New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-28
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
SOCIETY PEOPLE SCATTERED FAR AND
WIDE. AND DULNESS RElGNS
IN THE CITY.
srAYArHoMEs DEvoTING THEMSELVES TO
SPORTS OF VARIOUS KINDs-ENGAGEMENTs

SPORTS OF VARIOUS
ANNOUNCED NOTES FROM THE CLUBS
rh., the social life OF Brooklyn is dull al present
goes without saying. for the three centres "a
tyity the Heights. the Hill and the farh siope' ~
say nothing Of the popuous ana in'eies''"e 60
known as the Eastern District are a'''o uho,
pletely deserted by the people VINO nahe p ~
ara Lnown as the smart sets" Reports from "o
tells al the seashore. in the mountains anu Nv
East" as far as Bar Harbor' Sorreh'o anu =, ,
sorts I'm Maine show the presence Oh WEI.
Rrooklvn neople and explain why there Is suen rs
kept within touching dis,am, ,e ION ,hat when the
solea bsgn 10 revove again in the fall they Wi
move al lively gait All Signs POM ~ and in
season %ntn me those who are left behind are doing
the best they can 10 combine a. mai BROOK
snd are perforce believers In the idea ma or rs
ivn and New-York not such poor su''ino' ~
sorts after all
Nearly all the prominent summer ia'i", -
WILLIE and Babylon attended the opening Va ' ~
South Shore Club last Saturday, ana the ana" W."
a social success all through. The GROUNDS "'e op
posjte Efingham Park. West lsiip' ana mex, $50 &C.,
the club will have roomy and comfortapie Ou'
houses on the Great South Bay. and SATURDAY n.
dances are to be an important feature Vi Wv 49,,
programme Among the guests al the 10. mo. a
ing last Saturday were Mr.. and MRS. Spenoe "a
Ienn,ngs Mr. and Mrs. Richmond GLIB. MI anu
Mrs Emil Frank. the Misses Frank. MI ana M Mts
Alden s. Swan. Mr. and Mrs. Howaro Hpo: Mr.
Minnie GLIB MT and c MTn har Miss Della
FTedsrSSk Nr rrO! Mnsam W. Ford Wocdra
s s%1''a fns WS% A Anses aoi Mss
Mr. and Mrs Knsley Magoun. Mr. and Mrs ,e epenH
MSsSDD MI NJ and and Mrs Mrs and
Iorre Pstsy Nh Mr and Mrs Loring Andrews Mr. and
Mrs William Mcclure Mr. and a.! Mrs Ex A%e Mrs. s.
jerks Mrs Fowler. Mr. ana MIS- E"'"e' ~
Armtage and Mr. and Mrs. Wihsio"'
The friends OF Edward Barr have expressed much
qualification over his selection as treasurer Oh ''e
BROOKLYN Bridge succeeding Edward Ciaih' "i0
resigned He is familiar figure in sociai Gari s
nenS Of ST AIMS church. and prominent
member Of the Hamilton CLUB
Mr. and Mrs r. Burnham Moffatt have returned
from their trip abroad. and are now visiting az ''e
cottage OF Henry f. Perrepont the fa'hef Oh ''''
The Rev DR.. Charles r. Baker and Mrs na"e
or. the eues,s OF Mr. and Mrs. John NJ Conklih ID
their cottage at Monmouth Beach, Ne"-'eise'
Mrs = p Marryatt. OF No. is5 Waveriy-ave le''
BROOKLYN Yesterday for Liberty Faiis su"'a u.
County where she will stay during "A nus Sen Of
September with her lI.e"u' '''' ~
Bythebourne.
Mr. and Mrs Edward A. Willard and their iam'iy'
Including Miss Caroline and Miss Marion VIVA
are occupying William C. Lows cottage at DIS
,oI r T. which Mr. Willard rented for the season
Mr. and Mrs Low are still abroad but are eApe''e'
home in August
Harry Nelson Pillsbury, who has been seiec'eu
10 represent the Brooklyn Chess Club IN the ih'e'
national chess contest at Hastings England Is oH''
twenty-five years DID, but has won sooa iepu'"
ton as player. He was formerly meihoe' ..
the Boston Chess Club, but has been memoer oi
the Brooklyn organization since 1895 In 1878 war
brodt and Schottander were both oelea ns, Ne
Mr. psR ,ssm o IN P ,hn ssP he Played
rames smult aneousy, winning six ana iosins o'.
ne other two being drawn and IN me "ihsv ~, "
he frat
tournament beating among NOR sr Stners make
favorable showing in the Hastings tournament.
Anon the ENGAGEMENTS recently announced are
Che FOL Tying: Miss Bertha Josephson. daughter OF
Albert Josephson. to Albert Becar. OF New ork'
Miss wnifred Alice Williams daughter OF d, ~, mr.
TO John Palmer Halman. Of Brooklyn, ana MISS
Rose Nelson. a Baltimore girl 70 John " Ia La
marche one OF the charter members OF the Cres-
cent Athletic Club.
An energetic effort is being made by some OF the
leading amateur shippers OF the South SHORE 10 re-
v,ve interest In the Great South Bay Yacht Cluo'
which during the commodoreship OF Alden s. swan
whose Berkeley carried everything before her until
the advent of Arthur Gibbs Herreshof boat Bon
ME Doone was a very successful organization II
would appear however. that interest In the ciuD
Sas somewhat waned during the last year or more
Last Monday Frederick c. Bourne. owner OF the
taryshp by William Y. Hester. Arthur Glib is
snH .I ,nd,cstions point to successful regatta
august T. The Homestead Bay Yacht cS5; West.
she Marine n1 and Field Cub been invited to
enter.
Among the Brooklyn people at various summer
resorts are the following: Mr.. and Mrs John Con-
don. Miss Nellie Foster Condor and Miss Ada
Foster Condor arrived at the Childwold Park
Hotel in the Adirondacks early this week Ihey
expect to remain there until early in September
DR.. and Mrs ]. Gilbert Gulick. OF Bedford-ave.,
arc at the old Gulick homestead. adjoining the
Union College grounds at Schenectady, n. " hav-
ing recently returned from an enjoyable visit since
country seat, Heartsease, at Lake George.
Mrs j. H. Lynde and Mrs. Walter r. Jones Of
Greene-ave. are spending the summer at The
Pemgewasse; plymouth M MT; ana iy Mrs we're re-
guests there last week
Lake Mahopac has among its guests o. r. Brit
ton and family. Miss Brtton. Miss Eugene Brit
ton, Howard W. Brumley, c. II. Wilson and fam
n.y. James Mclean. Mr.. and Mrs. John Blunt. Miss
Blunt, Charles l.. Blunt. Mr.. and Mrs A. O. Bel
den and family. Walter r. Davis. Percy r. Powell,
r. T. Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Wisner, James
Haigh. Miss Eva n: .Haigh. Mrs. =. w wetmore
Grenory' MR.. '% NJ Z. Dexter Miss Destef john
Dunbar. Dr. A. W, Dunbar, Miss Laura Dunbar, Mr.
Watts, James Watts II. b. Gedney. MI and Mrs
r. d. Dodge X. d. Dodge, and Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
J. Phillips and family.
Mr.. and Mrs William Vogel and Miss Eta Voge
Of Keap-st will spend August at Dorncourt. In the
schooley Mountains. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin VII
son and Miss Wilson, OF Koss-st.. Will be there at
the same time.
Mr.. Andrew De Witt and the Misses DE Witt. OF
wiow-st; Miss Mary Hegeman. OF Carroll-"t.. and
Mr.. and Mrs J. cubert Palmer. OF Breyoort Place
are spending the summer at Churchill Hall, STAN
ford. In the Catskiu Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs James Raymond. OF Warren-st.. are
occupying a cottage at South oyster Bay Their
granddsusnters. Miss Madeleine and Miss Adelaide
Chauncey. Of Joralemon-st., VIII join them soon.
Mira Ora Jewell. OF wiough by-ave.. and hei
daughter returned last week from Spring Lake. and
after spending a day or two In town. left for thu
White Mountains Edward Jewell, who grad
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