New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
RUSH FOR OUT OF TOWN CAUSED BY
THE HEAT.
JUNE WEDDINGS WILL MAKE Up FOR THE Dull

The little life that left TO the credit OF
brooklyn society people has been melted by the
uproarious and altogether inexcusable anucs Oh
the mercury in the last three days. The heat OF
Memorial Day. followed by that OF FRIDAY anu
Saturday. has given strong impetus 10 'he an
ntal rush for fields and pastures. mountains anu
seashore. Every who could get away from
town did so, and those who could not so'a'eu
themselves by fixing early dates for their depar'
urs. Poor May is a sadly maligned month. br"es
and brdegrooms In prospective look at IL asKahce
and In addition to its reputation as an uniu'hF
month in that respect comes the oroA ana ioas'
and stew Of poor humanity which II brought IN i's
closing days 1t is to be hoped mat the hrst "Sek
in June will be little mider than was me 'a ~
week in May, for Wednesday OF this wSsk %i s o
weddings announced for Wednesday Is one OF me ne
lonses, and most brilliant wnc9 4S Ss1e veil be only
one OF Importance outside of the WednesGsv ns 81
Hnrki H TO cory ,pA r Smith Of which
occurs at p m on Tuesday. at her nome 40 o.
Putnam-ave.
Last week would have been entirely unevenuu
in a social way had ii not been for the weiahe OF
Miss Alice Truslow. daughter OF Mr. ana MIS-
James L. Truslow of ST. Mark's-ave.. TO Or he'fy
Conkling OF Remsen-st. The Truslow house was
lovely place Tuesday last, and the guests WHY
assembled. to witness TIE wedding had ueisntnu
time Only white flowers were useI IN ,ne $3.50
tons. and the same absence OF Color hiSeswaIs
II MS the sm Sydai Idoms n Miss Kate Prime
white sTd OF S@Tf Grace Church performed
ceremonv DR. Joseph f. De Castro was best man
and the ushcrs were Charles FISCHER. Dr: W. "nl'e
head Gllfan and Frederick C. Irusiow'
The "Great Darlington Party has already sent
out a circular announcing that Tor 'he Ias' "'e
vears II has been the custom of the Great barring
TON Party to embrace the opportunity presented by
49, celebration Of the National anniversary by an
outing in the country" The circular then con-
fnues: after careful canvass OF me merits y.
hssp sslectei as presenting facilities unsurpassed by
other locations" the inference beins va, inc ~
Fanrth and following days The COMMITTEE, IN
charge consists of Miss Sophie hun,er M II Wa
s SEdse a S{r F. Par:t Of BensOnhuTs and the
expense of the trip is estimated az ABOUT $40
Mrs. s. v White. chairman OF the committee on
raising funds for the monument to the hevolu
..a,,, solders buried in Fort Greene Park re-
ports that over 5000 has been IeceNeu " '''
committee.
1s,,n social circles have been increased 'hs We"
nv the arrlva! Of Miss Ada Gibb Miss Florence
~, - Clh, and other members Of the family
ho .,,u remain at their spacious summer nome
mil fall. Mrs GLIB and Miss Edith Gbo' ,he
voungest daughter, in Europe whe'e Nil '..
hopes to recuperate her health; o' isng Of Mrs
Of s.TG aR1 Miss Edith Beard of Cn'onave Las,
Wednesday for Europe where aeari ns on THURSDAY
Of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Frank ara nay g shore Where
Eighth-ave.. for their cottage d. D"'
they will pass the summer
.ro those who have recently left home lot 'ie
srumer are Mr. and Mrs. J. C. HoasiaIn, io' '
high, \. j.; Mr. and Mrs. Courtlandt r. D,No"'
Pemsen-st. for Lawrence Long lsiahu' WI on"
Mrs. j. c. Wemple. Of Washinstoh-a,e $500 ~
,.I,a. Mrs s spIcer Dickinson. OF South OXtord-S'
tan Cro,on conn: Mr. and Mrs W. J. Mckennry' o. OF
ST. Johns Place for Centre M9i norss Thayer. of
Read FOR Milton Point; Mrs: 2. E eand Mr. and
Mrs C Howard scrymser Of South Elliott f'a'e
for Far Rockaway
NJ and Mrs A. A. Low returned TO Town on '"o''
oav after a short stay in their cottage al iuAedo'
ard viii probably 30 to Newport for the season
tive latter part Of this week. Timothy l.. Woodru'i
returned last week from a succ%sful hshihs ,rip
through of the unfreauen'ed Patr,0bt FOR the
summer md will probably DO some coa0''"e '''O'
the season rs over
The members OF the Cycle Club nave arianeei
n cycling party on Monday next Tney VIII s.a''
from the "Vheelery" at Flatbush-ave. and Sterling
Place AT o'clock and dinner will be served at
Tappan's on sheepshead Bay. Among tho NUMBER
will be Charles j. Post. jr.. Miss Florence 'nef"'
Miss Bessie Jones. W. +. O. Beebe, MISS Norma
Tanley Andrew Peters. Graham f. B!andy' MISS
: Fannie Vernon, I.athrop {. Harper and j. =; Har.
n per with MIR and Mrs. James NJ. Fuller al
ianSer matter Of douo and il the active mem
bers of the club can only make IN ha moon so
that there VII be plenty Oh ign, N 'J nn ." viii be-
another feather In their caps
The Wildwood Club Of Fla,bush. Is not 10 have a
monopoly of garden fetes for charity, as on Tues
day and Wednesday. from until 10 p. M there
will be a party the grounds OF william "iil' d.
Bedford-ave and Brevoort Place. In aid OF the inni
for the Home for Aged Colored People The Com
mittee OF Arrangements consists OF Mrs a. v
Goddard chairman Mrs. Isaac Erhardi ana Mr.
Thomas Days. and among those intereSyTn IN me
neWi,t: Mrs Jerome S Plummer: Mrs. viii Garlic
TON Mrs Charles H. Hal, Mrs. Philip A; White
Mrs 81 Clair Mske% Mrs W Mf Hoope and many
other weil-known Brooklyn women
The annual meeting OF the women's Health Pro-
tective Association Will be held on Tuesday, at
n m on the grounds of Jere Johnson Jr. NO lo'
uancock-st., near Nostrahd-aVe
Arrangements have been completed for a garden
marty 10 be held under the auspices OF ST. Barna
bass Church in Bushwck-ave.. on Thursday June
90 The party will be formally opened Dy May ay
The attractions promised Will make this entertain
ment OF great pubic interest
The following June weddings announced: Miss
Viola Buckley daughter of Arthur c. Buckley. &c
Cory r. Smith, Of New-York at No. 6z2 Putnam
ave Tuesday evening next. at o'clock Miss
Alicia Isabelle Kingsland, daughter Of MI and Mrs
Jameson D. Kngsand to Arthur Olsen. az the
home OF the bride No. 1877 Rodney-st.. Wednesday
June g. at $50 p m. Miss Sophie Van Veshter
Taimage. daughter OF DR. ana Mrs samuei Ial
mage. to George Andrews MinGsian. at the home
Of the bride No. % Schermerhorn-st.. Wednesday
June g. at $50 p. IN. Miss Florence Coe daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry l.. Coe, 10 Henry Staples
Lanpher. Wednesday. June 3. at O'Clock. in th'
Whats aSn at Of No La' M Rsf
Een Aususa Burrows ss"s daash ANS
E he'sF p IA %sao"
Ss Ms Etn hoT
Church on the Heights. Miss Georgia Woodward
% Sa II Mr. Mo Mrs c
Wednesday. June D.