New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-04
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
MIDSUMMER DULNEsS IN THE CITY OF
HOMES AND CHURCHES.
WHERE wErI.KNowN PEOPLE ARE SPENDING
THE sUMMER-NoTEs FROM THOSE
OFT OF TOWN.

Beyond the preparations tor the ceremony VI u.'
yelling the monument commemorative OF 'he pa..
Of Long Island. erected in Prospect PARK py VI.
MARYLAND Society Of the sons of the American
Revolution, which Will take place on Ausus. -,
there Is little OF interest IN that part OF 'ie o 70
Brooklyn which is regarded as the i'onl ran" "
society. The Executive Committee OF cti]ehs nav
ing charge of this affair nearly completed the maj
arrangements at a meeting at the M9niauk up ~,
held on Monday evening" and p resnea spd ex
Wiam Berr chairman dxard @ cu uPe ThOse present in
Guided Mayor Schieren. General Stewart E MSou-
ford coonf Price eO% james b Bell David Bood
William Brown. William A Coe. S l d. " Wax
we'll. General McIeer Park Commission, FT9 ,n
Squier, Timothy L. Woodruff and Coionei 'onh WIZ
field Scott
Mr. poodv announced that only a few prominent
peope would receive individual invitations. ana
the general public would be invited through .he
press Mr.. Berri has advanced the idea OF putting
I'D large shield In the clubhouse bearing ''e
arms of New-York State Brooklyn. Maryland anu
Baltimore and TO provide four men, dresser I'd
Continental uniforms. to guard 1t, and aiterwaiiu
serve as a guard Of honor at the monument TN a.
military and patriotic societies will take part IN
the narade and the whole affair promises TO be
not only glttering success from m'as ss ". ns
historical point of view, but sociai succesS a.
well.
After tho marriage of their daughter MISS
Bertha Perry to Pierre Lorilard Ronaids MI anu
Mrs. William Perry changed their plans ioi '"'
summer Mr.. Perry and his son sailed for Europe
with her friend Mrs. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs Ronads
are enjoying life at southampton Long Long, isana
and the place at Bay Ridge has been closed
R. G. Brown and his wife. DR.. Lucy Hall-Brown
Of Montague-st., sailed on Wednesday last Tor fu-
rope. and will spend most of their time in Paris
and London. They return about September 70
Shelter Island has many wel-known Brooklyn
names inscribed its register. Recent arrivals al
the Prospect House F. w. Benner. f. j. Nor
rts G. H Simonson, II. b. Collins A. NJ. Davidson.
n rk
H. Smith Dr. G. W. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Snow, Charles CARTRIDGE. Colonel William Hester
the Rev. A. c. Bum. Charles n. Howard. Frederick
Howard and Miss Ruth Howard. At the Manhae-
set House the recently arrived guests include MT
and Mrs J. Henry Dick, Miss Anna Morton, ]. Clark
Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Hanan. Mr. and Mrs;
J: Adoph Moenhauer. D. W. Hoagland. = Mr.. and
and c. N Howard. ~ 800
Francis P. McCo chairman Of the Entertainments
Committee of the Union League Club, has arranged
to provide music at the clubhouse every Thursday
evening On that evening ladies are admitted, but
as the band Is to play in the open air the roof
10 forego the soIace of smoking. The ROOF garden
which Is 70x'' feet IN area. is most pronounced
success.
Mr. and Mrs Timothy l.. Woodruff started yester-
day for the Hollywood Hotel. Hollywood. ~ j..
where they will remain week, the attraction being
the horse show in which M Woodrun has enere1
Mr. Woodruff and his young SON Master Jonn East ss
m Woodruff,
ing and shooting trip.
Mr. and Mrs F. Clarence Brown, Of Clinton-ave..
have been spending a few days at the Tuxedo Club
as guests Of William II. HOLSTER. of New York
They are now spending ios'hisht at Inc Euse-
mere, Edgemere. Long Island
Mr. and Mrs Nelson G. Carnan and Miss Della
Carman left their cottage at Babylon on Friday in
tending to go to the waumbek in the White Noun
tains Afterward they will go to the United States
Hotel. at Saratoga. as usual
August at the Elberon Hotel Long Branch, where
Mr. King finds large number of Republican
frneds, among whom may be mentioned Mayor
Strong. Of New-York and Commissioner BrookfeId
Mrs Albert d. Blashfeld. wife OF the clever young
artist whose work and name is familiar to every
who the illustrated papers is occupying with
Long island. Mr. Biashhe,d, Who has been spend
ing day two there each week. will go down
next week TO spend the remainder OF the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Vernon are occupying
of the Prospect House cottages at Bay Shore. Long
Island. this summer. Mrs. Corning and Miss Fannie
Vernon have also been at Bay Shore.
DIR. John F. Talmage and his daughter. Miss
Lillian Talmage, have arrived al Bar Harbor, after
vern Hotel. They will remain at Bar Harbor until
some time in the autumn
Arrivals from Brooklyn at Congress Hall. Sara
toga. include Mr. am Mrs. H. p. Sargent. Ham
ilton B. Houghton. Walter T. Stedman. Mr.
nh h1,, MIS- James 3 Cahse; Mss Mss BESSIE Can're
Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Jones and Miss Bessie
JONES' Of Lefferts Place, lave left the Edgemere at
Edgemere, Long Island, ard at the Maple
wood Hotel in the White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Low have a housefu Of guests
at their country place at Newport This party In
cludes Mrs Alexander II. Stevens, IT.. OF New
York: Miss Alice Brinsmade and Jay Pierrepont.
Mr.. and Mrs Hamilton H. Salmon. who have been
at Arverne since the latter part OF June, will return
to their town house in few days and sail for Eu-
rope next Saturday on the Trave They, win spend
q few weeks the other side travelling in England
France and Germant returning TO America early in
the fall
Miss Esther NJ Lynde. OF Greene-ave., is spending
the summer at the Pemgewasset Plymouth. N. II.
Miss Winchester and Miss Helen Winchester, of
Nostrandave, are spending the summer at Sea-
bright, n. J.
Mme. Helen Maige. OF washington-ave. Is
spending the month in Peterborough, Ontario
Last Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Frank n. Doubleday
of Bay Ridge, started a tour OF the Northwest
which will include trip through the Great Lakes.
Mr. and Mrs. John NJ Rider and their family are
spending the summer at Nyack-on-t the Hudson.
Mrs. James L. Brumley is spending the month
at the buckingham Avon by the Sea, n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bomeisler, Miss Cantoni and
Miss Cole. Of this city. are among the guests at
the Prospect House. Bay Shore.
FUNERAL OF CHRISTOPHER r.. OsCANYAS
The funeral Of Christopher r. Oscanyan. formerly
the Turkish Consul in New York, held yester-
day afternoon at st. Luke's Protestant Episcopal
Church. in Clinton-ave. The New-York Press Club,
Of which Mr.. 0scanyan member was repre-
sented by the following delegation: Joseph Howard.
1r.. James Pooton, George r. Williams, John W.
Keller. A. L. Mackaye and John A. Hennessey.
The burial was in Silver Mount Cemetery. Staten
Island. Mr.. Oscanyan was born in Constantinople
on April %. 1875 OF Armenian parents. He came to
New-York when young man and graduated
with credit from the University of the City Of New
York. He wrote several books and when he died
was at work on book on Turkey and her people
He II survived b. son and two daughters.