New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25
BROOKLYN NEWS.
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
FEW SIGNS OF RETURNING LIFE ON THE
HEIGHTS OR HILL.
VISITORS IN THE CITY FOR TUESDAYS 'hi'f'0"'
r,oN-wuERE BROOKLYN PEOPLE ARE STAY
rur- crAsuORF

y,srroRs IN THE CITY FOR TUESDAYS CEi'he"N
WHERE BROOKLYN PEOPLE ARE STAY
INc-FtN AT THE sEAsHoRE.
TIL. rush for home Of the summer wanderers na'
not vet begun in earnest from the nearby resol.s
~. 49, ,rersatlantic steamers have begun to ieei
e.. oressure on their cabins and before 'ons ~
tide will set in in good earnest Inc u,e :. the
Tuesday in connection with the unVei.'"e -, 80
monument in Prospect Park will nave 'ne e. ,s,t a
drawing back 10 town. although only io' q ~ ~
number of weil-known men. but as .he 'a ~. ere
mos, OF those who will be on hand al 'ne T.,
monies are still in the country 'heii s,r,mer
Town will have no significance as ial as " ns oon
season The resoT do oi at hotels and
cn,tsses AZ the seashore or on the moun.a t,itv in
Al r wsS Of s oSSoor Of s Dws
along smoothly and aSeps being engrossed in
their favorte forms Of amusement sNoed 70 exert
The Others who ap more than is From places
on Long Island come stories or su' tennis and oc
ana small dances and serve 10 drive away
thoughts Of the be-, h tsat a a ane story
IT, Maidstone Club which is the centre Of social
..,,v,,es AT Easthampton. Lcng Island. mas re-
Gently added golf course which occupies '"ei. We,
acres OF land TO its attractions, ana 'he saAo w.
It's inevitable fascination has grown popu.aT aN'e
the EasMampton cottasers Aorian Larn arr. a.
10 be the leading player in the club. me oiioeis
~ the Maidstone Club Dr. Everett HerrlcK Oh
New-York president; Dr. George Edmund Mohtoe'
of New-York. secretary. and Mr. Preston Is SPINS
of Hambeton Nd. treasurer These, doseheTr rnitv
Church. New-York Robert s. Bowne OF F.uShiHYs:
Lons Island fssTss dMard de Rose and Fred
erck Galiatin Of NewYork form the soaTo the Ss
TSonss Moran the artist Pr J q q, R RaH E"
se Gaatn J0nass9 Grrq family aH of
A number Of Brooklyn residents were registered
At Narragansett Pier last week. among them An
drew Peters who is off cruise with party
OF friends Mr. and Mrs. T. Chesley Richardson
the Gladstone Gsnera s'1 BroWn M and
Brown at me A sySasdr at the Me a
and Edwin y. LOOMS al the Gladstone.
Among the guests Of the Water Gap House. at
the Delaware Water Gap. last week were MI ana
Mrs. H. E. Bownes. Miss Bownes. Joseph NJ; \:
s Seis; N and E Edmund s. Page of brooklyn
The Marlborough Coaching Club. recently or
ranized. and composed Of some of the representa-
tive men in sportsmanship, society or pohucs oi
New-York and Brooklyn gave omner d" Inv
Edgemere. Long Beach. on Thursday OF last "eeN
which proved to be OF the principal af1airs OF
the season. F. j. Lancaster is president OF the cruz
and A. f. Dick the proprietor Of the hotel one oi
its members The membership. which is limited 10
one hundred. now numbers thirty. among whonh are
Colonel A. c. Paine. Frederick Gerhard hermann
Selr Ha,cS s0hR hu TnssTs' Mos duncan Eo
William C Beecher. George e razor , r., David
a Boody. Thomas L. Gilroy. Oliver Belmont Colo
mel Leffert LeTerts and 5. NJ. Blatchiord'
The engagement has been announced of Miss
Lulu Shaw. daughter Of Captain Shaw, OF 'he Isl
United States Artillery. stationed at Fort Hah'o'
70 Robert Thomas. Of Bay Ridge
, Mr. and Mrs Rodney \. WaId are spending the
summer at the Howell House. westhampton Beach.
L. L. having rented their cottage at tnat place
early in the season. not expecting 10 De the'e'
Acosta Nichols and Miss Nichols are at the Child
void Park Hotel In the Adirondacks. Mr. and Mrs
William b. Boorum OF Clinon-ave.. are also among
its guests.
Among the guests a, the Howell, House. West
hamilton are Mr. and Mrs Omri +. Hibbard MI
ard Mrs L. Hastings Arnold. Miss Arnold the
Misses Glib and the Misses Suydan
Mr. and Mrs Thomas s Moore and Miss Ethel
Moore are in their cottage at Westhampton Beach'
Miss Moore went abroad with her father cary !"
the season but ;hey returned about mont" ago
The marriage of Miss Marion Alden Ocott. daugh-
ter OF H. L. Olcott who was formerly a resiue"'
o. this CITY, and Edwin Asa Dix of East orange
~ j.. was celebrated at the Presbyterian Church
OF Cherry Valley. y. Y. on Thursday evening OF
last week. The ceremony was performed ny NV
Rev James NJ Ludlow. assisted by the Kew II. .
Swinnerton and the Rev John K. fisher Inc
bride was attended by her sister. Miss Harriet L.
olcott as maid of honor. and by Miss fi ore
Dskn Mss & HsrSS anS x ss the brdesroom
brother, best man. and the usherS W. ~
Perry Ocott and Horace w. Olcott OF NeW- J. OF n
Edmund Steel Joy, of Newark n J and I; ed H. r.
Mcknight Of Pittsburg. The bridegroom u eoitoL
ally connected with The Churchman. OF New ork
familiar 10 all orthodox Episcopalians and one OF
the best-known OF religious week.-Mrs..
The second of the series OF dances arranged p'
y Dick was given at the Edgemere last Sat
urday night The dancing spirited and the
decorations and arrangements exceptional ior
hotel function Among the Brooklyn people pres
ent we're Mr. and Mrs. E. /. Horsman MISS MARY
Horsnlan e. !. Horsman. jr. A. r. hazeh MIS-
Charles F. Neergaard. Mrs. Charles e. Blgelow
Andrew r. Culver Miss Helen Cu!ver MISS NJ r.
Richardson, Miss Laury Miss A. NJ ND si Nrs M
r. Bailey Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Torrance Charles
+ Neergaard and J. T. Tillman. Mr. ana Mrs
Harold Wilcox were visiting the Horsmans a
Edgemere and Mr.. and Mrs: Arthur Van slcer
have come down from their home AT Whitestone
Long Island and joined the brides parents there