New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-14
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
MIDSUMMER DULNEss IN THE CITY. BUT
ACTIVITY BEYOND ITS BORDERS.
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO coME-wHERE BROOK
LYN PEOPLE ARE SPENDING THE SEA-
SON-NOTES AND CHAT.

LYN PEOPLE ARE SPENDING THE SEA-
soN-NorEs AND CHAT.
Tha, the summer exodus this year Is larger thah
usua. Is evident to any one who observes the nun"
Der Of houses with boarded-up doors and windows
In those parts OF the city given over 10 the o"e"
ings of people who can afford TO get away from the
citys heat and noise. The summer exodus a"'o's
those who cannot go for an EXTENDED STA! 10 aiso
larger than usual. and perhaps on tne p,'m''p a
tina, half loaf is better than no oreao' 'ne
ay-at-homes have patronized the excursion poa's
md nearby nlaces swept by ocean breezes In
manner which has gladdened the hearts OF those
who have invested money in the business OF pro
vidng amusement for people who densht N ef Um
Sefs Of the summer dwei.ers in town would prefer
the soft signing Of the wind through rusne Roo.
9, the Ts ssn aorouT with the warm Of
summer but fate and circumstance Dia % s,shinc
Of Beach hotel waiter working for tip and In. the
murmur Of big bass horn IN tne csntre os Rand
ndins up With sample Of method Of pack
ing sardines when the trip homeward IS oesu"'
The weddings Of Importance last week were two
On Thursday afternoon Miss Grace webster ''., VS.
dale was married to George Albert lAn'ner IN 'Ne
Church of the Pilgrims. in Henry-st. The brideS
only attendant was Miss Mary Campbell Lin'he''
OF Albany \ sister Of the bridegroom. VINO was
maid Of honor ]. Henry Johnson was pest man
ana there were ushers. a reception 10 '"'
Immediate
inter the ceremony, and the couple Will spehd inc
HONEYMOON at Lake Minnetonka making their
home in Mnneap polls. The bride is the young
es. daughter and only living child OF Mrs'
Grace Webster Hinsdale. who Is weil-Khown
member OF the literary set, and was Que "
pices Of the Association Of Working Girls csuns
M Ss S.Jss i hs sPS her or
r.
nsaps' and father Is ae n IS 4 nner State
moogist and he Is distant reSu Hhs,s %, HIS '''''
and Is also connected with the Wepste's
There was a large gathering Of friends at the
marriage on Wednesday afternoon OF Laura L.
Xs.ne daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Roswell W.
Keene. to the Rev. Robert Robinson. whch was
celebrated in the Noble Street Presbyterian Church
the Rev. DR.. r. d. Sproull oftciating Inc pr'de
only attendant was her sister. Miss Jennie -
Keene; the best man was A. c. Perry, ,r'' ana .he
ushers Thomas sprou. William Robinson. j. Eu-
GENE Brown and Clement !. Walker. Masters
Harry Halliday James Eadie Samuel stewart
IesIie Noon Charles Peterson and Albert ENher
were pages reception was held at the nome OF
the brides parents No go Charitable WORK and
the oTEsnasTrSs Of se mas
91a iss Of the City Of
in the class OF 49, with high honors RECEIVING ,he
Ogden B1 ~ Il. ssss
HE theological studies at Princeton for Two years
is nov M and u S RoS%son viii
their home in Colorado.
Aunusennents for the fall have made their appear.
ance, and according to the programme outlined
th.re ,s a interesting season In prospect Among
sh. weddings talked of may be mentioned that OF
Mrs. John Van Nostrand and the Rev. fedro ~
Mesny which. was to have taken PLACE In June Ta
ssai .a aad Mr. ia Howard MADDEN viii take place in
the fall and II Is also IeRoLtea s az ne married
this sutumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. II. Talmage entertained
. Fourth Of July house party at their new and
attractive country home in Bernardsville' y. j.
Among their guests were MES TharS Miss Made
issn. Itchfsld Miss LILLIAN Tslmsgs Jack" Tai
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nelson Doubleday, Of Seven
Pines Bay Ridge. and Mrs. A. De Graf and Mss
Fair Of Maitland, the adjoining place nave sem es
out cards for . dance on Tuesday evening July 10
The news Of the marriage Of Miss Florence Mason
BOYD. daughter Of the late Edward A. BOYD OF
New-York. TO William A. Webster, OF this CITY, al
St. Paups Church, Chicago, was a surprise TO the
friends OF the couple in Brooklyn, the engage
ment was only announced few weeks ago the
facts seem to- be that Mr. Webster has OBTAINED ,I
psny. and that Miss Boyd was visiting relatives in
Gs s.Sis9 r. fnf s,x 80 oean %sfs married. inc '
The marriage OF Miss Cora J. Cullen. daughter
Of the late DR.. Henry J. Cullen of Brooklyn and
sister Of Judge Edgar NJ. Cullen, TO Manuel Perez
Sloane was quietly celebrated at st. Patrieks
Cathedral New-York on Wednesday OF last week.
Archbishop corrigan performing the ceremony and
Father Mention officiating at the nuptial mass
which followed. The bride unattended, and
there were ushers Samuel W. Boocock. Paul
Fuller. J. B: Mccue and J. c. Bergen appeared as
years an attache OF the Spanish Embassy in Wash
ington where the bride has nyed Tor some Tune Tune
Of St. John Of Jerusalem He is a member Of an
arstOeras Spanish family and is s present S con
S r. *s:sHS FISK:
% s se sssa e. tie w:s & mi
trip to Lake George the Fourth and that merry
party was favored with clear skies and cool
breezes. returning to Brooklyn the 9th. The
Committee Of Arrangements. which included Mrs.
T. Alfred Vernon Mrs Harriet f. Sayre. Miss
Sophie Hunter. Albert Edward Parftt and Angus
tus N. Waibridge. won the encomiums Of the party
for excellent judgment and skill In arranging for
the comfort and convenience Of the members. In
addition 10 the committee the party included Mrs.
Elizabeth Loeser Mrs. Julien. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
nd as Bsne n' curtis NJ na Mr. Edward
Sstt1n M end Mrs Payl WOrms Mas i d.. saEre
ne Miss rsnne E:ss Mss Ks;e
Si:: Ips S.ris H.. HsSsass;sn Zig: HIaHss
Adam X Luke. xiexasdss f. Filnsch - jr, Joseph
9. Waterman, Henry Peters. of England; John X.
Green and Erich Cumprecht Of Berlin, Germany.
Lyman d. Morse. Of Hancock-st sailed for
Europe on the Paris on Wednesday on a combined
business and pleasure trip Mrs. Morse and Mss
Morse will remain in their cottage. at Twilight
Park. Ia the cstskills Mr. and Mrs. Horace c.
pu Val have engaged passage for Europe on the
q. Louis, which sails July II. Mr.. and Mrs.
y: q. ~ Ahrens and the Misses Ahrens. OF Ross
extensive trip in prospect during which they hope
70 travel through England. Belgium, Switzerland.
late Ia the autumn.
At II. New-Poin, HoteA AmityvIIls. are Mr.. and
Nm. ,. v. q. oddie J. " g. Oddic. IT,. Harold II.
oddie. Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Beers Miss Mabel Beers
~ r RHers ar NJ Mr. and