New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
WHAT BROOKLYN PEOPLE ARE DOING
AND WHERE THEY ARE SPENDING
THE WARM DAYS
,rr on ACTIVITY IN THE CITY. But
PLENTY REPORTED FROM THE s0"
NCR IESORTS

l., ,.,,o 20 chronicle In the way OF soc'a
r.ws nertainng to affairs which have happe" ,.A,
this city or OF plans for coming i,oa ss,s
the limits OF the three distinct !e. ,, Tho
which make up the social woria oi 10 ,ron, for
tide OF travel has begun 10 set ho"e"alu s rouc,
, .nores bu. the arrivals do not spe"a '
time within the limits OF the swei'e'i'e ~ &, al
hans a day or so, just to see tha' e'e' 30 ,no
right AT home and then away 10 so"o "" -, ans
mery nearhv resorts where cool breezes o'o" or
''' - en- surf or the soft murmur OF the
,,snsr,ny mines is heard. There VIII De ehous" ~
Az IN the fall however. TO MAKE up lo' ','e P'e9N
s.',ass .rd there need be fear that the season.
when once opens will be any less aG noU sA Long
Sisnd places there dearth Of aitraerSShS oher
what between yachting wmmns s0 mere is plenty
Gong on and health and strength i0 pa"olvn has
Take No one OF the past seasons IN b NJ In H.
SHOWN so many absentees from town ana ahis feel
self matter over which eyeISe Sns mat the ma
ier;a prosperity OF the peope is incIeasins: , i
only wish to be expressed ID ,nS ali hands and the
cook will be able to put IN al ieds eaa and smells
Of Oh the city.
III. shelter Island Yacht Club had a musical last
evening at which Richard Arnold. the violinst' APP
reared Among the most recent arrivals a, She.'e'
island are Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rogers Maxwell NEE
Maxwell. ]. r. Maxwell. jr. Miss HOOD MISS MISS
Florence Norcum, William II. Henshaw' MISS
s. 5. Van Rensselaer, T. w. Lowell r. j.
Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Maxwell MISS Linan
A. Foreman Mr. and Mrs. f. Austin Dinzey, ;; w:
p aSa Mis-. s. G GO nansocs al the
B W Tay9r Ronald BTGTn .mes Lqeh Se%on
s asSF Be- " George ns Little me Ffopsci Mr and
Mrs Miss 4 Ee M5 have Arrived on the
yacht Florida and E. L. Saunders and l. +. Hitch
cock on the sioop Cygnet'
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Graves made brief visit at
the torpedo station at Newport last week. having
been lured away from their charming country home
at Irvington- on the Hudson. The report which was
circulated last winter the effect that Mrs Graves
was to make her appearance In grand opera h ap
pears 10 have been not without foundation Sne mas
been studying hard under Agramonte in New-York.
but has recently been Obliged TO take compete rsst
her n5d It NOT improbable that she Will
be heard in public before the winter is past
The Country Club of westhampton gave It's first
dance Of the season last week, and, besides large
number Of guests from New-York. there were pres
eut Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Richardson. the Misses
Richardson Mr. and Mrs. L. Hastings Arnold MISS
Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Cutter, Elliott Cut
ter Miss Cutter the Misses suydam the Misses
Glib Mr. and Mrs. Thomas s Moore MISS moore Moore
Mr. and Mrs Rodney A. Ward, of Montciair, ~ o.;
Walter p Robinson and Beyery H. R Td Homao o.
and Miss Romans, or Ensewood.
Among those who have been playing golf more or
less during the season are Samuel > Chauncey'
who is now in Colorado; WHY'S Terry and VIII
lam A. TAYLOR the Misses Stlllman, Arthur NJ
Hatch f. Hubert Litchfeld, Miss Litchheld, j. Jay
Pierrepont. H. f. Pierrepont, jr., and many others.
Mr. and Mrs William A. Webster are In San
Francisco. staying at the Palace Hotel
Mrs f. NJ stiger OF Safest, and her daughter.
Miss Frances A. Stiger. who were at Shelter island
early in the season, are staying at the saga
more. Lake George. for a short time
Miss Sophie Haxtun. daughter OF Captain and
Mrs Milton Haxtun rejoined her family at STAN
ford In the Catskills last week. after protracted
visit at Quogue, Long Island
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas NJ. Wyatt OF No ga Han
cock-st. have gone TO Mount Kearsarge. New
Hampshire. to remain until the middle of Sep
TENDER.
The first Of a series OF invitation dances an
nounced by A. L. Dick, proprietor of the beautiful
new hotel Edgemere. at Edgemere. Long Island,
vas held there last Saturday night, and proved
decided success, many Of the cottagers from Law
renee Wave Crest and Cedarhurst being present.
Among those at the dance were Mr. and Mrs. X.
Fulton Cutting, Mr.. and Mrs FREDERICK j.. Ian
Charles f. Bigelow, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward !. Hors-
man Miss Horsman, II. l.. Herbert, DIR. j. Douglas
Nesbtt and George C. Taylor.
Judge and Mrs. Woodward. of Garfield Place.
companed by Miss Woodward. at the Column
bia Asbury Park. having recently returned from
the Berkshires. Dr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Newman are
visiting Mr.. Newman's parents at their cottage at
Elberon y. j.
From the White Sulphur Springs comes the an
nouncement of the engagement Of Charles Dana
Gibson the artist who has been spending most of
the summer at jamestown, r. l., and Miss Irene
Langthorne, OF Richmond, Va.