New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
no1NGs OF PEOPLE WELL KNOWN IN
BROOKLYN CIRCLES.
THE SEASON OF FALL WEDDINGS BEGINS THIS
wEEK-NoTEs OF Personal INTEREST
AND CLUB HAPPENINGS.

AND CLUB HAffENiNDS'
with the return OF cool weather IL only TOT
abort time the rush homeward OF the summer
wanderers gained increased force, and the 'rahs-
portation and express companies have had their
hands full OF business both day and nigh' oen'e'
Ing baggage at houses which nave hau s'o'
doors up and window shades down All s"n'''.'
With the returning tide come plans TOT winner
pavety and preparatIons for fall weddings Chari'y
will occupy a large part of the time OF those VINO
have time to spare and the efforts OF iast WIZ
10 alleviate distress will be fully equaiieu os
Chartably disposed people during the eo,''"s 80
SON The fall season of weddings VIII oe pp ydge
on Wednesday afternoon at oclock; al nbos
wood y j.. when Henry loftn pIeln odior w" dis
, Ws, Kp apd Miss Jennie cornea Nissan viii be
married The bride is q the S Sp s SCHOOLS and
exceedingly popular among hcr "e ~ rs,stives and
lends wiii go down to the pretty Jersey town 10
attend the ceremony ana a9ter he church
services
Gossip about the coming opera season mas al
ready begun and the announcement Is maue '"a'
the season will be an improvement over Ias' yea,
,nort Oscar Murray. who Is again at the he'm
nj affairs musical. says that Jean de heshhe mas
orco,,. bs affections to crossing the Bridge. and
will be heard in Brooklyn and that CAVE VIII
also be included in the list OF artists Inc "eaNen
ing Of The casts last yssr Gs"sen viii
be avoided this year as fhilsdslPnlsk 10 hear H.
opera will hsye h to So been 10 selected for Brooklyn
nnn,a and the dates are December H. "a and ~
Jsnrs1y Of eateT,anns viii do we Keep TRACK
OF these dates IN order TO avoid con"o""s VIZ"
the opera.
r,. s,easement OF Miss Elizabeth Litchheh.
daughter OF Mr and Mrs. william Baekus Lltch-
ned. 10 Charles Bellows was announced early iaH'
spring Now cards are out for the weddlng' wh'en
a. ia announced will take place IN ~ juices
stn,ember ID Al $50 o'clock The family OF The
BRIDE formerly lived in South BROOKLYN and spent
n nc,r made their home in the latter place Mr.
Bellows recently completed preIy nome pw be
COUPE on their return from their wedding Trip
The Sea Clln Yacht Club Monday evening gave
the last OF It's dances for the season IN the c'uo-
house and the occasion was one OF the "'os' .n.
ioyable Of the series. The ballroom was pre'"iy
decorated. and late in the evening light supper
Commodnre and Mrs sheridan Mr.: and Mrs John
Il Piriei M rbe nho mn Mr. and Mrs Marvin r Reid,
Mr. and Mrs. James d. Weir Nj; anu vi" ne Misses
Battersha Perry Carstine and Wood, and John
Graham and w. Pollock
The bal poudre Of the Meadow Club at Sou'h-
ampton on Friday of last week was the prineipa,
affair Of the week Mr.. and Mrs p. Lorlard
Ronalds. jr led the minuet and among those VINO
5oinea in the stately steps were Mrs John hao-
don. ir.. Mrs Arthur B. Turnure, Mrs b. Aymar
sands Mrs De ancey Nicol the Misses s,, top MTs
" Albert Stevens and the Misses Lee. The hrst OF
the Shinnecock Hills hunts was gN on Cedarhnrst
by H. X. vngu and as there or are women n9 riders
s rorp, whom were Mrs Albert Stevens, Mrs hoh-
aids and Mrs Harry Mc'ickar'
From the Grey Court Inn. at Stamford IN 'he
Catskills comes the story Of active ana peasah,
social life Captain and Mrs. Milton HaN'u" anu
their daughters have. usual. spent the summer
-. NJ and Mrs E W. Richardson Miss Ricn-
.rdson Miss Jessie and Miss Grace Richardson
Wrs d p Lester Miss Lester. Miss Amy Lester 1etI
professor and Mrs T,ss Dixon hw and Miss Marie E.
tsen of Brooklyn were also among 9 ' me Summer
Grey Court I bnan at enoyed by Miss Hoaed the
Misses Haxtun Miss Easton. Miss Mary , ,he
Misses Mss Sf De wit Wit e. M Ess %en
unham Frank MGGoy Mis- isis. van Ro Ssal ' Abofn
Esa,jes Aborn' Mr. Becker and Professor Cameron
The Rev. and Mrs ]. Douglas Adam. nee Brns-
made returned from abroad by the CITY Oh no'ne'
from Glasgow. last Saturday There we were aSS Mrs re-
\ board Professor W. A bIo"noi anu ~
Wallace Bruce
Mrs / Augustus Hewlett, who is now at ROCK
Hall. Lawrence, Long Island with her family mas
rented her Remsen-st. house for the winter "hieh
s snn Russell Hewlett who studying architecture
in Paris Miss Hewlett Will propaDy acuU ,1npnart
her. and will be missed by the younger 'o'''''se'''
Of Heights society.
Mr. and Mrs Alexander f. Orr returned from
abroad early last week. and have since been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Albert II. Munsel: nee OFF, VINO are
living IN one OF tne suouipS VI DO
News of the death Of Mrs. Jennie f. Banks wife
NJ Augustine Banks OF Union-st., and daughter OF
the late BENJAMIN w. Hicks. which occurred on
Monday last was received with surprise ana sor-
by friends Mrs Bsnk o wss w1 aRks is
one of the most attractive young women IN society
on the Hill
Mrs Thomas F. Goodrich Of Clinton-ave.. re-
turned TO town "Wednesday from Mount Pleas
ant in the White Mountains, where she haa gone
from sebaso. Me- Her son George Goourrthi r was
one of the occupants OF the Mount feasao otean
which took prize in the White Mountain coachihs
parade.
one OF the most enjoyable results Of the forma-
ton OF the South Shore Country Club has been the
consolidation OF the social elements or BABYLON
Bay Shore and Isp. and the bringing into closer
social intercourse OF the best-known famies OF the
peighborhood The first fall carnival OF the sea-
son is TO be given next Saturday. and judging by
the efforts made will be the principal anar or the
season Malcolm W. Ford has carried through the
heavier part OF the arrangements for the carnival
and that in itself practically assures success. Inc
carnival is 10 consist OF field games adapted 10
the quality of the clubs membership. They VIII
be open only 10 members and their families the
list events being 75-ysrd dash 9ypd1d rn rum sSr
ward hurdle race sSOyard relay race. loo-yard re,
each ra CARVING the other alternately thirty
yards: 22Oyard egg and ladle race 9osuacre ra c
y ysnpns pu hks iS sp6and shot and bicycle
for ladies' which prize VIII be given Sn , 10 sns
most SraeWsfnl s ana NJ Van Anden Nelson
man G Bots wagsta Alden ,s s. rs swan and
Wooiruff Sutton, jr.. starter The Games COM
nittee consists Of Malcolm w Ford chairman
William A. Overton and Woodruff sutton Jr
The Governing Committee OF the Crescent Ath-
letc Club has set upon the second week IN oc'ooei
for the opening of the new city clubhouse In
Clinton-st which is to be accomplished with all 'he
attendant ceremonals essential 10 such an occasion
All this has been as carefully kept from the genera
u,,ado Of members the prospective
osrsorreI n, the football team or the sailing quail
ties of Valkyre Ill from the inqusitIve puphc
The members. nevertheless. have been looking ior
ward to the first Of October with indefinite idet