New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
THE FIRST SIGNS OF MIDSUMMER Dull
NESS APPARENT
A FEW ADDITIONS TO THE LIST OF JUNE BRIDES
WHERE wELI~KNoWN PEOPLE WILL
SPEND THE SUMNER - ENGAGE
,,rSTc ,NxOr'<CED
AiENTS ANNOUNCER

brooklyn society circes beginning to reel the
erects OF warm weather and the RAPID cep4etlon
OF their ranks by the regular summer exodus. Inc
procession of June brides is rapidly growing smaller
and the two weddings announced for TINS week VIII
practically wind up he list OF those to be c'assed
among the wcli-knOwn society pe0pe. the open
ing Of the yachting season the general interest III
matters pertaining to bicycling lawn tennis 20"
and other outdoor summer sports have, TO great
extent taken the place OF interest in marrying ana
giving in marriage Summer colonies have begun the
formation Of their little circles. and within the
next two weeks the city viii be deserted by near.y
al those who intend leaving this season mere nd
few nouncements OF engagements al ieits one VI
which vii be surprise 70 the fGends o. 'ne pgly
midsummer dulness will rule the roast anu g Se,
era apathy. the first signs OF which are ALREADY p 5e
viii be all that Is left of the HiII heighs anu rse
Slope crces This is 70 oe expec ,1s OF dcCSIons
nn sunrise but that the next will be an
active one is already foreshadowed as IL Is unuei
festivities which will enliven the season soon AFTER
the return of the summer birds.
Considerable Brooklyn interest attached to the
wedding of Miss Lucy W. Kdder and Edwin NJ
I;ulk.ey. which took place on Wednesday Oh ias'
week In plymouth. ~ Ii. The bride Is the daush.e'
of Amos NJ. Kidder. of the banking firm OF hioder
& Co. and the bridegroom 10 n member OF the WEI
known financial house of Spencer lrask ~
The B seIfmony OF was RutRerfoi father Of the
bridegroom. assisted by the Key; RI i a.; and Mss
Morse were respcc,yey maid ,S of h %ss p ana
bridesmaid the second hriesmaid neins Mis' @ r.
Hoistcr of Rutherford: George g. Pratt OF blo on
lyn. and s c. Richmond, OF New-1orK' were '''
ushers
4, tho bome Of the brides uncle. George Cogse-
.hau in sydney Place Miss Janet Ralyea Cogge-
shall was married Wednesday evehhs 10 "eo's
Puner Croher by the Rev pr Reese r. Ais"p, ~
81 Anns church The attendance al the ceIeI.V ~
80 sn,ai hut large number of friends were al 'he
reception which followed IT,
nav Ride people are looking forward with great
exrecations to the wedding OF Miss be.'''" O0"
stance Perry and Pierre Lorillard Ronaids' lr' Vi
New-York which takes pace next wednesday a"
p,ago Lawn the country seat Of the Perrys' IN
sevon.v-nlnth-st adjoining the Ridge Club WIN
the invitations is included carr d pr tnf New
p at q ,o n m returning after the wedding re-
ccntIon About two hundred invitations nave wv"
issued.
An announcement which will cause some surprise
. .o numerous friends to the couple Is that of the
rr.ssme,t q, Miss salnc Baker. only daughter OF
the Rev and Mrs. Charles r. Baker 10 'ne NV
ST. Cair Hester who vas until recently asslS'',,. y
pr Baker in the Church OF th hsdaInhi AradeIny
pator who II student at the Auelphl ~.
viii be graduated next year ana Is an p,,i
attractive young mS%Sn o Nr 81 Vf, eorse church
",d has beyur his IA ,torate under eNceptona"F ID"
vorable circumstance
tate Mohonk has sent down litlle surprise IN inc
announced engagement OF Miss Marion h. N"'Son
:, Edwin G ward who II well known on IN"
Heights Mirs Matson s spending the summer WIZ
her aunt. Mrs samuel bowno buIA'M =" ' .i,,s
IT. with whom she has lived number OF E'"'
The wedding Of Miss Addc Ellh Singer 10 Ar
thur Smith which was celebrated at the home OF
the bride In nanhrldgc-s,. on "Wednesday evening
last attracted large number OF friends inenp'
ing many musical peopc, the bride being IN" i"h''
ing soprano solost IN the South Second street Meth
odist Church, while finance was represented by thr
friends OF Mr. Smith. who IL paying teller Of The
schermerhorn Bank Miss Minnie Singer attended
her sister as bridesmaid and Miss Acde hopes was
maid OF honor Wallace Livingston connor being
best After a short wedding trip the coupe
will make their home on the Hill
The wheelery Of the cycle club in Sterling Place
Il a well-patronzed establishment at present. ana
This condition OF affairs will probably continue for
some time. The party announced in last sundays
Tribune started time on Tuesday evening cha
peroned by Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy L. Woodruff. but
instead of going TO the Crescent Athletic Club house
at Bay Ridge went to Manhattan Beach. The party
INCLUDED Mss Hess Ns 2ps MES Eepms nsney
per. Andrew Peters and Austin g. Turner. The
day night by the footing Of iaily-ho horn by M
Woodrufis footman who preceded parry Of about
and down the cycle path.
Miss Grace Brown. daughter of George G. Brown.
was married to George Edgar Smith in the Marcy
Avenue Baptist Church at noon yesterday. The
bride Vas unatended 7 F. Smith las was best man
OF Philadelphia; James p. Brown and A. L. Burns
were the usncrs
An engagement recently announced is that Of
Miss Fletcher. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II. Fletcher. of Lincoln Place 10 the Rev. William
Morrison. rector OF All Saints Church The we'd
ding will take place, ii is understood, in the early
Among the departures from town In the last
week and those announced for the near futu1e mag
be mentioned the following: Mr.. ana Mrs Frederic
A. Ward sailed on Wednesday on the Majestic on
roundabout trip. in which they VIII visit Southern
England and the Channel Islands. Normandy and
Britanny. with possible excursion into Italy re-
turning by the regulation route through Paris and
London. DR.. and Mrs. Calvin f. Hull. OF Washing
ton-ave., are at their country home in Black Rock
Conn. and Mrs. Hull. with her usual care for the
unfortunate before leaving town made preliminary
preparations for large and original entertainment,
in the fall In behalf Of the Childrens Annex TO the
Home for Consumptyes. She also started arrange
ments for ball In aid Of the Memorial Hospital
Colonel and Mrs. LOOMS L. Langdon Will go &c
New-London. Conn, this week. and remain there
most OF the summer. later in the season visiting
West Point. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton H. Salmon ar,
at Arverne- by the-Sea and Mr. and Mrs Edwart
+. Ltchfeld and their family have taken posses
sion OF their Tuxedo cottage. MIR. and Mrs. r
Durham Moffat sailed for Europe by the Britannia
DAY. on ana and i' On
Thomas s, Moore and his daughter. Ethel Moore
Of travel vii Join Mrs. Moore Sa u at 5e le"
home At Wes. Hampton Beach. Mr.. and Mrs
York few weeks ago viii spend the summer Il
the Adrondacks. The Rev. Or. Darlington. recto
OF Christ Church Bedford-avc. has gone with hi
family to his country place Port Jefferson
and Mrs. Edward Glib. of Gates-ave. is at Yves
Hampton Beach. w. A. II. Bogardus. recent,
secretary OF the Brooklyn Heights Railroad Com
Pany, has taken his family TO Greenwich. Conn
FOR the summer. and Henry Bowers and his family
Of Montgomery Place are also at the ConnecticU
watering place: Nj and Mrs. A: Augustus Healy
OF Columbia Heights are at Cold Spring Putnam
County: Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Oliphsnt. OF Wash
ington-sve. and their family Alexandra
Bay; Mrs. John Van Nostrand. Of Co.umb.
Heights. will go to Owego Tioga County; Mr. an
Mrs. Lewis Mollenhauer. are at Lake Hopatcons
". j., and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry X. Heath hav
closed their Wash.nston-ave. house and settled a
Alexandria Bay.
The Marine and Field Club is preparing TO sprea
itself at its annual canoe regatta mex; Saturda,
and the final preparations are almost complete,
All the classes have filled well and class No.
Al oily raIlo ho NiarI.