New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
BROOKLYN NEWS.
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
MAIDS AND NATIONS PREPARING FUN
SUMMER.
,sr WEEKS WEDDINGS ALMOST ENDED THE
rIsr-NOTEs AND INCIDENTs-hEApN ~"

THIN ytoRsn SHOW NNOI NChMl'N'"'
Warm weather has como The rush OF WINTER
and post-Ie ntev activity in society ci'''S - p',
ticaly over ana now the MAIDS anu mn .,,,o,
ALI their mascupe friends VINO nav" uo"' ,I,,,,
-, ,naLing NE IN Brooklyn pleasant u"i'"s
A.. ,os, ,ylntsr are beginning to shake INC '"''
an, NJ their Saratoga trunks ana r'' ''"', ~
IN. summer campaign. In Few "s'.' Wv. ,,,.,en,
proparations were mhd" III ""N""'' " ,'o.Li,,n
.,, q, ,Yarm weather. ana nlrcany .,n 81"
tpcn o, ",,p"is,errd in places far away rom Wv
,''sh and roar and rumble on CIV ~ ,yn,rra OF
,us' oil ,hr way from the 1lchrnl, ~ AMI
,sntn, iiaV 10 Southold on the nor ,o,c of
Tho HhlnnncOck HIS on ,h' w. ,hrir summer
W" iisand ara being ntiod NY FOR ,hel, ~ VIVA
LONE Tho sound of the lawn mover ~ i n
in Tho land and the swish OF tn' ,I9er along The
4" n mellow note to the bicycle i u,, tnnns
rro.J. icadlng through wcn-kcpt country
r. ,,s, week was not devoid of Incident nov.
a. l., nrooklyn Tho exceptionally pa' WYNN"
y, Tuesday did not interfere WIN '"o ,a 20
n large and fashionable assemo"So - ,h.
formel Church on tho Heights 10 po,.
,,,r. ~ Miss Eleanor Brinsmade To- 'r rhurch
Wed nnmslas Adam the pastor OF , onG We're
So,rlv ali the old families OF III NV ~ the bride
there but the reotives Miss Alice ,rinsmar Zoe;
,hn brides sister; Miss Anne lleri"p" D well-known
ti', VI. pr.wster the last two b'lhE h,rmine
sna No York Girls made of the mos cor long
groups of bridesmaids seen r III INN Grant Not
tlme' William v Hester, Aaron J." h"v irii Mrs
Rev Mr., Prentice ana rpe Reception for the Rev
brihs His Adam on the afternoon OF sMa,iiori and
-. q, lime the couple Will 81 w
.,sit Mr. Adams parents.
,,,o,. evening the home Of Mr. ana Ni's'
,,,,, parrott at No III McDonough-s'' W.
Hndsomelv decorated in honor Oh ''o It,, :.
81 their Oldest daughter. Miss -Ne'',o SOW ~
C,.ude Banks Mayham. of Schoha'io' r,r,
Judae Stephen l.. Mayham OF inc SUP, nv r
49,. oraronv was performed by the Key. - :,
inc ,,., ,d the four ushers were h n,ppnn, ID,
X: Ne,e u {, Imgar Perry 4. Tay0r an nda Marie
taylor The maid Of -, honor hpde wa and there no
tidesmaids Three hundred nVl'a on5 The cere-
issued to the rgvef ali we're accepted. large az
t tiUis, of Park Slope and S'u9 N'9"
people was hoteu' - c,A,,rch tho
A. MON ON Thursday in Plymouth '"" 'n,,Nr
AT noo" wan Abbott performed the cerenlohs
80 ,n,ted Mrs. Emily Murray HOOD 10 - 49,
w. r,rico The bride who is a sister Oh i'"'u's
A"e" - Vac attended by Hazel MESSENGER anu
Jeannette Perkins two little grSa his brother
fro fro, man and the ushers were A. r. Jerome g.
Of milwaukee; Charles a. MILAN s. Psrnlee and
P PnSmas Stanley After the Ceremony re other 10
Was served at the home Oh 'iie '''''
.. Mise carol Dettmer daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Jacob c. Dettmer anu 81 Son' oon,n-
attracted a large portion or the iasl'o' D.,,ner
aant ~ the HIN and the Heights 10 'he -
home Nnh,aye T Referm n Church per29rned
the ceremony. Miss Jean fs1mer Alfred Cor
aso was best man. and Henry Nan and
VenUstt Harrison Corbett Chailes wv
Wiliiam Robinson were the ushe's'
c.,,r,oy afternoon the wedding of Miss Helen
W ara Howard Washburne Maxwell son "
~. veil known yachtsman. J. Rogers maxwell CO.,
r,oce in the Memorial Presbyterian Ch",o" -, pey
snthsvs The ssrs%0n IN TN, Sss absence
M. S6r,dcsmaids we're interesting Group 'hrde-
ing Miss Mss h0S Msdene Doughty Of Ss Miss
Josephine Young and M1s sd AH Of honor
Ms5gaEs. IT, Brother the brdsgroo TaS best
man. and the ushers incu4a1e aiss sos'' u
Known society men OF the heisn'''
q r.saav evening at the home or her iather !"
,Ns..on-ave Miss Florine Lillian Maxon aausn-
60 ~ charles i. Maxon. was married 10 -. ~
ward Cornell of Rochester " R ~ nS Baptist
W Fl b Mss Florence NJ Kaser niece s Of m 5ns
bride attended her as ho"ei e'''' ~
was Frank q. WeDp' ,,. IN
-,.o,,, rscept,8n OF the Civitas CLUB on
Wednesday evening was an extremely , 'as
sra,r Memorial Hall, where the entertainment VIZ
,,yan was crowded with well-knowh soo'ey y
ME and the members who READ papers n'1"
-, ,hev had a thorough grasp or the h"pJ"' -
80 discussion. Miss Ida J.. Gibbs, mo aci'"s
,ssdent llled the chair In an acceptable "'a'"e''
ana when the readings and musea' prog ''' ''
were ended the enterta,nment %n'b IA" society
ny NM 81 seasons s work Of tho club has been 10, n'
ss. Interests S Sr avs spsaeH ss M
q vii no on IN the path married CA, eE w. w., Ins
'urlns The summer the programme. 81 S"ds'
work viii 10 outlined ana az isf f. a" ,o "ss,me mat
nss w ~ Viii fully bear oo' the reputable" maze
by this ono.
Thorc IL n possibility that BROOKLYN WIN na,' "
bicycle toa, similar IN plan 70 mo 'i''''" ' "
.,,,c, have been no successful IN Ncw'o'h W
w. Ut, Mis-. 1,rookman was instrumental ~
,,.,.,,s obout n couple OF Seasons ago mo ~
fnir n carried out will be conprsh.hsN' The y, ,yre
ant nronosiion il 10 have tho tea Ia Ia" r'o"''
Garden In Prospect fTh
prook,yn's Daughters OF tho Revolution nave DC
come tired OF the futile efforts OF tho ro''o'y y
Ola prooklynites 20 erect monument TO tho pr'foh
shap martyrs at Fort Greene. ana m'o.,h "'-
ia an Thursday at tho home OF Mrs y v Wn''
No 40 Brooklyn Heights and q commute "P
pointed to look after ways and means oil e"'n'r'"'
no 900 with which to erect a monument on '"'' -"
ocoun, Mira s. " White, Mrs. Henry Earle MIS-
s,urrs Coffin Mrs Franklin W. hopsns M, ~,
Iohn 9 Berry OF Bensonhurst; Mrs. Henry ~, bsa,
JOIN jon NJ. Rather Howard King were appointed L
take charge of the matter.
brooklyn Democrats will have high time IN VI
pouch Gallery on the evening OF Friday. May q
uben they will be Joined by the ST. Lawrehc
club. OF New-York. and eat n dinner In honor
tho Tooth anniversary OF the birthday OF S1 ne
OF national reputation and the list or sp eaStfr
which has been provided Is an unusually a'""'"'
one
rha ,a,as. engagement TO attract the attentio
y, I,u society Is that Of Miss Leila de la Meza,
washington ave. and A. Curtin Fetterolf. OF IN
American Line OF steamers Miss de la Meza an
Mr.. Fetterolf first became acquainted while the
,Tara members OF the Great Harrington Party,
and this is the fifth occurrence OF It's kind sine
the party together. II begins TO look az II IN
.Treat Harrington Party would be considered
sort Of annex to the place where matches are sal
to be made.
Mr. and Mrs A. ]. Cordier. OF Schermerhorn-st
vill 70 to their country place at Woodhaven IN
hort fine and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice O'Meara an
Wt.. lillian o. Meara OF Berkeley Place are spent
Ing a fortnight at Haddon Hail. at Atlantic city.
After the Horse Show is over. Timothy L. Woo
run will rest from his labors his resting-pace b
ing the Adirondacks. In other words. MT "oodru
il going fishing.
Mr. and Mrs William G. Low, OF Remsenst.. W
On abroad with their family this summer. and NJ
and Mrs John B. Ladd Of Henry-st VIII also
arnong the yoyagers. They expect TO sail early me-
month and will not return until early In October
..-a... AZ and Mrs William IL Harris