New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
WEDDINGS THE PRINCIPAL TOPIC or
CONVERSATION on THE HElGilS
AND HILL.
COMING AFFAIRS ~ THE CIrBs-HoME-coMERs
FROM COUNTRY PLACES PERSONAL. NOTES

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time 10 recover from the effects OF one couple
hr.ak,,g away from single besscdncss before an
other interesting occasion comes TO Keep up ue
excitement Weddings past and TO come are me
chief topics of conversation. even poHU'S pe'iS
forced into second place by fhe Interest manifested
In these important affairs. and whil" members q,
tho hunting So are chasing the an.s"sceh Dag ana
IN f,ob,l enthusiasts are chasing the plgsk'n. ana
the ScvoIe riders a~e chasing the record ana fatN
Commissioner Squier. and ne golfers are 'h"S''7
the balls over the links. the young men anu "on"
OF society who are Ia town are JUST as ln"uSU'-
ously chasing wedding presents. 80 That a'oge'"e'
the social season may be said TO b. active even
though there az yet number OF IieishtS ana I'M
people absent from their city homes
The Two weddings OF ;hc last week Ia when the
mos; Interest," was sho IN We're those OF ND'r' w.
Jennings and Miss Suc T. Crimmins ana 'aspa'
Hagerneyer OF New-York. and Miss 'anlIhe T.
Cook The former ceremony. wh'h took place az
Firwood John H. Crimmins's coun'rT place IN CON
nectcut took from tine ranks Of Brookiyns VA
Guard one Of its favorite members. and VIII IN
crease by one the number OF young ma'rons OF me
Heights. as the couple VIII have the' nom o. vs
Of unusual briliiance The wedding reception was
held in the Pouch GALLERY ana me tb nTes bar
en,s Mr. and Mrs Macmillan Cook No. Zs 80 ,l"r
9Th The gaT i@e and Mr.
Hagemeyer. who IS columbia graduate cotl ~ IT,
Sh his S Ss0in a, Sors agemeyer the business
having been founded by his grandfather
prominent Hill wedding this week Is that OF
Or William, T.. Butler and Miss Mary 'artedge.
which is announced for next Wednesday. The Rev
J @ Bacchus OF the church Of the Reformation
In Gates-ave., will perform the ceremony at
o'clock p m Miss Annie CARTRIDGE, sister OF me
bride. will he maid Of honor; Fred H4tler wi, o
Townsend. Herbert MarpIes. william Ayres. fred
erick Wells and Frank Anderson VIII he ushets.
on the Heights there are four weddings dated
for
the Niles Rrookman ceremony will draw great
crowd to Grace church on November y. ana the
members of the Ihpctonsa will turn out IN iorce.
MIR Niles will take his bride to New-lork TO hVe'
following the examp'e OF Amory :. Carhart. VINO
married her sister Miss Marion Brookman Tney
will live in Ninth-st William A. Read and Miss
Caroline Seaman who are TO be married In the
same week will live at No. 40 Columbia Heights
the house formcrly occupied by George IL RIPLEY
week Miss Juliet orr. daughter of Alexander +.
Orr. will be married TO Albert + Mnnseil OF b%s-
ton and tn, crush will be shifted from Columbia
Heights to Remsen-st. To come to a nearer date
IL IL announced that on November Il the marriage
x S sbsdon ANNA Of %o o Go%inbia Heights
to the Rev. Mr.. Russell who has been asSsis,,
Church at clinton and Montague sts, viii take
place
The wirow-st coter,, OF bachelors were con
sideraby surprised last week when cards arrived
In town Announcing the marriage OF Everett Greene
and Miss Fanny Masters Halsin. daugh'", OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. iialsln, OF flshklil-on,
the-iludson, Mr.. Greene Is a msnheT OF seNeiai
OF the best clubs. ana is Wei known In social
circles the Heights
The oxford club. which can generally he de-
pended upon 10 do the right thing at about the
right time viii give dinner for Maior-Genorai
o, v Howard ana Colonel Loomis Lyman Langdon'
who has Just issued his final orders resgning com
mand OF the Fort Hamilton garrison. The dinner
Is TO be given on he 2oth Of this month and will
be under the guiding care Of r J. Whitney. chair
man OF the Social Committee Of the club Among
the invited guests who are expected TO b" present
are General stewart L. Nooiiorl. 'hares Dana
Rear Admiral Erben. General Wager S~ayne. May
or 4. \ Schieren, eN-President Harrison and 'i"n-
cub il responsible for TO certain extent is the
rapid and extensive growth ~ the bicycle habit
on 'lnton-Ave.. ana there BIS isik OF lulilhg ia
the near future an annex 10 the clubhouse Tor
thu accommodation o. wheels
A, last weeks meeting of The Gilbert Dramatic
Association an innovation was proposed which r.
adopted will probably have many initaiors before
the close OF the scason. The suggestion that
tho association instead % giving SIN dramatic Per
foiinances In The season give three receptions and
musicals. and three dramatic performances. be
einnng The season With Performance at The
'aacmy OF Music In November. to be followed In
December by RECEPTION AM musical In some
suitable he'll, then In january ~ dramatic per
fcrmance Viii be gwen. ana the reguat altcrna-
non tVo"cu .n,l 'ne los. %, 'h, :. asoh \ err
cular has beef sent 20 members 81 the association
asking FOR their opinions a. 20 he advisabiiity Of
the proposed change
social club. composed % Young people IN
the nm held It's first meeting recently at The home
o; Miss Bailey. at No. ca II Marks ave. William
II Fisher elected president OF the oreaniza-
ton. witch Is named the Rainy bay Euchre club.
and Miss Millie W Barley elected secretary
ara treasurer Meetings will IN held al the homes
OF the members tSice month and the programme
will include progressive euchre tournaments 10 be
followed by collations and possibly dancing Among
the members OF the club are the Misses Bailey
Hose ~ Wilbur carrie Grsy. May Lee Cogsmeil
Nellie Stesrns and NJ. Elizabeth Haynes and ,,,l-
charles saddington. Joseph NJ barley, John W
Collins. Edward Turner and Samuel Wnterniz
Another new organization is the Orpheus Mus-
cal Club recently organized at Bath Beach Ii
has ten members. and proposes TO give many musi.
Gals In the coming season. Frank r. Barnitz. first
tenor; w l. Welsh second tenor tenor George + Max Max
form the quartet which is the feature OF the club
Other members are Walter a. Bell William H.
priscoll BENJAMIN Franklin. Lorenzo Criscollo and
=. Everett Traganza.
Although number OF Brooklyns society people
s,!ll absent from town the stream % home
corners from summer reso.is am country places
continues steady. ana 1t IS probable that before
the Thanksgiving Day festivities are observed
nearly every large house which viii be open this
season at all will be ready fulfil its part in the
seasons gayeties. Among those vino 10
town this DR. and Mrs Calvin FL
ward Hull. who returned from Black Rock and
are settled in ;heir town house at No 81
WAshngton-ave. At homo cards for TUESDAYS
October so and November 6 and g. from until C
y. n. have been sent by Mr. ana Mrs. Frank
Paul Mcmahon. OF No 81 Meteorological. Mr. and
Mrs. John Glib returned on Thur lay from lslip
10 their home In Gates-ave Mics Hewitt. Of Rem
sen-st who has been visiting some OF the mos, In
tefcstng places N England and Scotland. we'll
as the Continent having been abroad since early
In June. returned recently Tuxedo viii miss Mr.
and Mrs. Charles ID Van NOstrand who back
at their Pierrepon,-st. home The Thousand Islands
cottage OF MIR and Mrs James II. Oliphant Is
closed, and tncir Washineton-ave house has been
opened for season Mr.. and Mrs ]. ID. Bow
den. OF Gates-ave.. back rom Sayv,lle. and to
L. maxwell have returned from Seabrght. Among
those who will probably be missed from Brooklyn
clrcl.s thu winter NJ. ami Mrs. j. FAYE who
expect e. remain at tier country seat at Sands
Point foi tn" wtl,"r. Mr. and Mrs. Silas Force
AMI the Misses Force likely 10 spend the win
ter IN Nev-York instead OF coming TO B,ookly n
from their country place 81 Lake Como. ~ j..
JoralemOn-st. is back In town from Northamp-