New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-01
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
SIGNS OF RETURNING LIFE IN RESI-
DENCE STREETS.
SOCIAL SUCCESS OF THE MARYLAND CELEBRA
TIoN-wEDDING BELLS TO RING

SOCIAL SUCCESS OF THE MARYLAND CEIEBRA-
TIoN-wEDDING BELLS TO RING
PERSONAL Notes.
The rattle and bang OF heavily laden wagons.
niled high with trunks ard other impedimenta OF
a summers outing are becoming familiar sounuS
in the citys streets again and the taxing GOWN Vi
storm doors and widow shutters and 'the ae'Ne
demand for the services OF rpholsterers, painters
decorators and other workers who are neeoeu 10 ~
the houses for the winters use are all signs 'ha'
the DAYS OF vacation nearly over wnie 'he
tanned faces and hands in the highways Oh 'he
town speak for themselves OF happy days 3y me me
sea or on the moSn t,n snyeins Of the Maryland
monument in Prospect Park drew Dach 70 D ~,
,arse was sres, day for Brooklyn one OF the
men 10 whom much credit Is que lor ms SUI : nu
effort; in making on Thf r s1a' Newport and Mrs
White. Mrs Horatio C. King Gene Wrs az" Timothy
Woodruff threw open their houses for the recep-
ton and entertainment OF the women from ba M
rnora Colonel Partridge and his stan from 'he
Rid,np and Driving Club. made brave showing a,
the head Of the procession as an halus hrebsck
riders and make a fine appearance on n9i sepaSn,
The members accompanying Colonel Partridge were
Edgar F Luckenbach' w L. Gandee, henry DON
eWTs oosw ward G. l. Middleton F. d Peabody.
Imcthy woodruff 5amfs rne T"TneG Quick G. G.
Herbert Potter and E H. Barnes The fact Ina ina!
Racnni,on Committee was enough 90 insure proper
carrying out OF the committees functions
There are large number of Brooklyn people
81 Sag Harbor among them being MIS- Chafies -
Pierson who is visiting her brother, John l." Sher-
wood: Mr. and Mrs William C. EDWARDS ana H Hiss
Sadie Ryder. who will remain at ne Shau"NH rc an
until September Is. and Mrs. Chds MIS-. Morsa'
and Mrs Clark. who are the guests OF MIS- 0Vpe''
Mr.. and Mrs William Furey have been enter.
tanned recently by Mr.. and Mrs. James Annett OF
Avenue A. and the Newark Bay Shore, Bayonhe
Recent arrivals of Brooklyn people at Chdwoid
Park in the Adlrondacks. include Mr.. and Mrs D.
q Wilson Miss Wilson and j. G.. Wilson, T VINO
are at the Hotel Chidwod.
Mr. and Mrs j. Wilcox gave informal reception
10 their friends their home, No. 2S9 Chnton-s'''
on Monday. the form Of a musical and literary
entertainment preceding a dance. The programme
was Of artistic design. and the various items were
rss,s ns %H Berh@ Mess Meddr
Mess p MeddleI, Mr. ana Mrs Luunet Pa ,,apson
Miss 4 Benedam 4 BENSON Miss Raw N,!s T.
Cunningham, Miss Johnson Mr. SoTsa, MISS W Y
H How Miss Alice Hase,t. Willie Kenny, Miss e.
Mantle. C. 5. Slater, Miss Fanny s'ohehan anu
w Morris
1r uonatcons continues to be well patronized
nv BROOKLYN people among them being Mr. ana
Mrs j. W Ridgway, Mrs. Clouser, Mr: ana , MIS- MIS-
7 l. Lgkns Mr. and MIS- f ts Sbarles Merrill and
tbejr three charming daughters, Miss Emily, MISS
Edith and Miss Florence Merrill
Last Saturday evening the Manhanset Fishing
Club at Shelter Island gave It's annual u.nne,'
among the guests being General HORACE for'eHt'
General A. 4 McCook DR.. George b towIeTi e n.
Il May W T. Bqtler CQmmodSSres :y JSqn D D''he'-
son, BENJAMIN Atha and John r. Niaii
The ereapen,ent has recently been announced Of
Miss Gertrude c. Richards daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mrs A. 5 Richards. OF Fort Greene place. 10 Loiei
Rarnett Whymper. Of NewY ork. Mr.. WhynpTr .o ~
Englishman, who for sey T1asdsv bv the St
Louis on visit to his home in Eng isnG at N tSs
Richards is at present with her ho'hei az '''
Frontenac, in the Thousand Islands
a,othAr interesting announcement is that OF the
engagement OF Miss Adde Niebuhr Braine, gre
niece OF Fraley c. Niebuhr, to W. H. w. Deeoe'
son of Charles II. Beebe OF La1aye'te-aNe, -,''
Braine is an orphan and lives with her uhcle' MI
-Niebuhr. in his home In Clinton-ave she is d
niece OF Rear Admiral Braine United states Navy
retired Mr. Beebe is associated with the younger
mon identified with the social and club HE OF
Brooklyn He is a familiar figure in iasMonaoie
society particularly the Hill and has been pee.
scrntSn functions He was an officer of the ola
Brooklyn Hin Tennis Club quite famous IN "s uH az,
for is strong players ana the sOcai status ol rs
membership. As active member OF me SIeS0ent
OF the or.gnatOrs of the new Cycie GUY OF plooh-
Ign, Of which he is secretary, ne is wei h"o"h'
Lawn tennis kept the Shelter Island visitors busy
last week. Mems singles and doubles were con-
tested the winner Of the former being Mr.. Wyeth
the doubles resting between j. e. Meme ana t NE
Rev Iohn l.. Scudder and Mr. Bryan and Mt
Wveth The contestants in the tournament, De
slaf Be iaee Mr.. HobrooE. " NJ Haignt r. Max
Well ir, j. T. Pratt. W. Cunningham. T q Shear
Kimbaii Mr.. Belden and J. T. Pratt arrived at
Shelter Island last week. win H. o. I'"''' y"
board the ALTERS yacht
Mr. and Mrs Frederick a. Schroeder and Miss
frankie Schroeder have returned to Shelter Island
after short sojourn in the Adirondacks'
The engagement OF Miss Fannie Vernon. youngest
daughter Of the late Samuel Vernon OF LAFAYETTE
ave. TO Austin G. Turner. OF South Elliott Pace
has just been made known Miss vernon Is spena-
- RadcLTe and Mrs. Corning at Bay ShVre, Ions
Island where her brother ana sisd nassinc me
season. The Vernon family Is one OF the Dest-
Of several clubs including the Riding and Driving
Club he being an accomplished horseman
f. Hal.ett Lowell jr.. of Monroe Place, and his
sister. Miss Lowell returned recently from bicycle
tour through France. They rode through the cha
teau region. and with but one or two exceptions
net no one who spoke English during the entire
trip which they describe ds most uelghtiui ohe'
ne roads being perfect They add that the only way
10 really see a country is from bicycle or on loot
Mr. and Mrs T. l. Horsman returned from Edge
mere to their home in Berkeley place on Friday Of
this week Miss Horsnan has gone 10 Monmouth
Beach y. j., as the guest o. Lucien Mes OF New
York.
Mr.. William Berri and his family. who at
present at Richhed Springs. expect to spend the
latter part OF September and the early part of Oc-
tober at the Ampersand in the Adirondacks
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. ODDS and Miss Olds. of Pros
pect Heights, and DR.. Bennett and Miss Bennett,
OF South Oxford-st., are al the Frontenac. In the
Thousand Islands.
Mr. and Mrs g. Edward Graft, Of st. James Place,
were the guests last week of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
F. Neyins at their Shelter Island cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. W. IL. Trip. Of Adelphi-st, and
Miss Herman, % First Pace have been spending
August at Sea Ciin. Long Island
SAYS HE WAS MARRIED AGAINST HIS WILL.
william Burns, a clothing salesman. was ar