New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
4 HOLIDAY IN A WEEK OF RAIN
BROUGHT DULNESs
WHAT rs TALKED ABOUT BY THOSE "ho NE
MAI, IN rowN-wEDDING CARDS ouT-chAI



and a general disarranging of plans Tor ou'uoo'
snort made the lot OF the Brooklyn people VINO
STAYED in town. whether from choice or hecess"''
anything but a happy one last week ra.1a
were few and far between and While some Cos
sip took the form manly OF pia ones 'o And if ali
Gays made are carried out there will be o,s
OF attempts make up lost time Time, IN e successfui is
or two. Whether or not they Will NC
another story. -.
.o,o,v neonla N the summer resorts Will propaoH
resu,t in = compa ratively small attendance d. Wv
wedding of Miss Grace Webster fins"".' 20 I,,.
NJ Mrs Theodore Hinsdale. to George Aloe'' ir."
ner which to take place next lhu'su 13.nr.e,
noon in the Church of the Pilgrims IN he'''s -
Tn. ceremony will be performed by Dr. St9rrs
Is now In Massachusetts but Will stop IN IsIand
on his way to his snmmer sister Of the bride
groom Will be the bridesmaid anu M Si'' CIV Hns-
MI VII De 1philsdelnhia a small reception at the
Mansion House VIII follow the Cer ai lake Mime
tonka making Their h9m sDsn NJ N. sum-
OILS The mother OF the , srid Ad M
aous we,,.known Brooklyn people had their FIN
gers in the tennis pie which was cooking al l"Ne"o
last week. The annual tennis tournament p'o
v.aed plenty of material for speculation anu ".
matcrla, was all used Henry F. Pierrepont anu
his family an a2o II one MT nd sr ca
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Braaford ,c Nngr Arthur NJ
man MI s ana s inns who are visiting Miss ch.
fed. and Miss Marion smith and Mss Ti aGs an
interesting and interested party
The twin sisters of Philip Bradford Niles Misses
Florence and Madge Niles. who were oridesma'rs
at his wedding with Miss Brookman repeated '"e',
experience in that line when Ar3 3ew DAYS ago in
Mamaroneck. Philip B. Niles was best man LOT HIS
brother.
Miss Enne Amanda Rogers. daughter OF M'S
Eleanor Herbert Rogers. was married on sauna
4 snn B 20 to Frank ss'0's '0""F'' HI
A biz OF information came out last week whicn
will be a surprise TO many people. both INSIDE anu
out of the Montauk Club. II is that \o''o" -
Pope who has disposed of his Park fIa'e nome
and will hereafter live in Boston VIII MARI o ns
July IS in Knightsville Me. Mss Jennie Barnes OF
,ha, town Mr. Popes first wife died only year
ago soon after having entertained coaEhhs pauf ID,
10 To the Monsauk Cub and has also disposed Of
large part OF his valuable stable IN p9ianl' ND
late in August Mr.. Pope will take party on MS
fourth hand drag through the Rahgeie! Lane
region.
The marriage Of the Rev. Robert Robinson ana
Miss Laura Lola Keene, the eldest daughter OF KOS
we'll w Keeno is announced to take place on
Wednesday next. Mr.. Robinson was gradua'~'
from the University OF the City OF New-lorA i"
the class o. 1872 with the highest honors, receiving
the A. Ogden Butler fellowship prize. and was the
his theological studies for two years and Is now now
engaged In church work In Colorado ne ~ 5er
S cTse rs is cb2"h ana Charitable work and while
student the Metropolitan Museum OF ART WIN
the fs' Meiropoan Art Students Association. out Of
which sprung the Metropolitan School OF t1ne ATS
now in fourishing condition. After their mar
riage Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson will live in Colorado.
Recent movements Of Brooklyn people include the
departure Of Mrs. II. S. Brown. OF Dean-st. who
has gone to the ST, Nicholas Hotel at Lake Mo-
hogan. y. Y; Mrs. George r. Brightson and the
Misses Brightson expect to spend July and August
at the Passaconaway Inn. York cliffs. Me; Mrs
~ G. Craig. OF Bedford-ave., started las; week for
Paving, Du,chess County. ~ Y. where she has
apartments at the Mizzen TOP; Mrs. +; ~ ChaR
m am or OF Place has gone to
Orchard Branford, Conn: A. j. Delatour. Of Dean,
Mrs. Is Hamilton Ia Ike Salmon and their family are
occupying one of the Arverne cottages az Arverne;
'S SnS fanny a ana I'VE for their
seat at East Pttston, Me.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. ". Ferguson O., No. Las La
fayet.e-ave.. celebrated the ninth anniversary OF
their marriage on Wednesday. Among the friends
who called Mr.. and Mrs W. 5. Ferguson,
J. Ferguson. Miss Hattie Chaplin d. Stewart, Miss
L. Ferguson. G. Stonhouse Mr.. and Mrs. Ston-
house. Mr.. and Mrs. ": J. Dawkins, Nj and Mrs.
n. Hamilton, Miss Julie, Fackner,. ". Rudd. Miss
Mr.. ssss Moor MT a ara M5 M m
and Mrs c. vretnger. Mr.. and Mrs. Kingston.
Ms Mr. aSi M snd Mrs a M and
Dering.
Late departures for the country include. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry r. Jones. of Clinton-ave.. Litchield
Conn. Mrs. Grace G. Maxwell OF Washington Park
to New-London. Conn: Mr. and Mrs. clifford l..
Middleton. of Cnton-ave.. TO Fallsburg. y. Y; Mr.
and Mrs, f. Buchanan. of Lincoln Place. TO
bertson, the artist, 10 Halnes Falls y Y: Mr. and
Beach, Long Island; Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick "
Hinrichs to South Woodstock. Conn. and Mr. ana
Hesht Gn" fFsn'" Of '"'0"-ASe 10 shelter Island
Announcement is made Of the engagement OF Miss
Kate w. Rider daughter OF Mrs Grace =. Rider OF
pean-st.; to W. Howard Brown. OF Albany. " Y
The wedding. II Is said will be celebrated In the
autumn. The Riders are now al their country home
In Smithtown. l.. /.
Some contemplate specimen OF humanity SAYS
Brooklyn Life" has again emphasized the atavstiC
tendency OF the in occasionally reverting &c
It's monkey progenitors by strewing tacks ant
broken glass the cycle path. These have ap
peared below Kings Highway and near the Sleeps
head Bay Road. All the cycling clubs OF Brooklyn
should combine to hunt the creature down and wher
he is caught he should be made TO walk barefootet
for two or three hours over a path strewn will
similar bric-a- brac. This would be truly poetic jus
offers s2 reward for the arres, and conviction Of The
offender or offenders and asks that the other clubs
which .s certainly not very heavy. bu, would come
% a goodiy sum were eaca club to contribute.
Luclen Clark, Of Greene-ave. is passing the sum
mer at Englewood. y. J. Francis F. Harper Of St
Johns Place. arrived from Europe last SATURDAY. OF
the New-York. and joined his family at the Hote
Beechwood. Summit, ~ j. William H. Wallace O
Cllnton-ave.. and his family will spend the months
OF July and August at the Manhanset House Shei
ter Island; the Misses Lang staying at the Dear
Hcuss, Lake Mahopac; W. W. Haock. OF Gar
ned Place. Is at the Hampton House, Brdghamp,on
Long Island Mr.. ard Mrs. Louis Morenhauer ar
row at the Sinclair. Bethlehem. ~ H. for the sum
mer where they will soon be Joined by Mrs Molten
hauer's sisters. the Misses Crosby. OF Schermer
hornet
> Frank jerks, c. o. BrinckerhoY and Wllmo
Townsend who are at the head OF rowing matter
in the Crescent Athletic Club. deserve praise for tn
euccess which attended the club regatta Saturday
June 70. They drummed together enough men to FL s
four-oa.ed gigs and two eight-oared shells and q
.1ud.cious.y disposed OF them 10 bring about tN