New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-19
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
PREPARING NOR THE SUMMERS vAcA
TIONS.
WEDDINGS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOTES
ABOUT wELL-KNowN PEOPLE

WEDDINGS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOTES
ABOUT wELLrKNowN PEOPLE.
Already the exodus has begun Brooklyn people
have begun TO look around. TO find where they
ara 10 have tho most desirable quarters ioi ''o
summer: that U.s. those OF Brook.yns people VINO
co awav and are not blessed with a local hap'a-
tion and a name In someone OF the many peN""
full places by the or among the nils where INC
warm days Of summer are passed. Ihe P'ep"'"
lions for the summers hesira, however have ~
terfered only slightly with The win9-up Of the sea-
son.s social affairs There were IA few weddings
last week. and announcements of n few more were
made the most prominent amcng the latter oeihs
tha, OF Miss Ada GLIB. daughter OF John GLIB, TO
william Van Anden Hester. the son OF Coionei
william " Hester. Miss Glib sthe second OF four uT
sisters the eldest pens Mrs. A. sryan ss A FSre ane
Gbb being members Of the Group 81 dsS 9a abs
which came out St nopunr in Brooklyn society
circles For the last year she has been mart
ds1i OF i ame owing to the absence of Miss bike the
has sd the dnnsn S Da IS
g ser w ~u. horseman and yachtsman. and q
member OF the Hamilton. Crescent Athletic ana
Riding and Driving clubs.
Another engagement recently announced Is that
Of Miss Helen Burnap, the youngest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. U. c. Burnap. of Lafayette-ave'' 10
John Irving Taylor OF Boston. son OF So .'Tna
Charles Il TaloS ts the RSsna s following IN the
footsteps OF her elder sister Caroline. VINO 'pFee
wears ago married Charles Henry fooke. OF nVs-
;on who is connected with the wel-known family
OF organ builders.
German society people turned out in force at the
wedding on Wednesday afternoon OF Miss Ida
Muench. daughter of the late Ferdinand Muencn,
and Emile Manneck. which was celebrated at the
home of the brides mother, No C27 Willoughby-st'
the officiating clergyman being the Rev. ). W.
Loeb. OF the German Evangelical Church in E Scher,
erhorn-s ss,1 the m tbe bde and the bridesmaids
We're Miss Anna friedman and Miss Josephine .e
Msnnee a he bride. Miss Ida Gerhardt and Miss
Sophie Muench. were flower girls ana the BEST man
Henry Claus.
An interesting talk "Birds" was given py Mis'
Olive Thorne Miller at reception held on wed
nesdav evening by A. Augustus Low, at his nome
on the Heights. after which there was music, both
vocal and instrumental. by the Misses Bronson ana
Messrs. Esner Hanse and voorns ST. b snsed on
John and the Rev. Charles Baker were seated on q
platform in the parlor and MI BAKER spohe pee pc
antly OF the way in which M Low IVA %s NAMED in
ing 10 beautify the city by having trees pa"'eo Al
the streets.
Society people in Fiatbush have charming soca'
and literary organization called the Winter Nlgh'
Club and it has been unobtrusive since CHRIST
mas that the public has been unaware OF lis meet
inc. the last one OF which held at the home
NJ Miss sylvia Coster in the old Corteyou Mansion
in Flatbush-ave, which occasion goid enaih
and locket were presented to |. n. Ford. OF Inc
Tribune who is the president OF the cruz. inc
club has adjourned TOT the staSOh' "-N
araIn next october or November. Its members,h,ip
snScindes the Rev DR.. and Mrs. c; L. Wells, NJ
and r s M5s' Mrs. n il. o. I,' Bartlett the Rev. j. G.
Hoyt ex-Park Commits ;oner ana Mrs H. Mr and
Mrs Richard Young the Rev and Mrs >; Vi W Jacn
SON. Dr. and Mrs. A. Hutchms' h ~ 5e Erasmus
Hall Academy and Miss Sylvia Coster. me olceIs
e The club sTs f ana the Rev j. L. "a
briskie secretary and treasurer.
At the meeting of the Fla;bush Park Associa-
tion from which the Wildwood Club leases It's nous
and grounds on Wednesday evening. john Mathews
aAa a,sc,ed nresdent and Captain f. f. De seid-
,ny vice-presdent with the following directors
William Brown, James and Edward Lenerts n Wl,,,
is to laid out and viii pass hayiGs
the club grounds four lots o on s remains to the
club however although nost OF III" broed and Well
%nien wn viii, have to come down before the march
OF Improvement ..
Among the Brooklyn people who own or nave
rented cottages at Patchogue. or have Vis''eu ."e
place within the last few days 10 aliS"so nav ~.
summer quarters are Mr.. and Mrs. Cnaries pas
,or of Hanson Place; Mr.. and Mrs John ~
snsbe. James W. Edget Mrs L. E; est, Sten II W
Mrs Z. A. slote Edward ana he Patchogue Yacht
cSS A. Gdssscve Mss Sss smith, Of
Hnnsord-ave: Miss Florence Seely MISS Aua N Nai
R R:ani 4 I: s. smi ha''"0'''''" ~
rhs Rev Nelson Il. Boss. rector OF TRINITY
protestant Episcopal Church. on THURSDAY even
inc a, the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Abraham /"
,a7,,,ns No oeG Eastern Parkway. performed the
.anorv which united Miss Alice A. Phillps 70
Harry & Pierce Of New.Yoirk en hrge the We'd
Sns s"e and thoroughly enjoyed the reception bTies
followed it, Miss Maggie Da haSt r wuS '"'
,naid and James Deasy was pest man
r...asay Miss Jennie Moody president OF the
,,.,a aroun Of Young ladies on Prospect Heish's'
wh,cb IS known as the Ergats Circle gave pm"
luncheon for the members OF the ciuD III 'ie N'..
,ng-room of the Montauk Club house as chinaA
OF the seasons work the color p'an a.. .on,rs
~ the members. but extended 10 the vlands; Inc me
tweve members Of the circle were an peSn, pit bic
eleven besides ee Mrs EdwaTd Wallace Cone
Secretary: Miss Eie Conrow treasufeT; ss Mi Rsse
wood Mis- f AneeIs0 Miss lila Wells Miss Lillian
Tapscott and Miss Anna Pinkerton.
On Tuesday the Urban Club held It's last ai,er'
noon meeting OF the season at the no'no y. ~.
Andrew J. Perry Mrs. Lambeer read her report
M,ss Hampson gave an account OF the feder"uoh
OF Long Island womens Clubs al ,he BrookiVn
Mss Welsh Sr elub meeting which was
dressed by Mrs. Ballington boo'n; ne home 81
Mrs Lewis Shaw. In Pacihc-st'
rb. engagement Of Miss Susie Sahler. Of the Hin
= .rd william Wallace tr.. son OF DR.. William wal
lace. of Congress-st.. has just been announced
This Is the second engagement IN pr; adar SON
family Henry w Wallace, and Miss Carrie Bostwick hav
ing been announced only recently
II was an agreeable surprise that came 10 AS
sistant Engineer Edward L@tlmer Beach, OF 'he
,,sor NewYork last week. On Saturday the
wedding of the engineer and Miss 1.ucie Adeiaide
Oun. daughter OF Mrs. Catharine Quin was ceie-
brated at the brides home. This was considerably
In advance Of the date previously set for the cere-
mony. the change having been made IN cohse-
ouence oil the cruisers orders to 80 TO KEEL Al
the last moment, however. telegram from WASH.
ington detached Mr.. Beach from me New o d
and ordered him 60 take charge OF the engines on
the torpedo boat Gushing. The bride was attended
by Miss Jennie c. Nissan and was given away Dy
OF New-York, best man. ana the ushers Were
lieutenant George W. Danforth OF the New orh,
"a lanes Harold Warner. OF New-York city. The
Ceremony was performed by Chaplain H. H. Clark,
Of the Navy.