupied the chair
Among members lrrsoat tue Lev. h. E Hale,
d. d. the Rev A. +. Peabody. ID. d., Francis Parkman,
! IL d. Jonn ID. MashDurn, Ii. D.. Samuel A. Gre Il.
81 d., Nathaniel Pane ami Joseph sargent. NJ d. Pro-
fessor 4. ". Putnam, of tho Peabody Museum at I m
bridge made a short address the cut specimens ol
Jade in the Afer the meeting the society dined
| at the Parker House
The theatres have suffered considerably this week
counter-aftrac;IOns afforded 10y three
ni.ts OF the onabe amateur thearlcals at Union
ding" OF eretta; besides the Thsckcray Carnival at
Mechanics Han, which Tuesday ngnt sttracted a
large aulence and the Music of he Centuries at the
Music Hall Thursday night both for the same worthy
obect-"rhe Bencncent oociety" or tho Boston Con-
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